https://jgeorge.dev/_astro/social-image.ZKFVpgeR.js

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2## Adding your own social image to a post
3
4This post is an example of how to add a custom [open graph](https://ogp.me/) social image, also known as an OG image, to a blog post.
5By adding the optional ogImage property to the frontmatter of a post, you opt out of [satori](https://github.com/vercel/satori) automatically generating an image for this page.
6
7If you open this markdown file \`src/content/post/social-image.md\` you'll see the ogImage property set to an image which lives in the public folder[^1].
8
9\`\`\`yaml
10ogImage: "/social-card.png"
11\`\`\`
12
13You can view the one set for this template page [here](https://astro-cactus.chriswilliams.dev/social-card.png).
14
15[^1]: The image itself can be located anywhere you like.
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17title: "Example OG Social Image"
18publishDate: "27 January 2023"
19description: "An example post for Astro Cactus, detailing how to add a custom social image card in the frontmatter"
20tags: ["example", "blog", "image"]
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