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AI OG Image Generator

Intelligently generate Open Graph social sharing preview images with custom templates, brand colors, and typography to boost social media click-through rates

Generator Interface

Interactive generator will be available soon

Features

  • ✓ 50+ professional OG image templates covering blogs, e-commerce, news, portfolios and more
  • ✓ AI smart layout, auto-adapting optimal arrangement for titles, descriptions, and brand logos
  • ✓ Custom sizes (1200×630, 1200×600, etc.)适配Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other platforms
  • ✓ One-click brand application, save brand colors, fonts, logos for batch consistent style generation
  • ✓ Dynamic data filling, auto-fetch titles and descriptions from URLs to generate preview images

How to Use

  1. Choose a template or start from a blank canvas
  2. Enter title, description, website logo and other elements
  3. Adjust colors, fonts, layout and other styles
  4. Preview results and download high-quality OG images

FAQ

What is an Open Graph image?

An Open Graph image is the preview image displayed when your webpage link is shared on social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.). It's defined by the og:image meta tag and directly impacts sharing effectiveness and click-through rates.

What's the best size for OG images?

Recommended size is 1200×630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio), the standard for Facebook, LinkedIn and other platforms. Twitter recommends 1200×600 pixels (2:1). This tool supports all mainstream sizes.

What format are the generated images?

PNG format by default (lossless quality), also supports JPG format (smaller file size). Resolution is 1200×630 or custom dimensions, ensuring clear display across all platforms.

Can I batch generate multiple OG images?

Yes, batch generation mode is supported. Upload a CSV file or input multiple URLs, and the tool auto-fetches content to batch generate consistent-style OG images, ideal for content teams and CMS systems.

How to add OG images to a website?

Upload the generated image to your web server, then add <meta property="og:image" content="image URL"> in the HTML <head> tag. WordPress and other CMS have dedicated SEO plugins to handle this automatically.