Passport requirements + photo tool
Resize Image to 1200x630 Pixels (Open Graph)
Format blog headers and social share cards to exact 1200x630 pixels (1.91:1 ratio) so your links display full-width previews on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and Slack.
How It Works
- Upload Choose an image from your device. Uploads are private.
- Pick a preset Use the size buttons or open Advanced settings for custom output.
- Download Get a short-lived private download link. Files auto-delete.
Common Sizes and Presets
These presets are tuned for this workflow. Choose one, then adjust fit/format if needed.
- 1200x630 OG JPEG
- 1200x630 OG PNG
- 1200x630 WebP
Tip: use contain to preserve the full image with padding; use cover to fill the output size with cropping.
Need batch processing or higher daily limits?
Pro plans are built for agencies, studios, and teams handling repeated passport or ID workflows.
- ZIP batch processing for many photos in one run
- Higher daily limits and priority processing
- Developer API access for automation pipelines
How This Tool Helps
1200x630 pixels is the universal Open Graph (og:image) specification recommended by Meta, LinkedIn, and X. Exporting your social card at 1200x630 in compressed JPEG or WebP prevents awkward auto-cropping when URLs are shared.
Need another format? Browse additional image utilities in the tools directory.
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FAQ
Why is 1200x630 the standard for og:image?
1200x630 has a 1.91:1 aspect ratio required by Facebook, LinkedIn, Discord, and iMessage for large rich-link summary cards.
Which format is best for Open Graph images?
JPEG at 85% quality or PNG for text-heavy graphics ensures fast crawler loading under platform size limits.
Can I add padding instead of cropping my banner to 1200x630?
Yes. Switch Fit to Contain to keep the full graphic inside the 1200x630 frame.
Do you store my photos?
No permanent storage. Images are stored privately and automatically deleted after about 24 hours.
Does this crop or pad the image?
It depends on fit. Cover crops to fill the output. Contain pads to keep the full image.
Which output formats are supported?
JPEG, PNG, and WebP are supported for downloads.
How long do download links last?
Download links are time-limited and expire automatically for privacy.