Webflow Open Graph Image Resizer
1200×630 pixels is a practical preparation canvas for this placement, not a mandatory upload size. The Open Graph image is used when a Webflow page is shared on supported social or messaging services. Webflow requires JPG or PNG, says collection images should share dimensions, and cites at least 1080 px of width; 1200×630 is its documented metadata example.
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Webflow Open Graph Image size
Webflow Open Graph Image size: 1200×630 px, 1.90:1 (working canvas)
Webflow requires JPG or PNG, says collection images should share dimensions, and cites at least 1080 px of width; 1200×630 is its documented metadata example.
1200
width (px)
630
height (px)
~17:9
aspect ratio
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Sources
We check platform-specific dimensions against source documentation when available.
- Webflow Help Center — Control social shares with Open Graph - Requires JPG or PNG, cites at least 1080 px of width, and demonstrates 1200×630 dimension metadata.
How to resize an image for a Webflow open graph image?
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Step 1: Choose the source image
Start with the clearest version available. The 1200×630 canvas cannot recreate detail missing from a smaller source.
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Step 2: Apply the 1200×630 preset
Upload the image, select Open Graph Image, and choose Fit to keep the whole image or Fill to crop it edge to edge.
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Step 3: Review it for Webflow
Webflow requires JPG or PNG, says collection images should share dimensions, and cites at least 1080 px of width; 1200×630 is its documented metadata example. Download the result, then preview it in Webflow before publishing.
What size is a Webflow open graph image?
1200×630 pixels is a practical preparation canvas for this placement, not a mandatory upload size. The canvas has a 1.90:1 aspect ratio. Webflow requires JPG or PNG, says collection images should share dimensions, and cites at least 1080 px of width; 1200×630 is its documented metadata example.
Why use the 1200×630 Webflow preset?
The Open Graph image is used when a Webflow page is shared on supported social or messaging services. Starting with the documented or practical canvas lets you control the crop before the platform applies its own responsive layout.
Will Webflow crop the resized image?
Webflow requires JPG or PNG, says collection images should share dimensions, and cites at least 1080 px of width; 1200×630 is its documented metadata example. Keep important subjects and text away from the outer edges, and always inspect the platform preview before publishing.
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