OG Image Generator

Free Open Graph Image Generator

Give every shared link a beautiful preview card. No design skills, no Photoshop — done in your browser in 10 seconds.
Free Open Graph Image Generator

Core features

18+ templates

Blog, product, event, podcast, course, quote, logo — there's a layout for every content type.

Edge-rendered

Built on Satori, rendered as SVG → PNG inside an edge function. Blazingly fast, no queue.

Free, no sign-up

No watermarks, no caps, no account. Just open the page and start.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Choose from 18+ layouts that match your content.

  2. 2

    Edit text and color

    Title, subtitle, brand and accent color update live in the preview.

  3. 3

    Export and embed

    Download the PNG, host it, drop the URL into an og:image tag in your <head>.

FAQ

What is an Open Graph image?

Open Graph (OG) is a metadata protocol Facebook proposed and almost every platform — Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, iMessage — now reads. When your link is shared, the platform pulls the og:image tag to build the big preview card. A well-designed OG image meaningfully lifts click-through rate.

What is the standard OG image size?

1200×630 pixels works everywhere. Facebook and LinkedIn officially recommend it; Twitter's summary_large_image renders it cleanly too. ogimagex exports at exactly this size.

How do I add the image to my site?

Upload the downloaded PNG to your asset host, then add to your page <head>: <meta property="og:image" content="https://..." />. Pair it with og:title and og:description for the full card.

Are there any limits on the free version?

No. ogimagex is 100% free — no watermarks, no usage caps, no account required.

Why isn't the new image showing up on Twitter/Facebook?

Social platforms aggressively cache OG metadata. Use Twitter's Card Validator or Facebook's Sharing Debugger and click "Scrape Again" to force a refresh.

Generate your first image now

18+ templates, live preview in the browser, one-click PNG export.

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