About OpenPreview
OpenPreview solves the problem of link previews that are either generic or too much work to produce one by one. You design a single Open Graph image template in a browser-based editor, and the service renders a distinct preview image for each page on your site when it is shared on social networks or chat apps.
The editor is drag-and-drop with no code. You add a logo, fonts, shapes and images, and place variables such as the title, description, image and accent color, which are filled from each page's own metadata. A live preview resolves the variables with sample content while you design, and a gallery of starter templates gives you something to begin from.
To use it, you paste one generated meta tag into the head of your site. After that, editing the template and pressing Publish updates every preview without a redeploy or an engineering ticket. The editor can be tried without signing up, and dynamic rendering comes with a 14-day trial.
Key features
- Drag-and-drop Open Graph image editor
- Template variables filled from page metadata
- Live preview with sample content
- Starter template gallery
- One meta tag covers every page
- Publish changes without redeploying
Good fit for
- Blogs that need a unique share image per post
- Marketing teams updating previews without developers
- Product sites with many dynamic pages
OpenPreview: questions and answers
- What is OpenPreview used for?
- OpenPreview generates a unique Open Graph preview image for every page of a site from a single template designed in a visual editor. It is a good fit for blogs that need a unique share image per post, marketing teams updating previews without developers and product sites with many dynamic pages.
- How much does OpenPreview cost?
- Paid plans for OpenPreview start at $9 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is OpenPreview open source?
- No. OpenPreview is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Assemble, GoogleScraper and Visual Studio Code.
- What are some alternatives to OpenPreview?
- Other SaaS products in the Developer Tools category include Angular Material Blocks, beUI Pro and Directory Launch.
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