ogdynamic

Install and activate ogdynamic, connect your ogdynamic.com account via OAuth, choose a template for each content type, and you're done. The plugin automatically adds og:image meta tags to every configured page.

Yes. Image generation happens on ogdynamic's servers, so your WordPress site stays fast. The plugin connects via secure OAuth — just log in with your ogdynamic account from the WordPress admin and you're set. No manual API key setup needed. Create a free account at ogdynamic.com.

ogdynamic adds og:image, og:image:width, and og:image:height meta tags to every configured page. For images sized for Twitter — 1200x630 (the standard Open Graph size) or 1200x600 (Twitter's recommended 2:1 card size) — it also adds twitter:card and twitter:image so your cards render correctly on X/Twitter.

Yes. Canvases sized 1200x630 get a Twitter-optimized variant of your OG image, and canvases sized 1200x600 (Twitter's recommended summary_large_image ratio) reuse the Open Graph image directly. Other canvas sizes output the og:image tag only, which most platforms use for link previews.

No. The plugin only generates the image URL and adds a few meta tags to your page. The actual image is generated and served from ogdynamic's CDN. Your visitors never download the OG image during normal browsing — only social platforms fetch it when someone shares your link.

Yes. ogdynamic works alongside Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO Pack (AIOSEO), SEOPress, The SEO Framework, Squirrly SEO, and Slim SEO. When ogdynamic generates an OG image for a page, it automatically prevents the SEO plugin from outputting a duplicate og:image tag. If a page has no ogdynamic image configured, your SEO plugin's tags are used as normal.

Each ogdynamic canvas has overridable fields like title, subtitle, and image. In the WordPress admin, you map these to WordPress data — for example, mapping the template's title field to your post title, or the image field to your featured image. The plugin then sends those values to ogdynamic, which renders them into your OG image. Empty fields are automatically skipped.

You can configure a Default template as a fallback for any post type without its own template. If no default is set either, ogdynamic simply won't output an OG image for that content type, and your SEO plugin or theme will handle it normally.

Yes. When WooCommerce is active, ogdynamic adds a Product template option. You can include product-specific data like formatted price (with currency symbol), regular price, sale price, SKU, stock status, average rating, review count, product categories, tags, and attributes in your product OG images.

Yes. You can configure OG images for homepage, blog listing, category archives, tag archives, author pages, date archives, and search results pages.

Yes, any public post type is available. You can also set up a Default template as a fallback for all post types that don't have a dedicated template configured.

OG images are generated at 1200x630 pixels, which is the recommended Open Graph image size for Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and most social platforms. For other sizes, the Canvas Image block generates any canvas — ad banners, product photo cards, and more.

Yes. The ogdynamic Canvas Image block works with any public canvas in your account, whatever its size — ad banners, product photo cards, social media graphics, and more. Pick the canvas in the block editor, fill in its fields with a live preview, and save the rendered image to your media library in PNG, WebP, or JPEG. Open Graph meta tags are only managed when a template mapping is configured.