Turn Your Website Into a Link Preview Image
Type your site’s address and get a social preview card showing the real page inside a clean browser window, with your logo beneath it. Or drop in a screenshot you took yourself — the card is composed either way.
01 / Guide
What this generator creates
A link preview that shows your actual homepage almost always beats a logo floating on a colored background. This tool captures a screenshot of the URL you enter, places it inside a mock browser window on a clean backdrop, adds your logo underneath, and exports a 1200x630 PNG ready for your og:image tag.
Input: a public website address, plus an optional logo file. Output: a social preview PNG composed in your browser. If a site cannot be captured automatically — some pages block automated browsers, sit behind logins, or open with a cookie banner covering the hero — take a screenshot yourself and drop it into the same tool. The card comes out identical.
Captures render the desktop layout at a familiar laptop-browser shape, so the framed result reads instantly as “this is what the site looks like.” Pages that lean on scroll-triggered animations may capture before their content fades in; the upload fallback covers those too.
02 / How it works
How it works
Capture or upload
Enter your site’s URL to capture it in a headless browser, or drop in any screenshot you already have.
Frame and brand
The page lands inside a browser-window frame on a clean background. Add your logo, pick the backdrop color, and adjust the layout.
Download and ship
Export the PNG, upload it to your site, and reference it from your page’s og:image and twitter:image tags.
03 / Guide
Privacy and processing model
Composing the card — the framing, background, logo placement, and export — happens in your browser, and your logo file is never uploaded. Capturing a website screenshot is the one step that uses the network: the URL you type is sent to LogoNuri, which loads that page in an isolated headless browser (Cloudflare Browser Run) and returns the image. Captured screenshots are cached and reused for up to 24 hours, and deleted within 48 hours. If you skip the capture and upload your own screenshot, nothing leaves your browser at all.
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When capture will not work
Login-walled pages capture the login screen, not your product. Sites that block automated browsers, take a very long time to load, or gate everything behind a consent screen may fail or look wrong. In all of those cases the answer is the same: screenshot the page yourself and drop the file into the tool.
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