Create 1200×630 standard OG share images. Ready for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn cards.
🎴 PreviewActual: 1200 × 630 px
How to use
- Pick a background style (solid, gradient, radial, image).
- Enter title, subtitle, site name.
- Adjust alignment and font sizes; preview live.
- Click Download PNG for 1200×630 image.
- Upload to your server and link with og:image meta tag.
Key features
- 1200×630 Open Graph standard
- 5 background styles (solid · linear · diagonal · radial · image)
- 4 text zones (title, subtitle, site, URL)
- Left/center alignment, free font sizing
- One-click meta tag code copy
Use cases
- Blog post share card — post title + blog name
- Product page — key copy + brand logo
- Landing page — service name + tagline
- Event/notice — date and venue in subtitle
- YouTube link share — text card instead of thumbnail
What is OG image and why it matters
Open Graph image is a 2010 Facebook standard now used by Twitter, Slack, Discord, LinkedIn. It's the thumbnail card shown when a URL is shared. 1200×630 (1.91:1) is the FB/LinkedIn standard; Twitter auto-crops to 2:1. Keep important content in the center 80% safe zone so edges don't get cut.
FAQ
Where do I upload this image?
Upload to your site's image directory (e.g., /images/og-home.png) and add <meta property="og:image" content="https://example.com/images/og-home.png"> in <head>.
Why doesn't Facebook show my new image?
FB caches aggressively. Refresh at developers.facebook.com/tools/debug.
Recommended file size and resolution?
1200×630, under 300KB (max 1MB but slow). JPG is lighter than PNG but this tool exports PNG.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No, everything happens locally in your browser.