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The problem

Why teams stop making these images by hand.

Resizing the same design five times

Every platform wants a different aspect ratio, so one announcement becomes an afternoon of crop-and-export work.

Off-brand posts from busy weeks

When templates take too long, posts go out with whatever was fastest — and the feed drifts away from the brand.

Design tools disconnected from publishing

Exporting files by hand leaves no URL your tools or CMS can render on demand.

How ogdynamic helps

Built for social media image generator workflows.

True free-form layout

Absolute positioning with edge anchors, flexbox and grid flow, percentage sizing, and z-index — the layout system is CSS, so anything you can lay out renders exactly.

Design-system styling

Google Fonts with per-family weights, solid and multi-stop gradients, patterns, shadows, filters, and transforms.

Sizes without rework

Duplicate a canvas and resize it for another platform, or render OG and Twitter intents from the same design.

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Workflow

From blank canvas to generated images in three steps.

01

Start at the size you need

Presets for OG, X, square, story, and Pinterest — or a custom canvas anywhere up to 10,000 pixels.

02

Design it once

Build the layout in the canvas editor with layers, groups, fonts, and fills — every change previews live.

03

Render variations on demand

Publish and swap dynamic fields through the URL for every post, episode, product, or campaign.

FAQ

Common questions.

Which social media image sizes are supported?

Built-in presets cover Open Graph (1200×630), X/Twitter (1200×675), square (1080×1080), story (1080×1920), and Pinterest (1000×1500), plus custom sizes up to 10,000 pixels per side.

Can one design be reused across platforms?

Yes. Duplicate a canvas and resize it, or use the Open Graph and Twitter render intents that adapt the same design for each platform\u{2019}s card format.

Do I need design experience to use the editor?

No. Start from a template in one of 11 categories and edit text, images, and colors directly on the canvas — or start blank if you already know what you want.