Blog hero image generator

Editorial blog post

Serif headline, photo bleeding from the left edge, warm cream palette.

Long-read article

Floating image card with a soft shadow, gradient backdrop, accent tag.

Manifesto or changelog

One bold line and a tagline. Accent dot or bar to match your brand.

Click any example to open it in the editor and make it yours.

A blog hero (the cover image at the top of a post) does two jobs: it sets the visual tone the moment the page loads, and, pointed at by the og:image tag, it becomes the preview readers see when the post is shared. One 1200x630 file covers both.

Stock photos make every post look like someone else's blog. A typographic hero with your headline, your colors, and your fonts makes a post recognizably yours, and this editor is built for exactly that: per-element typography, five fonts in nine weights, color presets, an optional photo or logo.

How it works

One file, two jobs

Render the hero once, place it at the top of the post, and point the page's og:image tag at the same file. At 1200 pixels wide it stays crisp at typical content widths, including 2x displays, and the 1.91:1 ratio is exactly what share previews expect. No second export, no cropping surprises.

<img src="/images/posts/my-post-hero.png" alt="Post title" />
<meta property="og:image" content="https://yoursite.com/images/posts/my-post-hero.png" />

A repeatable look across posts

Consistency is what makes heroes read as a brand rather than decoration. Save your design as a template with a free account: colors, fonts, layout, and logo stay fixed while you swap the headline per post. The next hero takes a minute, not a design session.

Frequently asked questions

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