Grey box, no picture
X, LinkedIn and Slack fall back to a small grey card. In a busy feed nobody stops for it.
Your links get shared — but do they get clicked? Without a good og:image they show up in X, LinkedIn and Slack as a grey box. getwowlink generates an Open Graph image for every page of your site from its own title and photo.
People decide in a second whether to tap a link. The picture is most of that second. What the research says
X, LinkedIn and Slack fall back to a small grey card. In a busy feed nobody stops for it.
A square logo or a random photo gets cropped to 1.91:1. The share looks broken.
Pricing, a blog post and the changelog all share the homepage image. Nothing tells people what’s inside.
You don’t make images any more. You make one design, and every page — including the ones you publish next month — gets a picture with its own title.
Paste a link. See how it looks in 6 apps and what’s wrong — free, no sign-up.
We make three from your site’s colors and logo. Tweak any of them in the editor.
WordPress plugin, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, or one meta tag. Every page is covered from then on.
The editor is there when you want control — and stays out of the way when you don’t.
Grab any layer — text, photo, logo — and move it. No template boxes.
“More minimal”, “use our brand blue” — when you don’t want to push pixels.
Preview the design in X, LinkedIn, Slack and iMessage before it goes live.
Blog posts, docs and pricing can each have their own look.
Every option works for one page. Only one keeps working for all of them.
Every new post = another image. Stops after week two.
A developer writes templates in JSX, fonts, caching. Marketing can’t change a color.
Template editors with fixed layouts, priced for teams.
Design once in a visual editor, every page fills in by itself.
Every plan gets AI-designed OG images for every page. Pick a plan by how many sites you run.
Try it on your launch. For side projects and build-in-public makers.
For bloggers and makers with a few sites on WordPress, Ghost, Webflow or Shopify.
For SaaS marketing sites, docs and content-heavy blogs that care about the brand.
For SEO and web agencies running previews for many client sites.
It’s the picture X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack, WhatsApp and iMessage show when someone shares a link. Your page tells them which picture to use with an og:image tag. No tag, or a bad picture, and the link shows up as a grey box.
Usually the page has no og:image, the image is too small or not 1.91:1, or LinkedIn cached an old version. Run the free check — it tells you which one and how to fix it.
No. You design once, and getwowlink fills the design with each page’s title, photo and other details. New pages get their image the moment someone shares them.
No. Images are rendered and hosted on our side; your page only gets one meta tag. Search rankings don’t depend on og:image, but clicks from social do.
Keep them. getwowlink only provides the OG image; titles, descriptions and the rest of your SEO setup stay where they are.
Yes — one site, 100 pages with images a month and one design, with a small getwowlink badge on the images. Paid plans start at $59 a year.
You move to the Free plan at the end of the paid period. One site keeps getting images with a badge; other sites keep their last images and stop updating.
Paste your site. In 10 seconds you’ll see every app’s preview and three designs made for your pages.