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Blogs and SEO

A branded share image for every article you publish

Every post gets a featured image and an Open Graph image with its title, author and category, made the moment you publish.

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Featured image

Why automate blog images?

Links with a clear, branded preview image get noticed in feeds and chats. Making one by hand for every post is the step that gets skipped, so half the archive shares with a generic logo.

JamFrame makes the image when you publish: the WordPress plugin, the Webflow app, or a dynamic URL in your og:image tag. Change the title and the image follows.

Templates

Start from designs like these

Every one is a template: change the words, photos and colours, or let your data do it.

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How it works

From data to posted

  1. 1

    Pick a 1200 × 630 template

    Use a web and OG template or design your own.

  2. 2

    Map post fields

    Title, author, date, category, featured image or custom fields.

  3. 3

    Publish

    The image is made in the background and set as featured and og:image.

What you get

Built for this job

  • WordPress and Webflow

    Plugins that write images back for you.

  • Dynamic URLs

    For static sites and custom CMSs, put a URL in og:image.

  • Regenerate anytime

    Update the template and refresh the whole archive.

  • Free cache hits

    Each version renders once; views after that cost nothing.

Connect your tools

Works with what you already use

  • WordPress A featured and social image for every post, automatically.
  • Webflow An image for every CMS item, written back automatically.
  • REST API Render images, PDFs and video with one call.
  • Zapier Make images, PDFs and videos from any Zap.

Under the hood

Questions

JamFrame for blogs and seo

Does it work with Yoast SEO or Rank Math?
Yes. The WordPress plugin works alongside both.
I use a static site generator. Can I still use it?
Yes. Use a dynamic URL in your og:image tag, or call the API at build time.

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