ogmake

In your <head>

<meta property="og:image" content="https://ogmake.com/i/{key}/{sig}?title=Hello">

One tag. The Open Graph image API does the rest.

It is just a URL — works from Hugo, Jekyll, Django, Rails, Laravel, Ghost, any template that can print a string.

Put the URL in your <head>. At launch, we render the card on first request and serve it from cache after that.

API in private beta.

Seen everywhere your link goes.

Shown here: templates available on paid plans.

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John Smith

Finally moved my blog to Hugo — worth a look.

johnsmith.dev

Moving my blog to Hugo

John Smith @johnsmith

Wrote up og:image for Django. Bookmark this one.

docs.example.dev

Adding og:image to a Django template

John Smith

Shipped v1.3.0 of the shortcode.

github.com/johnsmith/hugo-og-shortcode

hugo-og-shortcode v1.3.0

Laravel starter kit

github.com/johnsmith/laravel-starter-kit

Check out this starter kit

How it works.

  1. 01

    Add one <meta property="og:image"> tag to your page's <head>.

  2. 02

    The URL points at ogmake with your title, description and site name as parameters.

  3. 03

    The first request renders the card from a real HTML/CSS template, served from cache from then on.

Pricing at launch.

Free
$0 · 100 renders per month
Starter
$9 · 500 renders per month
Growth Most likely fit
$19 · 2,000 renders per month
Scale
$49 · 10,000 renders per month

Only new renders count. Cache hits are free.

See pricing and the fine print →

The API is in private beta.

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