One tag. A perfect share image for every page.
Design one branded template, then drop a single tag in your <head>. OGKit reads each page's own URL for its real title and renders a fresh, on-brand Open Graph image — no per-page code, no stale exports.
Three ways to stay in sync
Design once. Then generate previews however your workflow needs — live, in bulk, or both.
Visual editor
Design your OG template in the browser — backgrounds, logo, fonts, colors, and dynamic field bindings. No design tools, no code required.
Dynamic API
Drop one tag on every page. OGKit reads each page’s own URL — from a curated card or a live crawl — for its real title and description, and renders a fresh image on every crawl.
Bulk generation
Point OGKit at your sitemap or a list of URLs — it crawls each page for its real title, then hands you a ZIP of images, a manifest, and ready <meta> snippets. For when you want to own the files instead of calling the live endpoint.
See exactly how your link looks when it's shared.
You update your page — but a static export can't. It still shows last season's headline. OGKit re-reads the URL and re-renders on the next crawl, so every share card stays current.
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Start from a preset, make it yours
15 preset styles — every tone, pattern and layout. Fork one, swap the brand, and you're live in minutes.
The whole loop is one line of HTML
Set it once. OGKit regenerates the image live on every crawl — no rebuilds, no manual exports.
Design your template
Build a branded layout in the visual editor and bind it to your site’s domain.
Copy your API key
Grab a persistent render URL — your key never changes, so your tags never break.
Drop one tag on every page
Paste one line with the page’s own URL. OGKit reads each page for its real title — every crawler gets a fresh, in-sync image.
One simple plan. $7.99 a month.
Start free while you build. Upgrade when you ship — no per-seat math, no surprises.
- Unlimited templates
- Unlimited curated pages
- No watermark
- Custom render domain (soon)
- Live API + bulk export
Questions, answered
You drop a single OGKit render URL into your og:image meta tag. Every time a crawler fetches your page, OGKit renders a fresh image using the live values for your title, subtitle, and site — so the preview always matches the current content.
Still have questions? Email support@ogkit.org.