Open Graph
1200×630 · 1.91:1
022 · CONTENT IMAGE
Blog & Open Graph Image Maker
Create featured images for Naver Blog, Google/Blogger, websites and Open Graph in one design, then download each size or a ZIP.
LOCALPROCESS IN YOUR BROWSER
Images, text, logo and crop coordinates stay in this browser.
WORKSPACEBlog & OG image workspace
Choose Background Image
Drag an image here or choose one with the button. Use the blank-design option below to start without a background.
JPG, PNG, WebP · processed locallyHOW TO USE
How to use
- 01
Choose a background image or start with a blank design.
- 02
Add a title, description and logo to the common design.
- 03
Review Naver Blog, Google/Blogger, website and Open Graph sizes, then fine-tune only the sizes that need different crops or positions.
- 04
Download one image or save selected results as a ZIP.
FORMAT GUIDE
What to know about featured-image sizes
Separate official or project-fixed values from TOOLBOX recommendations and account for downstream cropping or compression.Google / Blogger
1200×675 · 16:9 · TOOLBOX recommendation
Naver Blog
1200×675 · 16:9 · TOOLBOX recommendation
USE CASES
Useful publishing scenarios
Blog featured images
Reuse one design across Naver Blog and Blogger instead of recreating the same content image.
Company news and notices
Create a consistent featured image for company updates, announcements, and web posts.
Website cards and link sharing
Keep website featured cards and Open Graph share images visually aligned.
Multi-channel publishing
Reduce repeated design work when publishing the same content to blogs and a website.
EXPERT POST
Practical criteria for reusable blog and web featured images
Reduce crop failures and differences in text, logo, and exported placement across sizes.Reuse one design with per-size overrides
Keep background, copy, base colors, and logo in common state, then store only crop, position, and size differences as per-preset overrides.
Resolve ratio differences with crop, not stretch
Stretching between 1.91:1 and 16:9 can distort people, logos, and text. Preserve source ratio and use cover crop plus position adjustments.
Share one layout model between preview and export
If CSS preview and Canvas export use different calculations, text and logos can shift in the downloaded image. Scale one layout model for preview and export from the same coordinates.
Separate official and recommended values
Distinguish the project-fixed Open Graph preset from TOOLBOX recommendations for Naver and Blogger so users do not mistake recommendations for mandatory platform rules.
Keep mobile editing focused on the active size
On small screens, show the active preset preview first and stack settings in one column so crop and text adjustments remain manageable.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Important notes
Separate recommendations from actual platform display behavior to reduce unexpected cropping or compression.- Naver Blog and Blogger do not have one mandatory featured-image pixel size presented by this tool.
- Open Graph 1200×630 is the core preset, but consuming services may still crop or compress it.
- Image dimensions alone do not guarantee Google Discover visibility.
- The 1200px-wide 16:9 guidance for Discover is not a fixed Blogger upload specification.
- You are responsible for rights to images and logos you use.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Why is the Open Graph preset 1200×630?+
It is the project-fixed core preset and a common high-resolution recommendation for link-sharing images.
02What is the official Naver Blog featured-image size?+
Display behavior varies by placement, so this tool does not present one fixed pixel size as a mandatory official rule.
03Is 1200×630 the official Blogger image size?+
No. Blogger is not presented as having one fixed featured-image size. TOOLBOX provides a recommendation informed by large-image guidance.
04Are my images uploaded?+
No. Supported editing and export happen in your current browser.
05Does this generate OG meta tags?+
No. This tool creates image files only; Open Graph tag code belongs to a separate tool.
Images, titles, descriptions and logos are processed only in this browser.