Choose an image size
Select Featured image for a WordPress blog image, Open Graph image for social sharing, X header, or LinkedIn. The canvas updates to the selected dimensions.
Everything is composed in your browser.
Create professional Open Graph images, WordPress featured images, blog graphics, and social media images without design software. Add a headline, choose a font and background, upload a logo or photo, then download a ready-to-use image.
Drag on the canvas to move the headline.
Drag the logo on the canvas to place it.
Transparent PNGs work best.
Use the editor to make a branded image for a WordPress post, social share, or Open Graph preview. Your local uploads and image composition are processed in your browser.
Select Featured image for a WordPress blog image, Open Graph image for social sharing, X header, or LinkedIn. The canvas updates to the selected dimensions.
Enter a headline and optional subtitle, then choose a font, size, colour, alignment, text width, bold style, uppercase text, and shadow.
Choose a solid colour, gradient, uploaded image, or free Pexels photo. Add an overlay, grid, or grain to improve contrast and branding.
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo, drag it into place, and adjust its size and opacity. Transparent PNG logos usually produce the cleanest result.
Name a style and choose Save. Styles are stored locally in this browser so you can reuse a look without uploading your design.
Choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP, set quality where it applies, and download. The filename is based on your headline.
An Open Graph image is the preview graphic that can appear when a page is shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Discord, and other platforms. A common recommended size is 1200 × 630 pixels.
This generator uses 1200 × 675 pixels for its featured image preset, a wide format suitable for blog layouts and content sharing.
No. Uploaded backgrounds and logos are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded by this tool. Pexels searches are the exception because the search request passes through the website to retrieve stock-photo results.
Yes. Choose a custom background colour, gradient colours, text colour, and one of the available font families. You can also upload a logo to keep the image on-brand.
PNG is a strong default for text and logos. JPEG can produce smaller files for photographic backgrounds, while WebP can provide a modern compressed format when your publishing workflow supports it.
No. The generator downloads the image you create without adding a tool watermark.