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Free OG image size guides, 1200 x 630 generators, meta tags, and preview checks for every shared URL.
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OGImageSize is a free web toolkit for generating and validating Open Graph images, meta tags, and social previews for shared URLs.
OGImageSize provides free, no-login tools to check recommended Open Graph image sizes (1200×630 pixels), generate 1200×630 PNG images from templates, create HTML meta tags, and preview how shared URLs appear on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord.
Builders and SEO teams who need one place to check Open Graph image sizes, prepare images, generate meta tags, and preview shared URLs before publishing.
Yes. The first version is designed around free, indexable, no-login tools.
Use 1200×630 pixels as the default, then check platform-specific crops when the card matters.
Yes. Social platforms need og:title, og:description, og:image, and often width/height tags to render a reliable preview.
