Oginify vs Vercel OG
Vercel OG turns JSX into PNG share cards at the edge. Oginify reads any page and returns four finished cards. Both produce 1200×630 images — they solve different parts of the problem.
What Vercel OG produces
A real share card from Vercel OG, served as the page's og:image.
Side by side
| Attribute | Oginify | Vercel OG |
|---|---|---|
| Requires code | No — paste a URL | Yes — JSX template |
| Framework lock-in | None | Next.js / Vercel runtime |
| Design control | AI + templates, then edit | Full code control |
| Works on any domain | Yes | Only sites you build |
| Non-developers | Yes | No |
| Time to first card | Seconds | Hours of setup |
Stay with Vercel OG when
Stay with @vercel/og when your site already lives on Vercel, your team is comfortable writing JSX, and every card follows the same data-driven template (blog post title + author + date).
Use Oginify when
Use Oginify when you need cards for a site you didn't build, when each page deserves a unique creative direction, or when a non-developer needs to ship the image without a deploy.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about choosing between Oginify and Vercel OG.
I already use @vercel/og. Do I still need Oginify?
Not for the templated pages you've already wired up. Oginify is useful when you want richer, less templated cards — landing pages, marketing one-offs, or pages on third-party platforms where you can't deploy your own edge function.
Can Oginify produce the same image @vercel/og produces?
Different goal. @vercel/og lets you render anything you can describe in JSX. Oginify reads the page and proposes four finished compositions you can use as-is. They overlap when you want a polished card without writing the template yourself.
Does Oginify need Vercel or Next.js?
No. The output is a 1200×630 PNG plus the matching <meta> tags. Drop them into any framework, CMS or static site.
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