Social preview image (og:image)
Drop an image in — everyimg crops it to 1200 × 630 px (1.91:1), the standard format for link previews on Facebook, LinkedIn, X and messengers. Output is JPG so every crawler can read it.
1200 × 630 px is the standard for link previews on Facebook, LinkedIn and X.
Adjust crop focus (if heads or subjects get cut off)
Drop images here or click to browse
Auto-rotates crooked photos, cleans filenames — nothing leaves your device.
What is an og:image anyway?
When someone shares your link on Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp, the platform pulls the
preview image from your page's og:image meta tag. If it is missing or has the
wrong format, the platform picks a random image from your page — or none at all. Links without
a proper preview get measurably fewer clicks.
How to add the image to your site
In WordPress, SEO plugins like Yoast or Rank Math handle this: each post has a “social image”
field — just upload the image you created here. On other systems, add it to the page head:
<meta property="og:image" content="https://your-site.com/preview.jpg" />.
Keep the subject centered — some platforms trim the edges slightly. If needed, shift the frame
under “Adjust crop focus”.
Frequently asked questions
What size does an og:image need?
1200 × 630 pixels (1.91:1 aspect ratio) is the standard that Facebook, LinkedIn, X and most messengers display cleanly. Smaller images get upscaled blurry or shown as a tiny thumbnail.
Why does Facebook/WhatsApp not show my preview image?
Most common causes: the image is smaller than 200 × 200 px, the file is too large (over ~8 MB), or the og:image tag is missing or points to a wrong URL. At 1200 × 630 px and under 300 KB you are technically safe.
JPG or PNG for the og:image?
JPG (or PNG). Some platform crawlers still do not read WebP reliably — which is why this tool deliberately outputs JPG.