Automate Open Graph image creation

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  1. puppeteer

    JavaScript API for Chrome and Firefox

    As we already have the page, let's just create an API that will return a screenshot of it of a specific size. Naturally, the most important information should be on that first viewable screen. Puppeteer would be the go-to tool for that kind of work.

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  3. opengraph

    A python module to parse the Open Graph Protocol

    If you are a developer, you've probably seen the Open Graph images (part of Open Graph Protocol) generated by popular dev related websites like DEV.to or even Vercel's Open Graph Image as a Service. Both examples are using an approach to render image related to the content, so it contains some standard layout background, an image in it that is related to the content (vercel's logo or author's avatar), headline or title of the article, and a description.

  4. og-image

    Discontinued Open Graph Image as a Service - generate cards for Twitter, Facebook, Slack, etc

    If you are a developer, you've probably seen the Open Graph images (part of Open Graph Protocol) generated by popular dev related websites like DEV.to or even Vercel's Open Graph Image as a Service. Both examples are using an approach to render image related to the content, so it contains some standard layout background, an image in it that is related to the content (vercel's logo or author's avatar), headline or title of the article, and a description.

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