betterimage.io
Branded social cards for posts that actually get shared.
What it does
Free social card generator. Design sharp 1200×630 images for link previews, blog hero images, and newsletter covers. No design tools, no signup.
Free social card generator. Design one card, export every platform size: link previews, YouTube thumbnails, squares, stories, and pins. No design tools, no signup.
Design one card, export six platform sizes: the 1200×630 link preview for X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Facebook, and Slack, plus YouTube thumbnails, Instagram squares and portraits, stories, and Pinterest pins. The image you preview is the image you download. No design tools, no signup. Curious how your own post would look? Paste a link and watch it turn into a share-ready card. Title, description, and images fill in automatically. Posts with a custom share image get more clicks, more shares, and look like they were made on purpose. Blank previews and unstyled hero images get scrolled past. If you publish online, you want this done in a minute. Not a Figma file you open once a month. Not a Canva…from betterimage.io
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