Editorial Open Graph image templates

A 1920s Art Deco card with a thin gold double-line frame, symmetrical sunburst ornaments, and a centered high-contrast serif title over an eyebrow, subtitle, and footer line.

A clean blog/article share card with a category tag, a big headline, an optional excerpt, and an author row (avatar, name, read time).

A 'the X checklist' editorial OG card: an eyebrow, a bold title and subtitle, then up to six checklist rows whose checkbox is filled or empty based on each row's state word, with an optional computed progress line and a source.

A Russian-constructivist poster card: bold red/black diagonal bands and hard geometric shapes around a heavy condensed uppercase headline set in a strong asymmetric block.

A magazine split layout with a kicker, big headline and byline beside a featured photo.

A clean FAQ / Q&A card: an eyebrow and title over up to three question-and-answer rows, each with a circled accent Q mark, a bold question, and a muted answer, plus a footer line.

A numbered step-by-step tutorial card: an eyebrow, a title, and up to four numbered steps in a vertical list, with an optional footer.

A content-marketing gated-download cover: a Free Guide badge, a kicker and big title, a subtitle, up to three what-you'll-learn bullets, and a download CTA beside a tilted ebook/PDF book mockup.

A vintage press card: ruled border, ornamental dividers, a centred high-contrast serif display line, and small-caps supporting type set on warm stock.

A "Top N" listicle / roundup share card: an eyebrow and bold headline over a numbered list (big accent rank numbers computed from each item's index) with a source line at the bottom.

A glossy magazine cover: a full-bleed cover photo under a soft scrim, a huge serif masthead across the top with an issue/date line, a large lower headline, a stack of cover-line teasers down one side, and a drawn barcode in the corner.

Whitespace-forward Swiss editorial layout with a tiny eyebrow, a very large headline, and a quiet footer line.

A newsletter-issue share card: a masthead with an envelope mark, an issue/date line, a big headline, and a dek, with an optional read-online CTA.

A front-page newspaper layout: a centered masthead between double rules with a section/date kicker, a giant serif headline, an italic standfirst deck, and a byline.

Punk-zine cut-out lettering: every word snipped from a different magazine, set at its own angle on torn paper chips over a photocopied ground.

A warm, handmade journal-collage card: a slightly rotated polaroid photo with washi-tape strips beside a handwritten-feel title, a short note paragraph, a date chip, and a caption.

A "State of X" industry / survey report cover: an eyebrow, a big report title, a subtitle, a row of up to 3 headline stats (value | label), a byline, and a CTA — with faint drawn data motifs.

International Typographic Style: a strict four-column grid, a flush-left headline set tight and heavy, hairline rules, and a single spot-colour block for emphasis.

An oversized typographic statement poster where a gigantic, tightly-leaded headline fills the frame between a tiny eyebrow and a footer byline.

A flagship long-form pillar-page cover: a 'The Ultimate Guide' badge and edition kicker, a big serif title, a subtitle, a numbered chapters / table-of-contents list, a meta line, and an author byline beside an optional tall hero illustration.

A punk ransom-note zine card: the title cut into boxed letter-blocks with alternating tilts and black/white/accent fills, taped down over photocopied paper, with a torn kicker strip, a typewriter subtitle block, and a tag chip.