Gaming Open Graph image templates

An achievement-unlocked card: a trophy medallion holding the point value beside the achievement name, its description, and a rarity tier whose label, colour and bar are computed from the percentage of players who have it.

An esports versus card: a tournament eyebrow, two teams with optional logos, a central VS with the score, and a detail line for the round, format, time, or LIVE status.

A game announcement card: a status badge, a big game title, a one-line tagline, genre pills, generic platform chips, a release date, and optional key art.

A multiplayer game-server status card with a live online/offline dot, the server name, a mono connect address, a big player count with a capacity bar, the game mode and tag pills, over an optional banner image.

A gaming leaderboard card: a season eyebrow and title over a ranked list of players with rank numbers (gold/silver/bronze for the top three), names, and scores, with the leader highlighted.

A game patch-notes card: a game lockup with a mono version chip and date over a bold update title and two columns, NEW additions and FIXES, each parsed one per line.

A streamer's weekly schedule: the channel lockup with a stream-count chip counted from the rows, over up to four “day | time | game” slots rendered as a stacked run-sheet.

A tournament bracket card: an eyebrow and title over a drawn four-team single-elimination bracket (two semifinals with scores, connector lines feeding a final), ending in a highlighted champion slot.