OG Image Resizer

Upload a photo, drag and zoom it inside the 1200 x 630 og:image frame, check the safe zone, then download it as JPG or PNG.

Use the OG Image Resizer

OG Image

Output frame: 1200 x 630 px — watch the safe zone in the middle

Upload Photo

Some platforms trim the og:image thumbnail slightly at the edges — keep headline text, logos, and faces inside the safe zone guide.

Upload a photo to start positioning your og:image

Output: 1200 x 630 px

Summary

This tool fits a photo into the 1200 x 630 px frame that the Open Graph protocol uses for og:image previews. That 1.91:1 ratio is what Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, and WhatsApp read from a page's meta tags to build a link-share thumbnail, so one correctly sized export covers every platform. Drag to reposition the photo, zoom with the slider, then export at standard or 2x resolution as JPG or PNG. Positioning and rendering happen on the Canvas API in your browser; the photo is never uploaded to a server.

How it works

  1. Click the upload zone or drag a photo onto it.
  2. The photo fills the 1200 x 630 og:image frame automatically.
  3. Drag the photo to reposition it, or use the zoom slider to scale it up.
  4. Toggle the safe zone guide to keep headlines and faces clear of edge cropping on narrower cards.
  5. Choose a resolution and file format, then click "Download Image".

Use cases

  • Build the og:image and twitter:image referenced in a page's meta tags.
  • Resize an existing blog header or product photo to the 1200 x 630 share-preview size.
  • Keep a headline or logo inside the safe zone before it ships as a link preview.
  • Export a sharper 2x og:image for high-density displays.
  • Preview how a photo will crop as a link-share thumbnail before publishing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-09-09 · Reviewed by Nham Vu