OpenGraph+ started in 2023, when social networks were getting less predictable about how they treat links.

Posting your work directly on a social platform means it lives on their servers, grows their community, and follows their rules. Posting a link keeps the work on your site, but most platforms render bare links as plain text or a stale thumbnail, so links lose to native posts.

OpenGraph+ closes that gap. Your content stays on a platform where you set the terms: your own website, a newsletter, wherever you choose. We make the link itself worth clicking.

Here’s how it works:

1. Host your content: Publish on a platform where you set the terms. A WordPress site, a newsletter, your own app.

2. Connect it to OpenGraph+: Add one tag to your site. OpenGraph+ generates a preview image of each page, sized to what each social network expects.

3. People land on your site: When someone clicks the link, they arrive at your content on your platform. The traffic and the audience are yours.

Sharing a link instead of a native post supports the open internet: the version of the web where creators own their work.