ImageRecrop

Resize and crop

Resize for Open Graph

Set your image to the Open Graph standard of 1200×630 pixels. Preview how the crop looks, then export as PNG, JPEG, or WebP for social sharing cards.

Output size: 1200 × 630 px

Source

Drop your image here

PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or SVG · paste with Ctrl+V · select multiple for batch

Output

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How to crop an image to 1200×630 pixels

Resize for Open Graph outputs 1200×630 pixels (40:21 aspect ratio). Set your image to the Open Graph standard of 1200×630 pixels. Preview how the crop looks, then export as PNG, JPEG, or WebP for social sharing cards.

This size is commonly used for link preview cards when a URL is shared on social networks or chat apps. Starting from the recommended dimensions helps avoid unexpected cropping when you upload images to Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack, and messaging apps.

Open Graph images at 1200×630 display consistently across platforms that read og:image metadata.

Tip: JPEG or WebP keeps file size manageable; aim for readable text in the center third of the image. Use the live preview before downloading so you can check framing, sharpness, and file size.

Steps

  1. Open this page and upload the image you want to crop to 1200×630 pixels.
  2. Drag the crop box or use the corner handles until the subject is framed the way you want.
  3. Confirm the output width and height match the preset, then choose an export format.
  4. Download the file and upload it to the destination that requires this size.

Common questions

Why use 1200×630 pixels?

Many platforms and design specs expect 1200×630 pixels (40:21 aspect ratio). Matching the spec reduces automatic resizing and unwanted cropping.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Cropping and export run in your browser. Files stay on your device unless you download or copy them.

Can I export a different format?

Yes. The output panel supports PNG, JPEG, WebP, and AVIF where your browser allows it.