Meta tags not appearing
Make sure you set the og:image in Page Settings for each page, not just the site-wide settings. Webflow’s site-wide Open Graph settings may be overridden by page-level settings.
If using Custom Code, confirm the meta tags are inside the <head> tag. View your page source to check.
Wrong page path
The path in the og:image URL must match the actual page URL. If your page is at yoursite.com/blog/my-post, use https://$OGPLUS_KEY.ogplus.net/blog/my-post.
Dynamic pages (CMS collections)
Webflow CMS pages have dynamic paths. You can use Webflow’s Open Graph Settings on the CMS template page, but the og:image URL will be the same for all items in the collection.
For per-item images, use the Custom Code field on each CMS item, or set the og:image field using the collection item’s slug via Webflow’s CMS-aware og:image field.
Wrong image showing
This is almost always a caching issue. Purge the cached image from the OpenGraph+ dashboard, then re-check with the preview tool.
Social platforms not updating
Social networks cache images aggressively. After purging from OpenGraph+, use each platform’s debugger to force a refresh:
- Facebook: Sharing Debugger
- Twitter/X: Card Validator
- LinkedIn: Post Inspector
Purging cached images
- Go to your OpenGraph+ dashboard
- Navigate to the website’s cache page
- Enter the URL and purge
The next request from a social platform will trigger a fresh render.
Testing
Use the preview tool in your OpenGraph+ dashboard to verify your setup before sharing URLs. This shows you exactly what social platforms will see.