Developer template

Pull Request Open Graph image template

A code-review / pull-request card: a repo lockup with a PR number chip, a status pill whose color + icon are derived from the status word, a PR title and summary, a branch-from → branch-to row, a green/red diff stat, and a cluster of reviewer avatars.

It's built for the standard 1200×630 (1.91:1) share card and exports at 2× (2400×1260) for high-DPI screens. Customize the text, colors, fonts, and logo in your browser, then download a PNG — free, no signup, nothing uploaded.

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3 ready-made presets

Each preset is a one-click starting look for the Pull Request template — a different color and type combination you can still fully edit.

Midnight“Add passwordless sign-in flow”Replaces the legacy session handshake and adds rotating refresh tokens.Open this preset →Daylight“Stream large exports with backpressure”Chunks the writer so 50k-row reports no longer pin a whole worker.Open this preset →Forest“Sketch the offline sync engine”Early spike: conflict-free merge log plus a tiny on-device queue.Open this preset →

What you can edit

The Pull Request template has 11 editable content fields. Recommended lengths keep your copy inside the safe area so nothing clips when the card is cropped.

Field	Type	Max length	Example
Repo (owner/name)	Single line	30 chars	acme/core
PR number	Single line	8 chars	#482
Status (open / merged / draft / closed)	Single line	16 chars	merged
PR title*	Single line	60 chars	Add passwordless sign-in flow
Summary line	Single line	90 chars	Replaces the legacy session handshake and adds rotating refresh tokens.
Source branch	Single line	24 chars	feature/auth
Target branch	Single line	16 chars	main
Additions	Single line	8 chars	+1,204
Deletions	Single line	8 chars	-318
Reviewer name	Single line	24 chars	Mira Vance
Reviewer / author avatars	Image set	—	Upload up to 3 faces

* required field. Tip: keep your “PR title” short and punchy — the shorter the copy, the larger and more legible it renders in the feed.

Styling you control

Beyond the words, the Pull Request template lets you tune:

Background color & style
Gradient fills
Grid & pattern overlays
Background image
Fonts, size & alignment
Logo placement
Platform size switching
Film-grain / noise
Vignette

When to use it

The Pull Request template lives in the developer collection — developer-native cards that speak to engineers. Reach for it specifically when one of these fits:

A CLI tool or library
An API or docs page
A changelog or release
A repo, PR, or build-status card

See the full developer template collection or read OG images for developers.

More developer templates

API ReferenceAn API reference card: an 'API Reference' eyebrow, a METHOD badge with a mono endpoint path, a title and description, and a rounded code panel showing a faux JSON response.ArchitectureA system-architecture diagram card: an eyebrow, bold title and subtitle above a drawn left-to-right flow of up to four labelled node boxes (each with a glyph, label and sublabel) connected by arrows, plus a detail line.BenchmarkA performance-comparison card whose hero is a horizontal bar chart built from up to 4 'label | value' rows, with each bar width scaled to the max and the winning (largest) bar highlighted in the accent color.Build StatusA CI build-status card: a product lockup with a 'CI Pipeline' eyebrow and a commit · branch line (your uploaded icon/logo, or a letter-mark fallback), a bold title and a shields-style build badge whose color is derived from the overall state, and a row of pipeline stage nodes each with a state-colored icon and duration.ChangelogRelease-notes card with a version chip, headline, and an accented bullet list.Cheat SheetA developer cheat-sheet / quick-reference card: an eyebrow, a bold title and subtitle, then a list of 'key | action' rows each shown as a drawn keycap chip plus its description.

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