Open Graph Image Generator
Create custom OG images for social sharing
About the Open Graph Image Generator
When a link is shared on social media, the preview image does much of the work of earning a click — and the standard size for it is 1200×630 pixels. This generator creates that Open Graph image right in your browser: choose a background, add a title and description, drop in a logo, and download a ready-to-use PNG or JPG.
Bloggers, marketers, and site owners use it to give every page a polished share image without opening design software. Templates for blog posts, products, and articles give you a fast starting point, and you control the fonts, colors, gradients, text alignment, and logo placement to match your brand.
How to Use the Open Graph Image Generator
- Pick a template (Custom, Blog Post, Product, or Article) as a starting point.
- Set the background — a solid color, a gradient, or an uploaded image.
- Enter your title and description, adjusting font, size, color, and alignment, and optionally add a logo.
- Regenerate the preview, then download the 1200×630 image as PNG or JPG.
Why Use ToolForge’s Open Graph Image Generator
- It renders the image entirely on an in-browser canvas at the exact 1200×630 Open Graph size — no design tool and no upload required.
- Templates plus full control over background, fonts, colors, gradients, and logo position let you match your brand quickly.
- It exports as PNG or JPG and can copy the image straight to your clipboard.
- Because rendering is local, your images and branding never leave your device.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size should an Open Graph image be?
The recommended size is 1200×630 pixels, a roughly 1.91:1 ratio that displays well across Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. This generator works at exactly that size, so your image fits without awkward cropping.
Where do I use the generated image?
Upload it to your site and reference it in your page's og:image meta tag (and twitter:image). When the page is shared, platforms read that tag and display your image in the link preview.
Do I need design software for this?
No. Everything is done in the browser with templates and simple controls for text, color, and layout. It is built so non-designers can produce a clean, correctly sized share image in a couple of minutes.
Should I download PNG or JPG?
PNG preserves sharp text and solid colors without compression artifacts, which suits most share images, while JPG produces a smaller file that can be better for photographic backgrounds. If in doubt, choose PNG for crisp text and logos.
