Open Graph Image Studio
Build branded social preview images for tools, docs, launches, and promo pages.
Open Graph images are the preview graphics that appear when a link is shared on social
platforms, messaging apps, and collaboration tools. When someone posts a URL on platforms
like Twitter/X, Bluesky, Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, or Discord, those platforms read
metadata embedded in the page and generate a preview card. The image defined in the
og:image
metadata becomes the visual centerpiece of that preview.
When an Open Graph image is missing, platforms try to guess what to show instead. This can lead to awkward results: cropped screenshots, random images from the page, or previews that lack any branding or context. Even well-designed pages can end up looking messy or inconsistent when shared.
Open Graph Image Studio simplifies that workflow by generating share-ready preview graphics directly in the browser. Choose a structured template, customize the content and visuals, and export a properly sized image ready to use in your metadata.
What is og:image?
og:image is an Open Graph meta
tag that tells platforms which preview image to use for a shared link. A
1200 × 630 image is the standard recommended size for reliable previews.
<meta property="og:image" content="https://example.com/preview.png">How this works
Content fields are the source of truth for your title, subtitle, badge, brand, footer, and CTA.
Templates change layout and presentation.
Themes change colors and visual styling.
Selected template and theme changes apply only after you click Apply, unless auto-apply is enabled.
Live preview
1200 × 630 export canvas
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