Ship OG Cards Inside Every CMS Publish Hook
Wire Oginify into WordPress, Contentful, Sanity or Ghost once and every published entry gets a unique on-brand share card.
Fits the Editorial Workflow
Publish Hook, Not Editor Plugin
Fires on save or publish — the editor UI stays untouched. No extra tab, no per-entry checkbox for the writer to forget.
Templates That Match the Section
Route different post types to different template presets — long-form gets one look, product pages get another, both stay on-brand.
One Contract for Every Backend
Same API from WordPress plugin to Contentful function to Sanity webhook. Ship once, wire everywhere.
How to Wire Oginify Into a CMS
A publish-time integration that never touches the editor UI.
- Step 1
Drop in the Publish Hook
WordPress plugin, Contentful function, Sanity webhook, Ghost integration — pick your flavor of trigger.
- Step 2
Map Fields to Template Tokens
Post title, author, section, hero image — the fields you already have become the tokens the template consumes.
- Step 3
Publish, Let It Fire
Every save produces a fresh card. The image URL lands in og:image before the entry hits the feed.
Questions From Editorial Leads
Publish hooks, template presets, per-render economics.
Which CMS platforms are supported today?
WordPress and Contentful ship with reference integrations. Sanity, Webflow and Ghost use the generic webhook contract.
Does this replace an editorial designer?
No — it removes the bottleneck for the routine ninety percent. Bespoke launch art still lives in Figma.
What happens on republish?
The hook regenerates the card and updates the URL in place. Old crawler caches expire on their own schedule.
Do we host the images, or do you?
You choose. Serve the raw PNG from our CDN, or push it into your existing asset pipeline.
Is there a per-render cost?
Volume-priced. For large publishers we quote a monthly bundle rather than pay-as-you-go — email us with rough monthly publish counts.
Wire Oginify into your CMS and forget about share cards
Publish hooks that fire on save, template presets per section, one contract from WordPress to Sanity.