On-brand OG images for every page. No design tickets.
Blog, docs, changelog, customer stories — each section gets its own design, and every page fills in by itself. Marketing owns it; engineering adds one line once.
Sound familiar?
The template lives in code. A new color waits for the next sprint.
Every link from your site looks the same, so nobody can tell a guide from a pricing page.
The one day everyone shares your link, the preview wasn’t ready.
An OG image system for the whole site
A design per section
Bind designs to URL patterns: /blog/*, /docs/*, /changelog/*. The most specific one wins; everything else gets “All other pages”.
An editor marketing can use
Fonts, colors, layout, photo — edit visually and publish. No PR, no deploy.
Check before launch day
See any page in X, LinkedIn, Slack and iMessage before it goes out. Fix it before anyone shares it.
One line from engineering. Everything else is yours.
Check your site
See what every section looks like when shared today.
Design each section
Start from three designs made from your brand. Add more for docs or the changelog.
Add one tag, once
A developer pastes one line — or gives our prompt to Claude Code or Cursor.
Pro covers the whole marketing site
For bloggers and makers with a few sites on WordPress, Ghost or Webflow.
- 3 websites
- 5,000 pages with images
- 5 section designs per site
- 50 AI actions a month
- No badge on images
For SaaS marketing sites, docs and content-heavy blogs that care about the brand.
- 10 websites
- 50,000 pages with images
- Unlimited section designs
- 300 AI actions a month
- Analytics by platform
- Priority rendering
For SEO and web agencies running previews for many client sites.
- 30 client websites, +$2/mo each after
- Everything in Pro
- 1,000 AI actions a month
- A workspace per client
- Before / after reports for clients
- Whole-site audits
- White-label
Before you ask
Do we need a developer?
Once, for one meta tag in the site’s <head>. Or give our ready prompt to a coding agent. WordPress, Ghost and Webflow need no code at all.
Can blog and docs look different?
Yes. Each design is bound to a URL pattern. Pages that match nothing use “All other pages”.
We’re on Next.js / Vercel already.
Replace your @vercel/og route with one line. Rendering, fonts and caching move to us; the look moves to the editor.
What if a page changes its title?
The image is rebuilt from the page, so it follows the new title by itself.
See every section of your site the way your audience does
Paste your domain. Get a report for each app and three designs made from your brand.