ogcover Review, Pricing & Features

ogCover auto-generates og:image covers for every page with a visual editor, AI template generation, a WordPress plugin, and a REST API. Free tier, no card…

Category
Graphic Design
Pricing
Freemium: a free tier (no card required, 30 generations/month plus 50 bonus after email confirmation) plus three paid subscription tiers billed every 30 days via YooKassa — Blogger (490 RUB / 500 generations), Media (1,990 RUB / 2,500 generations), and Agency (2,990 RUB / 5,000 generations).
Verified
Not yet
Last updated
August 6, 2026
WordPress IntegrationFree PlanSubscriptionGenerative AIAPI

ogCover is a SaaS tool that generates Open Graph preview images (the cover images that show up when a link is shared on social media, Telegram, or VK) for every page of a website. Instead of designing a static og:image by hand, users build a reusable design template in ogCover's drag-and-drop visual editor, or describe the look they want in plain text and let the built-in AI pick the style, colors, and layout. Once a template exists, ogCover generates a unique 1200x630px cover for each new page automatically, pulling in page-specific text and images via template variables. For WordPress sites, a one-click WordPress plugin (distributed as an open-source project on GitHub) connects a site and generates covers for posts, pages, and the homepage without manual work. For non-WordPress sites, a REST API lets developers call /api/generate from their own server to render covers programmatically from JSON-defined templates, making it usable from custom CMS platforms, CRMs, and editorial tools. A template library and a link-preview checker (to verify how a page will look before publishing) round out the toolset. The product also markets a template gallery of pre-made designs users can clone and customize rather than starting from scratch.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free tier lets you try the product with no card required, including a starting allotment of cover generations
  • One-click WordPress plugin removes the need for any manual design work on WP sites
  • REST API and JSON-based templates make it usable outside WordPress, for custom CMS or CRM workflows
  • AI-assisted template creation can generate a starting design from a plain-text description
  • Built-in link-preview checker lets you verify how a cover will look before publishing

Cons

  • Paid plans are billed in Russian rubles (₽) through YooKassa, a Russian payment processor, which may complicate billing for customers outside that payment ecosystem
  • Generation limits are fairly low even on paid tiers (500-5,000 covers per 30 days), which could be restrictive for very high-volume publishers
  • No visible company background, team, or founding information on the site, making it harder to gauge the vendor's track record

Related Tools