Open Graph Image Generation in Rails

"If we have a site that publishes a considerable amount of content, we usually need to generate the assets that go with each piece of content.For example, if it's a blog post like this one, we might need a cover, diagrams, screenshots, etc.However, sometimes we neglect the Open Graph image, even if it's arguably one of the most important assets: it's what people see before they decide to read our content or not."

"In this article we will learn how to generate Open Graph images with Ruby in a Rails application and how to automate the process using one or more templates. Read the full article on: https://avohq.io/blog/open-graph-image-generation-rails"

Sites that publish substantial content often need to create accompanying assets such as covers, diagrams, and screenshots for each piece. Open Graph images act as primary visual previews that influence whether readers click through to content. Neglecting Open Graph images can reduce engagement and shareability. Open Graph images can be generated programmatically with Ruby in a Rails application. The generation process can be automated by defining one or more templates and producing images during publishing or via background jobs. Automation ensures consistent branding, faster publishing, and scalable asset creation across many posts.

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