Social share
image generator
The little card people see when your link lands in a chat or a feed - designed in your browser in a minute. Headline, gradient or photo, your logo, your URL. Download the PNG, done.
Make your link look shareable
The preview is the export: what you see is drawn on a real 1200x630 canvas at full resolution, in the same Bricolage Grotesque this site uses (with a system-font fallback while it loads). Keep the headline short - big type is what makes small share cards readable in a feed.
Every page you publish gets its share image and Open Graph tags wired automatically - and your AI can restyle them over MCP.
Your link gets judged
before it gets clicked
The first impression
In WhatsApp, Slack, LinkedIn and iMessage your link is a card, and the image is most of that card. A blank gray box says "skip me".
One size rules
1200x630 is the size every platform crops around. Design once at that frame and your card survives everywhere.
Big type wins
Share cards render small - phone-thumbnail small. A short headline in large type beats a clever paragraph nobody can read.
Contrast is kindness
White text on a busy photo disappears. That is what the darken slider is for: dim the photo until the words own the frame.
A corner of brand
A small logo in a corner is enough. People start recognizing your cards in the feed before they read a single word.
Refresh the cache
Platforms cache old cards hard. After changing your image, re-scrape the link in the platform debugger or the old card haunts you.
People also ask
What size should an Open Graph image be in 2026?
1200 x 630 pixels is still the size that works everywhere - Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Slack, iMessage and X all crop around a 1.91:1 frame. Keep the headline inside the middle of the canvas, because some apps shave the edges. This tool exports exactly 1200 x 630, plus a 1600 x 900 variant for platforms that prefer 16:9.
How do I make a social share image without Photoshop or Canva?
Type your headline, pick a background - a color, a two-color gradient or your own photo with a darkening overlay - drop your logo in a corner, and download the PNG. Everything happens in your browser: no account, no watermark, and your photo or logo is never uploaded to any server.
Why does my link show no image when I share it?
The page is missing an og:image meta tag, the image URL is broken, or the platform cached an old version. Add the tag pointing at a public 1200 x 630 image, then re-scrape the link with the platform debugger (Facebook Sharing Debugger, LinkedIn Post Inspector). On Yetty, every page gets its share image and tags wired automatically.