An OG image generator creates the 1200×630 preview card shown when a link is shared on social networks and chat apps. OmniKit renders the card in your browser from title, subtitle, logo, and template—so brand assets need not be uploaded to a design SaaS. Host the PNG and set og:image on your page.
Design a 1200×630 Open Graph card in the canvas. Five templates, local logo, accent color, PNG download, and a copy-paste og:image snippet. OmniKit does not host the file. After you upload it to your site, debug with Facebook or LinkedIn tools.
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1200×630 PNG. Host the file, then set og:image. Preview truncation on SERP Snippet Preview, then compress on Image Optimizer.
<meta property="og:image" content="https://YOUR-DOMAIN/og-image-1200x630.png" /> <meta property="og:image:width" content="1200" /> <meta property="og:image:height" content="630" /> <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />
An OG image generator creates the 1200×630 preview card shown when a link is shared on social networks and chat apps. OmniKit renders the card in your browser from title, subtitle, logo, and template—so brand assets need not be uploaded to a design SaaS. Host the PNG and set og:image on your page.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, and X still fetch og:image. After you host the file, use each network’s debugger. This page does not publish the PNG for you.
OmniKit’s OG Image Generator exports a 1200×630 PNG (1.91:1) from a canvas in the browser. OmniKit does not host the file. You set og:image to the https URL where you publish that PNG.
Pick a template, type title and eyebrow, optionally add a local logo, then download a 1200×630 PNG. Copy the meta snippet and replace YOUR-DOMAIN with the URL where you host the file. Debug with Facebook Sharing Debugger or LinkedIn Post Inspector after deploy.
Pick a template and enter title, eyebrow, and site label.
Optionally add a logo from this device.
Download the PNG, host it, and paste the meta tags with your absolute URL.
The common share card is 1200×630 pixels (1.91:1). LinkedIn and Facebook crop toward that ratio. This tool exports exactly 1200×630. X large cards also use that file when twitter:card is summary_large_image.
Open Graph protocol og:image; common platform guidance for 1200×630 share images.
No. Download stays on your device. Put the file on your CDN or site, then point og:image at that absolute https URL.
This page does not promise click-through gains. Preview the SERP snippet separately. Compress the PNG on Image Optimizer if the file is heavy.
An OG image generator creates the 1200×630 preview card shown when a link is shared on social networks and chat apps. OmniKit renders the card in your browser from title, subtitle, logo, and template—so brand assets need not be uploaded to a design SaaS. Host the PNG and set og:image on your page.
This tool exports 1200×630 pixels, the usual 1.91:1 share card for Facebook, LinkedIn, and summary_large_image on X.
No. The PNG is a local canvas export.
We do not claim that. A clear title and logo help humans recognize the brand. Measure clicks in your own analytics.
Keep measuring in the same cluster — or jump to the next decision.
Finish the publish loop: humanize the draft, rewrite meta, preview the SERP, then attach a 1200×630 card. Host the PNG on your origin. OmniKit is not a CDN.
