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Turn Any Image into an OG Card with AI

Drop in a logo or a card you love; the model paints an on-brand share image around it and tags each upload as brand or reference.

Image to OG Image Generator

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3 AI generations / day

How People Use It

Six recipes that combine an upload, a style, and an optional note. Upload above and try one.

  • Logo → Swiss minimal
    Drop your logo, pick Swiss minimal, ship a clean B2B card with brand colors honored.
  • Logo → Brutalist launch
    Drop your logo + add 'v2 launch announcement' as a note. Pick Brutalist.
  • Magazine cover you love → newspaper
    Drop a cover you admire as Reference. Pick Newspaper for a serif editorial spin.
  • Product photo → editorial frame
    Drop a product shot as Reference, pick Editorial photo, no note needed.
  • Pixel-art screenshot → splash
    Drop a game screenshot, pick Pixel retro, get an 8-bit splash variant.
  • Logo + accent shot → mark on color
    Drop your logo and a swatch you love (Reference). Pick Brand mark.

What Teams Ship with Image to OG

Feed an existing image — screenshot, product shot, logo — and get a 1200×630 card that respects the source.

Product shot

Turn Store Photos into Share Cards

Drop an amazon or shopify product photograph, keep the subject, restage the background and add the SKU headline in a 1200×630 frame.

Brand handoff

Reuse the Logo Without Redrawing It

Upload the master mark once — the generator preserves it inside every restyle instead of hallucinating a lookalike.

Screenshot lift

Refit a Feature Screenshot for Social

Paste a dashboard capture, let the model recompose it around the 1.91:1 safe area so nothing gets cropped by X or LinkedIn.

How to Rework an Existing Image into an OG Card

Upload a screenshot, product shot or old hero, describe the shift you want, and pull back a card rebuilt around the same palette and logo.

  1. Step 1

    Upload a reference image

    PNG, JPEG or WebP up to full-resolution; the model reads composition, dominant palette and any visible brand mark before touching pixels.

  2. Step 2

    Describe the shift in one line

    Try 'editorial dark version' or 'warmer crop, keep the logo top-left' — the model rebuilds around the reference instead of hallucinating a new one.

  3. Step 3

    Download the recomposed card

    Output is strict 1200×630 with brand cues preserved and the composition anchored to og:image safe zones — no letterbox, no stretch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How image-to-OG works, supported reference formats, and when to use it instead of the URL painter.

How do I turn an image or screenshot into an Open Graph image?

Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB into the uploader. Oginify reads the colors, subject and composition from your reference and paints four 1200×630 cards in one of eight styles: editorial, magazine, terminal, swiss, brutalist, collage, cinematic or text-overlay. No prompt needed.

When should I use image-to-OG instead of the URL painter?

Use image-to-OG when the page you want a card for is behind auth (the URL painter can't fetch it), when the page doesn't exist yet (product launch, changelog draft), or when you have a specific hero photo you want the card built around. URL is the default; image is the escape hatch.

Does image-to-OG detect my logo and keep it on the card?

Yes. If the reference image contains a wordmark or logo mark near the top or in a corner, Oginify recognizes it as brand identity and preserves it in the composition. Upload a logo-only PNG alongside your reference if you want it composited into cards that don't already contain one.

Can I upload multiple images as a mood board?

Yes — up to four references. The generator averages the color and composition read across the set, so a mood board of three product photos plus a lifestyle shot produces cards that harmonize with all four rather than mimicking one. Useful for brand guidelines with reference imagery.

What image formats are supported and is there a resolution limit?

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and AVIF uploads, up to 10MB and 8192×8192 pixels. Output is always strict 1200×630 PNG (with JPG and WebP toggles). Transparent PNG backgrounds are preserved as brand-color fills, not left transparent — social platforms don't handle alpha reliably.

How is image-to-OG different from image-to-image models like Nano Banana or DALL·E?

Nano Banana and DALL·E are general image models; you write the prompt. Image-to-OG is a task-specific pipeline: pre-tuned prompts, guaranteed 1200×630 output, logo preservation, and eight OG-specific styles baked in. No prompt engineering, no post-crop, no compositing step.

Turn Any Image Into a Real OG Card

Drop the same image again with a headline this time. The painter composes it for the feed instead of stretching it into the ratio.