OG Image Generator

Create Open Graph social card images (1200×630).

Generator

The OG Image Generator creates Open Graph preview images sized at 1200×630 pixels — the recommended dimension for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social platforms. When someone shares a link, the platform pulls the og:image to display a visual card alongside the title and description. A compelling preview image dramatically increases click-through rates. Instead of opening a graphics editor, simply type your title and subtitle, preview the result in real time, and download a high-quality PNG. The entire process runs in your browser using HTML Canvas — no uploads, no server processing, and no design skills required.

About OG Image Generator

Open Graph images are the visual cards that appear when you share a link on social media. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and many messaging apps all read the og:image meta tag to decide what image to display. The recommended resolution is 1200×630 pixels, which provides crisp rendering on both desktop and mobile. This tool generates a clean, professional card with your custom title and subtitle text, making it ideal for blog posts, landing pages, product announcements, or any page you want to look great when shared.

How to Use OG Image Generator

  1. Enter a Title — this is the main headline that appears on the preview card.
  2. Optionally add a Subtitle for additional context (e.g. your site name or a tagline).
  3. Preview the generated 1200×630 image in real time below the form.
  4. Click the download button to save the image as a PNG file.
  5. Upload the image to your site and reference it in your <meta property="og:image"> tag. Use our Meta Tag Generator to create the full set of Open Graph tags.

Key Features

  • Generates images at the standard 1200×630 px Open Graph resolution
  • Real-time preview so you can adjust text before downloading
  • Clean, professional card design with no design tools needed
  • Downloads as a high-quality PNG file ready for web hosting
  • Completely browser-based — images are rendered on HTML Canvas with no server upload
  • Works seamlessly with the Meta Tag Generator for a complete social SEO workflow

When to Use This Tool

  • Publishing a blog post and need a quick social sharing image
  • Launching a landing page or product and want an eye-catching preview card
  • Creating consistent OG images across multiple pages without opening a design tool
  • Testing how different title and subtitle combinations look at the standard OG size

Technical Details

The image is rendered on an HTML5 <canvas> element at 1200×630 pixels. The title and subtitle are drawn with web-safe fonts, centered and scaled to fit. The finished canvas is exported as a PNG using canvas.toDataURL() and offered as a download. Because all rendering happens in the browser, your text is never transmitted to any server. For best social media results, host the downloaded image at a publicly accessible URL and reference it via the og:image meta tag with an absolute URL.

Conclusion

A strong Open Graph image turns every shared link into an attention-grabbing visual card. This free, browser-based OG Image Generator lets you create professional 1200×630 preview images in seconds — no design experience, no software installation, and no server uploads required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size should OG images be?
1200×630 pixels is the most widely recommended resolution for Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. This tool outputs that exact size to ensure your preview looks sharp on all platforms.
How do I add the image to my page?
Upload the downloaded PNG to your web server or CDN. Then add <meta property="og:image" content="https://yoursite.com/image.png"> to your page's <head>. Use our Meta Tag Generator to produce all required Open Graph tags.
Can I customize colors or fonts?
The current version generates a standard card design. For advanced customization, download the image and edit it in a graphics tool, or use CSS-based approaches for dynamic OG images on your server.
Is my content sent to a server?
No. The image is drawn entirely in your browser using the HTML Canvas API. Your title and subtitle text never leave your device.