Social Share Image (OG)
Design Open Graph and Twitter card images from a title and a template
- Files never leave your device
- Runs in your browser
- Free, no sign-up, no watermark
Preview · 1200 × 630 px
Templates
How to use Social Share Image (OG)
Design Open Graph and X (Twitter) card images from a title and one of eight templates, then export PNG or JPG at 1200×630 or another size. A CSV of titles can also become a ZIP of images. Everything is rendered in your browser.
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Pick a design under Templates, for example Minimal, Blog post, Product or Quote.
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Under Content, type the Title, Subtitle and Site name, plus any field the template shows, such as Author, Date, Price or Badge.
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Add a Logo and a Background or Picture under Images, then set Theme, Font, Color presets and Max title lines under Style.
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Under Export, choose a Size (Open Graph, X / Twitter, Instagram, Square or Custom), the format and the Resolution.
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Turn on Show crop guide to check what apps may cut off, then click Download PNG (or JPG) or Copy image.
Frequently asked questions
Does this add the og:image tag to my website?
No, it only makes the image. Upload the file to your site and point the og:image (and twitter:image) meta tag of the page at it.
What size should an Open Graph image be?
1200 × 630 px is the usual size for Facebook, LinkedIn and Slack; the X / Twitter preset is 1200 × 600. 2× doubles the pixels for sharper display, but keep files under 8 MB for Facebook and 5 MB for X.
How does Batch from CSV work?
Paste or import a CSV, TSV or text file with one row per image: the title, then an optional subtitle. A header row named title is skipped, every image uses the current design, and all of them download as one ZIP.
Are my logo, pictures and text uploaded?
No. They stay in your browser, and the image is drawn on a canvas on your device.
Why does my title get smaller?
The title shrinks until it fits within Max title lines (1 to 5). Press Enter in the Title box to decide where a line breaks.
Can I use Chinese, Japanese or Korean text?
Yes. Every font option falls back to CJK fonts installed on your system, so the exact look depends on the fonts on your device.