Prepare a preview for a shared WordPress page

When someone shares a page or post, a social platform reads its sharing metadata to build a preview. Open Graphite Pro lets you set the sharing title, description, image, and object type separately from the original page content.

Set homepage details and tailor individual posts

Enter homepage sharing details in the add-on options, then select which post types to enable. For an individual post or page, use the Open Graphite metabox to enter values or draw on its existing title, text or excerpt, featured image, and object type. You can also control access to the metabox by user role. Custom post types can use it when enabled.

Pro includes automatic defaults for titles, descriptions, featured images, and object types. Character limits for titles and descriptions help keep preview text within your chosen length.

Review previews, images, and shop content

Preview individual posts and pages on mobile and desktop for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Open Graphite Pro can automatically crop images to a Facebook-ready 1200 x 630 size, with an Open Graph Sizes tab in the Media Library. WooCommerce products and product categories are supported.

Open Graph quality indicators appear in an admin column, and testing links help you check how platforms read the sharing data. Options also cover an X (Twitter) username and card type, Pinterest rich pins and saving, and enhanced Slack details such as author name and reading time.

Check Facebook refresh and extension compatibility

To have Facebook refresh its cached copy automatically, enter a Facebook App ID and App Secret in the settings. Open Graphite requests a refresh when a published post is saved, sending the post URL and an app access token derived from those credentials to Facebook's Graph API. Without those credentials, you can use Facebook's sharing debugger to request a new scrape.

If another plugin outputs Open Graph tags, duplicate tags can conflict. Open Graphite can turn off Open Graph output from Yoast SEO or Jetpack; for other conflicts, check the page source for repeated og: tags.

Install and get support

Install and activate the plugin in WordPress, configure the homepage settings, and select the post types to enable. Add or edit per-page values in the Open Graphite metabox, then review the available previews and testing tools. License holders can access one-on-one priority support.