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What is the recommended method for hosting an open graph image in Webflow?

TL;DR
  • Upload your OG image to Webflow’s Asset Manager, copy its hosted URL, and paste it into the Open Graph Image URL field in your Page Settings.
  • Publish your site and verify the image displays correctly using Facebook's Sharing Debugger and Twitter's Card Validator.

To ensure your Open Graph (OG) image displays correctly when sharing your Webflow site on social media platforms, it's important to host it reliably and link it properly.

1. Upload the Image to the Webflow Asset Manager

  • Go to the Webflow Designer and open any page.
  • In the right-hand Assets panel, click the Upload icon to upload your OG image (JPG or PNG, ideally under 300 KB).
  • Once uploaded, click on the image and copy the hosted file URL (Webflow hosts this image on their CDN).

2. Set the OG Image in the Page Settings

  • Go to your Pages panel.
  • Hover over the page you want to edit and click the gear icon to open Page Settings.
  • Scroll to the Open Graph Settings section.
  • Paste the hosted image URL you copied earlier into the Image URL field.

3. Follow OG Image Best Practices

  • Resolution: Use at least 1200 × 630 pixels for optimal Facebook/Twitter previews.
  • Format: Use .jpg or .png.
  • Accessibility: Make sure the image is publicly accessible by visiting the URL directly in a new browser tab.

4. Publish the Site and Test OG Tags

Summary

Upload the OG image to Webflow’s Asset Manager, copy the CDN URL, and set it in your Page Settings’ Open Graph section. Always test with social preview tools to confirm proper implementation.

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