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OG Image Generator Guide

Create branded 1200x630 Open Graph social share preview cards for blog posts, documentation, and products.

Overview

Design custom 1200x630 pixel Open Graph social preview cards for blog posts, product launches, and documentation pages with clean themes, badges, and typography.

When to Use OG Image Generator

Use OG Image Generator when you need attractive social share cards for blog posts, documentation, or landing pages without opening heavy graphic software.

Inputs, Formats & Specifications

Accepted Inputs
Title text, subtitle, category badge, site name, accent color selection
Output Formats
Standard 1200x630 px PNG image file
Supported Standards
PNG (1200x630 pixels, standard 1.91:1 social card ratio)
Browser Limits & Scope
Uses browser-available web typography; custom proprietary desktop fonts require local font installation.

How to use OG Image Generator

  1. Type your page or article title, category tag, and author/site name.
  2. Select a visual layout theme (Minimal, Dark Modern, Cyber, or Gradient Accent).
  3. Customize accent colors, background styling, and branding details.
  4. Download the generated 1200x630 pixel PNG image and link it in your page's Open Graph meta tags.

Real-World Examples

Blog Post Social PreviewCreate a 1200x630 px Open Graph card featuring the blog title, reading time, and author avatar for attractive link previews on X/Twitter and LinkedIn.
Open Source Tool Launch CardGenerate a high-contrast social card with a dark background, glowing title, and category badge for a GitHub release announcement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended size for Open Graph images?

1200 x 630 pixels (an aspect ratio of 1.91:1) is the universal standard recommended by Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and Slack for crisp preview cards.

How do I add this image to my website?

Upload the PNG to your web server and add `<meta property='og:image' content='https://yourdomain.com/path-to-image.png'>` in your page's HTML `<head>`.

Why do links shared in Slack or Twitter show my image?

Crawlers from Slack, Discord, Twitter, and LinkedIn fetch the URL, read the `og:image` meta tag, and display the preview card automatically.

Privacy & Data Security

OG Image Generator is designed to run in the browser. Review outputs before sharing them with any external service or workflow.

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