Oginify vs Ghost built-in OG
Ghost sets the post's feature image as og:image by default. Oginify generates a purpose-made share card so you don't have to pick or design the feature image around the 1200×630 frame.
Side by Side
| Attribute | Oginify | Ghost built-in OG |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Paste a URL | Built in |
| Design freedom | Four compositions | Whatever the feature image is |
| Crops to 1200×630 cleanly | Yes | Depends on the image |
| Works for pages without a hero image | Yes | Falls back to publication logo |
Stay With Ghost built-in OG When
Stick with the default if your feature images are already shot at the right aspect ratio and the in-card text isn't important to you.
Use Oginify When
Use Oginify when you want a real composition — typography, brand, structured content — instead of relying on whatever hero image was uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about choosing between Oginify and Ghost built-in OG.
How do I use an Oginify card in Ghost?
Download the PNG and either set it as the post's feature image or override og:image via Ghost's Code Injection or Meta Data fields in post settings.
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