OpenGraph Banner Editor
What is an OpenGraph Banner Editor?
Visually design and export 1200x630 pixel OpenGraph (`og:image`) social preview cards. Customize background gradients, main title typography, category badges, author tags, and website logos.
Why Use This Tool?
- Social Media Marketing: Create professional OpenGraph link preview images for blog posts and landing pages.
- Standard 1200x630 Canvas: Pre-configured to the exact recommended image dimensions for Facebook, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn.
- PNG Export: Download high-resolution banner images ready for your site's
<meta property="og:image">tag.
How to Use
- Enter Banner Title, Subtitle, Author Name, and Category Label.
- Customize background color, gradient angle, and typography fonts.
- Click "Export OpenGraph Image" to download 1200x630 PNG.
Real Working Example
Input:
Title: "Building Modern Web Apps" | Category: "WEB DEV" | Author: "DevDeskApp"
Output Result:
Rendered Canvas: 1200x630 px PNG social preview card with custom gradient background
Important Technical Details & Features
- 1200x630 Pixel Fixed Canvas: Enforces standard social graph preview card resolution.
- HTML5 Canvas Export: Exports crisp, uncompressed PNG image files.
- Local Memory Execution: Zero network transmission.
Related Editors, Design & Media Tools
- Meta Tag Generator: Generate Open Graph HTML meta tags.
- CSS Gradient Studio: Design CSS color gradients.
- Image Editor Studio: Crop and edit images.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best dimensions for OpenGraph (og:image) banners?
The recommended standard resolution is 1200 x 630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio).
Which social networks use og:image banners?
Facebook, X (Twitter Cards), LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and iMessage.
Is it free?
Yes, 100% free.
Are generated images watermarked?
No, download clean PNG images with zero watermarks.
What is the main function of OpenGraph Banner Editor?
Free browser tool to design and export 1200x630 OpenGraph social media preview banners for X/Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. This editor designs OpenGraph social media preview banners for Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.