Drop OG image automation into the site you already run
WordPress needs no code — install a plugin and pick a template. Shopify is a short Liquid snippet pasted into your theme. Both generate from templates you build in useopengraph.
Install the plugin, pick a template, done
The plugin hooks into wp_head and outputs og:image, og:title, og:description, and the matching Twitter card tags automatically, on every post and page. It pulls from a template you build in useopengraph, and maps that template's variables to WordPress fields — Post Title, Excerpt, Featured Image, and so on — by name. No code required.
- Upload the plugin, connect with an API key from Settings > API keys
- Pick a template — variables auto-map by name, or set them manually
- Every post and page gets a branded, on-brand preview automatically
<meta property="og:image" content="https://useopengraph.com/api/render/tpl_8k2/vlatest.png?title=How%20we%20cut%20cold-start%20latency">
<meta property="og:title" content="How we cut cold-start latency by 80%">
Wire it into your theme with one Liquid snippet
Generate a ready-to-paste Liquid snippet from the dashboard: pick a template, map its variables to Shopify fields like product title, description, and image, and copy the result. Paste it into your theme — no app install, no OAuth. To be clear, this is a Liquid snippet you paste in, not a Shopify App Store app, and it works today.
- Generate your snippet from Settings > Integrations > Shopify in the dashboard
- Paste it into a new snippets/useopengraph-og.liquid file, render it above </head> in theme.liquid
- Remove your theme's existing og: tags to avoid duplicates
{%- assign og_title = product.title | default: page_title -%}
<meta property="og:image" content="https://useopengraph.com/api/render/tpl_8k2/vlatest.png?title={{ og_title | url_encode }}">
Integrations, answered
No for WordPress — the plugin is installed and configured entirely from your WP admin, no code required. For Shopify it's close to no-code: you paste one generated Liquid snippet into a theme file, but you don't write any code yourself.
It can, if both are left in place — most pages should only have one set of og: tags. Deactivate or reconfigure your SEO plugin's OG output (WordPress), or remove your theme's existing og: tags (Shopify), before turning this on.
The plugin itself is free to install. Image generation still draws from your workspace's usage pool, the same as every other surface — dashboard, API, or MCP.
Use the REST API or MCP server directly — the render endpoint is a plain URL that works in any og:image tag, on any stack. See the developer docs.
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