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Cover a Post Without Logging In
Type the headline, pick a template, download the 1200×630 PNG — nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Pick a template, rewrite the words, drag the type, and export the card entirely in your browser — no account, no queue.
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In-browser, no signup, PNG out — for the moments when opening Figma is more overhead than the card is worth.
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Type the headline, pick a template, download the 1200×630 PNG — nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Blog backfill
Walk through an archive of blog URLs, generate a card per title, upload them to fill in the og:image gaps.
Event flyer
Ship a webinar or launch-week card without spinning up an entire campaign inside a heavier design tool.
Weekend launch
Solo builders shipping on weekends get every social preview covered without waking up a designer.
Pick a template, edit the headline and brand color in the browser, and export a strict 1200×630 PNG straight to your desktop.
Filter by brand-mark, editorial or structured; every template auto-adopts the palette you enter so nothing renders off-brand.
Type the H1, drop your domain and set primary plus accent hex — the preview repaints as you type, at real 1200×630 proportions.
Export renders in-browser via html-to-image, no server round-trip. Wire the file into og:image and twitter:image and ship.
The free browser-based Open Graph image maker: template count, export formats and privacy.
Open the maker, pick one of the 12 layouts, edit headline and subhead directly on canvas, drop a logo, and export a 1200×630 PNG. The whole thing runs in the browser — no signup, no watermark, no daily quota, no software install.
Twelve layouts covering SaaS, editorial, e-commerce, podcast, changelog, event, docs, quote, product launch, comparison, portfolio and pricing. Each was built by looking at what actually gets shared on X and LinkedIn in that category — not generic 'business' templates.
Yes — every layout renders at strict 1200×630 pixels, the Open Graph large-card spec that X, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord and iMessage all render at full size. PNG by default; JPG and WebP toggles are in the export menu for platforms with byte-size limits.
No. The maker is client-side — headline, subhead, colors and uploaded logos live in your browser tab only. Closing the tab clears everything; nothing is uploaded to a server. The exported PNG is generated in-browser and downloaded directly to your machine.
The maker is a manual editor: you pick the layout, you type the headline, you have pixel control. The AI painter reads a URL and paints four cards for you with no manual step. Use the maker when you want to type your own headline; use the painter when you don't want to design at all.
Yes. Everything exported from the free maker is yours — commercial use, client work, product marketing, all allowed. The only content restriction is the same one every image tool has: no third-party trademarks or copyrighted photos you don't own.
The maker above is intentionally one-card, one-shot. When you need four on-brand variants from a real URL, the full painter is one paste away.