Generate Open Graph Images for Link Previews

Create the image people see when your site is shared in Slack, Discord, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and other preview surfaces. Start with a logo, choose a size, and export a clean PNG.

Generate an OG image

What this generator creates

Open Graph images are the large previews attached to shared links. LogoNuri's generator places your logo on a fixed social canvas and exports PNGs sized for common preview formats, including 1200x630, 1200x600, 1200x627, and square layouts.

Input: a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo. Output: a social preview PNG you can reference in og:image or use as a starting point for platform-specific cards.

This tool creates the image file. It does not update your website metadata, purge link-preview caches, or guarantee every platform will crop the image the same way. After uploading the final image, test the live URL in the platform debugger or by sharing a private test link.

Why link previews break

Wrong aspect ratio

A square logo alone often gets cropped or padded awkwardly. A proper preview canvas gives platforms room to render the mark.

Cached old metadata

Slack, Discord, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook may keep the first preview they saw until their cache is refreshed.

Tiny or transparent source

A transparent logo with no background can disappear in dark previews. Export a full social image with an intentional backdrop.

Privacy and workflow fit

The standalone OG image generation step runs in your browser. Your logo is drawn to a local canvas and downloaded as a PNG. Network features are only involved when you use accounts, sync, hosted brand assets, or your own deployment pipeline.

Use this when you need a fast, clean preview image for a landing page, app, docs site, or launch post. Use a full design tool when you need campaign-specific copy, photo composition, multi-layer templates, or brand-approved social layouts.

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