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Nothing is uploaded. Ever.

The free, private Open Graph image generator

Pick a template, tweak the text, colors, and logo, then download a crisp social share image — no signup, no watermark, and nothing ever leaves your browser.

Open Graph · X / Twitter · LinkedIn · Facebook · Square — all in one click.

Why FreeOGImage

A privacy-first generator with designer templates, pixel-exact exports, and zero friction.

Private by architecture

Every pixel renders in your browser. No uploads, no servers, no accounts — your text and images never leave your machine.

Designer-made templates

Dozens of layouts with named presets and deep controls — backgrounds, gradients, grids, typography, logos, and effects.

Pixel-exact exports

Download crisp PNGs at 2× for any platform — Open Graph, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Square — at the precise dimensions.

No signup, no watermark

No email, no trial, no “upgrade to remove the badge.” Make a card, download it, ship it. Free, today and tomorrow.

A polished card in under 60 seconds

Three steps from blank to shipped — no learning curve.

Pick a template

Start from a look that fits your brand or vibe.

Make it yours

Edit text, swap backgrounds, drop in your logo.

Download

Grab a crisp PNG at the exact platform size. Done.

Start from a template

200 layouts across product, social, dev, gaming, editorial, and more.

Browse all →

Add Open Graph images in 3 steps

A clean link preview takes minutes. Make the image, paste a few tags, and test before you publish.

Read the full guide →
  1. 1

    Make the image

    Design a 1200×630 card from a template and export a crisp PNG — free, no signup.

    Open the editor
  2. 2

    Add the meta tags

    Drop the og:title, og:description, and an absolute https og:image into your page head.

    See the snippets
  3. 3

    Test before you ship

    Preview every platform card and validate your tags — all in your browser.

    Check your tags

Privacy isn't a setting. It's the architecture.

FreeOGImage has no backend. Your text and images are processed entirely in your browser and saved only to this device's local storage. There is no server to leak.