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How to use
01
Upload the artwork
Add the image you want as your link preview, up to 20 MB. Wide, simple compositions survive the 1.91:1 frame best, so lead with your strongest horizontal asset.
02
Match the frame with Cover or Contain
Cover crops to fill each OG ratio exactly, the usual choice for photos. Contain preserves complete artwork, padding with white, better for logos and text heavy designs.
03
Download and wire up the meta tags
Save the 1200x630 standard file, or all four presets, then point your og:image tag at the uploaded file's URL. The filename carries the preset key so versions don't get mixed up.
Why OG Image Maker
- Resize images to every og preset in one go.
- Cover (crop to fit) or contain (letterbox) modes.
- Outputs original format, 92% quality.
Common questions
What open graph image size works across every network?
1200x630 pixels at 1.91:1. Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and X's summary_large_image card all display it correctly. The square and portrait presets exist for special cases, but the standard frame is the one to ship by default.
What makes a link preview show a badly cropped image?
The page's og:image doesn't match the ratio the network wants, so the crawler center crops it. Exporting a purpose built 1200x630 file with this tool and referencing it in your meta tags ends the random cropping.
Can the og image maker add text to my image?
No, it resizes existing artwork into OG frames; add titles in your design tool before uploading. Keep any text large, roughly 60 pixels or more at 1200 wide, because previews often render at a third of full size in chat apps and feeds.
What's the quickest way to test an OG image after uploading it?
Run the URL through the sharing debuggers: Meta's Sharing Debugger, LinkedIn's Post Inspector, or a card validator. They show the fetched image and flag size problems. Remember to rescrape after changing the file, since networks cache previews aggressively.
Will a single og image generator file serve X, Facebook, and LinkedIn?
Yes. Point og:image at your 1200x630 file and add twitter:card set to summary_large_image; X reads Open Graph tags as a fallback for everything else. One file, one URL, every major network covered.
Is the small 600x315 preset still worth using?
It's the practical minimum for large previews and suits pages where every kilobyte counts. Text gets soft at that scale though, so reserve it for photographic images rather than title cards.
Should I use Cover or Contain mode for a logo based share image?
Contain. Logos rarely match 1.91:1, and Cover would clip the mark. The white padding Contain adds reads as intentional negative space in link previews, especially on light feed backgrounds.