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.
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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.