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Blog post card templates

Ready-made 1200x630 cards for articles, tutorials, and long reads. Open one in the editor, swap the text, download the PNG.

Click a template to open it in the editor with the design loaded. Everything stays editable.

Every article you publish gets shared with a preview card, and a purposeful one earns more clicks than a random screenshot or a blank box. These templates cover the common registers a blog needs: an editorial serif look for essays, a gradient feature card for long reads, a monospace-and-screenshot layout for tutorials, and a dark incident-report style for engineering write-ups.

Each one is a starting configuration of the editor's Basic template: typography, colors, layout, and image placement are already chosen, so the only work left is typing your own headline. The image you see in the live preview is exactly the PNG you download.

Tips that make these work

  • Keep headlines under ~70 characters so they render large and stay readable in a timeline.
  • Use the tag slot for the content type (ESSAY, TUTORIAL, POSTMORTEM) - it reads as a label, not a hashtag.
  • Publishing weekly? Set the design up once and let the API render a card for each new post - nobody has to remember to make the image.

FAQ

What size are these blog card templates?

1200x630 pixels, the standard Open Graph size. The same file works for the og:image meta tag, X large summary cards, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord previews.

Can I change the fonts and colors?

Yes. A template here is a starting point - every color, font, layout, and image slot stays editable after you open it.

Do I need an account?

No. The editor and watermarked downloads are free without signup. An optional free account adds saving your own templates.

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Making these repeatedly? Save your design once and generate a card per post automatically.