A missing or generic og:image is one of the easiest ways to lose clicks when a page gets shared on social media — a clean, branded share image makes a link look intentional instead of broken. This tool builds a real one, right in your browser.
What Is the Open Graph Image Generator?
Unlike a meta-tag preview tool (which only shows you how an existing og:image will look), this generates the actual image file. Set a title, subtitle, site label, and two gradient colors, and the tool renders a proper 1200×630 canvas image that you can download as a PNG and upload directly as your page’s og:image / twitter:image.
How to Use It
- Open the tool at /tools/og-image-generator.
- Enter your page title, subtitle, and site label.
- Pick two background colors — use the same color twice for a flat background, or two different colors for a gradient.
- Choose a text color that contrasts well with your background.
- Click Download PNG to save the finished 1200×630 image.
Key Features
- Standard 1200×630 size, the widely recommended dimensions for Open Graph images across Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, and most other platforms.
- Automatic text wrapping, so long titles and subtitles fit cleanly without overflowing the canvas.
- Live gradient preview as you adjust the two background colors.
- Entirely client-side rendering via the HTML5 Canvas API — no server upload, no account needed.
When to Use This Tool
- Publishing a new blog post or landing page that needs a proper social share image.
- Refreshing an outdated or missing og:image on an existing page.
- Quickly prototyping share-card designs before building a more elaborate templated version.
Try It Now
Open Open Graph Image Generator directly, or press ⌘K and type the tool name from anywhere on the site.
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