01 / Design once.
Start from a ready-made template. Adjust dimensions, colors and text, then add your own backgrounds and image layers.
Bulk Open Graph Image Generator. Made from your data.
Create Open Graph images and article sharing cards from titles and CSV data. Preview 1200 × 630 graphics and download them free without registration.
What would you like to create?
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Create images at scale — no sign up required. Free generation & downloads · Sign in only to save
Keep your image collection
Save your current template, data and mappings to your account. Continue editing here on the marketing site.
My saved collections
Sign in to open your saved collections02 / Add your data.
Upload a CSV or enter rows manually. Map variables such as {{title}} to columns. Generate one image per row or combine variable values.
03 / Download your collection.
Export PNG, JPG or WebP files in a ZIP with filenames and suggested alt text. Review your images, then add them to your site through your usual workflow.
DESIGNED FOR OPEN GRAPH
How to create open graph images in bulk
Create Open Graph images for articles, landing pages and resource libraries. The landscape starting template is 1200 × 630, with space for a page title, summary and site name. A single design gives your shared links a recognisable identity while each graphic reflects its own page.
01 / Start with page titles
Prepare one row per page, with a concise title, supporting line and site name. Keep a separate reference to the target page in your source data so you can associate files with the correct URLs.
02 / Test long headlines
Use the landscape preset or set dimensions for your destination. Preview the longest title and make sure it fits without overlapping other layers. A relevant background photo can help distinguish related pages.
03 / Connect the sharing image
Download and host the images through your site’s asset workflow. Set the appropriate page image or Open Graph metadata to its public URL. Test a shared link after publishing; this generator does not edit your site metadata or clear social platform caches.
When to use the open graph generator
Prepare sharing cards for a blog series, documentation collection or directory. Match each image to the content of its page and keep titles readable when shown at small sizes. The downloaded image needs a public URL before you can reference it in your page metadata.
Prepare images people and search engines can understand.
Keep filenames descriptive, place images beside relevant content and write alt text that describes the actual visual. Check file sizes and choose dimensions that suit the page. These are part of Google’s image SEO guidance; generating more images alone does not guarantee search rankings.
About the free image generator.
Can I generate and download images without registering?
Yes. Design a template, add CSV or manual data and download PNG, JPG or WebP images without an account. Generate up to 100 images per batch and use the starting row to continue. There is no lifetime image quota.
What is saved when I create an account?
Saving keeps your template, uploaded template assets, dataset and field mappings in your account. Open your saved collection here on the marketing site to continue. Generated files are downloaded to your device and can be recreated from the saved collection. Pending work is retained in this browser for 24 hours while you sign in.
Can I upload my own photos and use image URLs?
Yes. Add uploaded images as template layers or a shared background. External image URLs must permit cross-origin browser access; if the host blocks access, upload the image instead. A saved collection can contain up to 2 MB of source data and template assets.
Are these AI-generated pictures?
The tool combines the images, text and data you provide into a visual template. It does not generate new artwork with AI. Review the results and suggested alt text before publishing.
Does downloading an Open Graph image change my link preview?
Not by itself. Upload the image to a public location and set the page’s sharing image or og:image metadata. The platform showing the link controls how and when it refreshes cached previews.