FIFA World Cup image generator for 2026

No. Oginify is an independent design tool — partly commercial (paid plans for heavy users), partly open at the edges (free daily quota, public generator). The page uses a search-friendly slug because that's how people find it, but we have no affiliation, sponsorship, or licensing relationship with FIFA. Outputs work for fan, editorial, and most independent commercial uses. Anything that leans on official marks (FIFA logo, 2026 emblem and mascot, Jules Rimet trophy figures, Adidas Trionda) needs a license from FIFA or Adidas directly — our prompt blocks those marks by default so the cards you generate stay on the safe side.

We won't stop you from typing their name into the prompt, but the underlying models have content policies that reject most real-person renders, and our prompt asks the model not to render real faces. Even when something comes back, the resemblance will be loose at best. For an actual player tribute, use the Player tribute scene with a silhouette and add a name as on-card text — that gives you a usable card without trying to fake a portrait.

Same pipeline underneath — same models, same quota bucket, same client-side cropper. The differences are pre-tuning: six tournament-specific scenes (match poster, stadium, trophy, player tribute, countdown, fan banner) replace the eight generic style chips, the size list focuses on the formats people actually share during a tournament (story, square, X, OG, hero), and the prompt always includes the 2026 context + trademark guardrail. If you want full style control, the generic generator is still there.

Five sizes: 1200 × 630 (Open Graph), 1200 × 675 (X / Twitter), 1080 × 1080 (Instagram square), 1080 × 1920 (story / reels / TikTok), and 1920 × 1080 (website hero / YouTube). The model emits a fixed-aspect raw image; the browser cover-center crops it to your selected size before download — what you see in the preview is what saves to disk. No letterboxing, no stretching.

Yes. Expand Brand colors and pick a primary and accent. The model will use them as the dominant palette while the scene controls composition. A common move: drop in your brand's primary and your country's flag accent — instant on-brand tournament card.

It fetches the title and og:description of the page you paste — nothing else, no images, no body text — and feeds that into the prompt as context. Works best with news articles, match reports, fixture pages, or team pages that have proper Open Graph tags. We don't scrape, log, or store the URL.