OG Image Generator

About This Tool

Create Open Graph images — the preview card shown when your page is shared on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack or WhatsApp. Pick a template, type your title and site name, and download a 1200×630 PNG that makes shared links look professional instead of a random cropped screenshot. Templates follow each platform's safe zones, so text never hides behind share-dialog UI. Everything renders locally, instantly.

How to Use This Tool

1. Choose a template (centered title, split layout, or big-number stat).
2. Type the title — keep it under ~60 characters so it stays on one or two lines — and an optional subtitle.
3. Add your brand color or upload a small logo; it snaps to the corner.
4. Preview exactly how the card renders at 1200×630.
5. Download the PNG and upload it as your page's og:image meta asset.

Advantages & Use Cases

Give every blog post a branded preview card, generate data-viz stat cards for report launches, or create consistent announcement images for release notes. Marketing teams standardize share previews across a whole content calendar this way.

Supported Formats & Recommendations

• 1200×630 PNG is the universal OG size — sharp on retina without being heavy (keep it under 300 KB).
• Put the key words in the first line; share dialogs sometimes truncate two-line titles.
• Pair the image with proper og:title/og:description tags — the image works with them, not instead.

How We Test This Tool

We render each template with 30/60/90-character titles and verify no text crosses the safe margins, contrast meets readability at 25% zoom (typical feed size), and the exported PNG opens with exact 1200×630 dimensions in all major platforms' debuggers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my site show an old OG image after updating?

Platforms cache aggressively. Upload the new image, update the og:image URL (a ?v=2 query busts caches), then re-scrape with the platform's debugger (Facebook Sharing Debugger, LinkedIn Post Inspector).

What size should an OG image be?

1200×630 pixels covers Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Slack. The generator outputs exactly this; smaller images get upscaled and look soft.

Can I use a photo as the background?

Yes — drop it as the template background and the text layers apply on top with a contrast scrim so titles stay readable.