Images & Design

OG Image Generator (1200×630)

Make the image that shows up when your link is shared on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Facebook or X. Type a headline, pick colours, download the PNG — no watermark.

Content

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Colour preset

Preview

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Preview of your Open Graph image

1200 × 630 px PNG — the size Facebook, LinkedIn, X and WhatsApp link previews use.

Meta tags for your <head>

<meta property="og:image" content="/api/tools/og-image?title=How+I+Landed+My+First+Upwork+Client+in+30+Days&subtitle=A+step-by-step+guide+for+new+freelancers+%E2%80%94+profile%2C+proposals+and+pricing&author=Ayesha+Khan&site=yourwebsite.com&preset=indigo" />
<meta property="og:image:width" content="1200" />
<meta property="og:image:height" content="630" />
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />
<meta name="twitter:image" content="/api/tools/og-image?title=How+I+Landed+My+First+Upwork+Client+in+30+Days&subtitle=A+step-by-step+guide+for+new+freelancers+%E2%80%94+profile%2C+proposals+and+pricing&author=Ayesha+Khan&site=yourwebsite.com&preset=indigo" />

For the most reliable previews, download the PNG, upload it to your own site and use that URL in og:image instead.

  • Live preview

    See the exact 1200×630 image update as you type your title, subtitle and author.

  • Five colour presets

    Indigo, Emerald, Rose, Slate and Sunset gradients with high-contrast white text.

  • No watermark

    Your image shows your website and name only — nothing added by us.

What is an OG image?

An Open Graph (OG) image is the picture social apps show when someone shares your link. Pages with a clear, readable OG image get noticeably more clicks than a plain text link — useful for blog posts, portfolio projects, Gumroad products and Upwork case studies.

How to use it

  1. Type your headline, an optional subtitle, your name and your website.
  2. Pick a colour preset and check the live preview.
  3. Tap Download PNG, upload the file to your site, and point your og:image meta tag at it.

Tips for a good share image

  • Keep the title under about 60 characters so it stays large and readable on phones.
  • Use the subtitle for the promise or outcome, not a repeat of the title.
  • After publishing, test your link with a preview checker such as the LinkedIn Post Inspector or Facebook Sharing Debugger — they cache old images, so re-scrape after changes.

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