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A service that dynamically generates Open Graph images to be used in HTML meta tags, written in React, HTML, and Tailwind. This service is currently in use by @dsabyte and is used to dynamically generate OG images for the blogs and discussions of dsabyte.com.
Open Graph Protocol(OGP) is developed by Facebook that allows websites to integrate their content with the social media platforms. It enables you to control how your content appears when shared on Facebook and other social media platforms.
An Open Graph image, often referred to as an OG image, is an image associated with a web page and specified using Open Graph meta tags in the HTML of that page. When someone shares the URL of a page on a social media platform like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn, the platform uses the Open Graph image to display a thumbnail or preview image alongside the shared link.
By providing an Open Graph image, you can ensure that the shared content looks visually appealing and is more likely to attract attention. The Open Graph image is typically square or rectangular, and it's recommended to have a minimum size of 1200 x 630 pixels for optimal display on various social media platforms.
To implement an Open Graph image, you need to include the appropriate meta tags in the
section of your HTML document. <head>
Here's an example:
<meta property="og:image" content="URL_TO_YOUR_IMAGE" />
Replace "URL_TO_YOUR_IMAGE
" with the URL of the image you want to use as the Open Graph image for that specific page. Additionally, you can include other Open Graph meta tags to customize the title, description, and other aspects of how your content appears when shared on social media.
We believe that practical >>> theory,
so try out the generator by visiting ogp.dsabyte.com.
@dsbayte open graph image generator is a free service that generates open graph images by simple text prompts.
It allows you to select different templates and prompts to generate OG images for docs, blogs, etc.
Firstly you need to add a meta tag in the head with property equal to og:image
and content equal the og image URL.
<meta property="og:image" content="URL_TO_YOUR_IMAGE" />
Try sharing your page, once you have added your og image to the head
of your page HTML
Your links will appear with your og image on social media platform, just like this
If you want to test any page open graph tags, then try visiting this website
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