We can't find the internet
Attempting to reconnect
Design once. Render thousands.
Build one image template on your store’s live data. Every product page and every email gets its own — on-brand, current, and drawn automatically.
https://acme.store
Images that adapt to live data.
You might know them as og:images — the preview when a link is shared. That’s one use. Really they’re live: one template that redesigns its layout around the data’s current state — in stock or sold out, full price or on sale — and renders fresh on every request, for previews, email, and beyond.
Not just a thumbnail
The design reacts to the data.
One template — not a fixed box with a value dropped in. The layout itself responds to the data’s state, redrawn for whatever is true right now.
One template, whatever’s on — each card shows a sport that’s in season right now: live scores while games play, a countdown to the next matchup before they start, kickoff times in your local zone. It redraws from live data every render, and the layout never breaks.
For agencies
CRM & email,
personalized at scale
Turn clients’ CRM merge tags into hyper-personalized images — the system behind 6× demos and 128K accounts with zero manual work.
OpenGraphImage
to you · Your week in Columbus
Good morning — here's your local forecast, rendered just for you:
Live — generated from your location
What we've learned.
Read the blogOpen Graph Images: What They Are and How to Get Them Right
An Open Graph image is the preview picture shown when a link is shared. What OG images are, why they matter, and how to generate one per page.
How to Add Dynamic OG Images to a Shopify Store
Shopify already puts the product photo in the share card. Replace that cropped thumbnail with a branded card — photo, price, and store identity — from one theme change.
Why Nobody Makes OG Images at Scale (And What It's Actually Costing You)
You have hundreds of pages and one OG image. Here's why that keeps happening, why product photos don't cut it, and what it looks like when you fix it.