// Paste a URL, get a set of posts
Paste your URL and we suggest a set of ready-to-post designs — social cards, a story, a YouTube thumbnail, and display banners — each built in the right size from your page's live title and description. Download any as a PNG.
Built from your page’s live title & description · 5 free lookups/month
No URL needed — website checklists, reference cards, and thumbnail concepts to adapt.
1080 × 1080 px — square card templates
4.5:1
minimum contrast ratio for normal text under WCAG 2.2 Level AA
Source: WCAG 2.2 · 1.4.3
3:1
minimum contrast ratio for large text under WCAG 2.2 Level AA
Source: WCAG 2.2 · 1.4.3
24×24
CSS-pixel minimum target size in WCAG 2.2, subject to listed exceptions
Source: WCAG 2.2 · 2.5.8
Review crawl-discovered titles, descriptions, headings, canonical fields, links, and structured-data signals.
Review captured resource, image, markup, and request-timing signals before testing in browser tools and field data.
1280 × 720 px — landscape thumbnail concepts
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Cards are built from your page’s public title and description, or from ready-made templates. Review facts, wording, dimensions, and destination requirements before publishing.
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Enter your website URL and it suggests a set of download-ready designs built from your page's live title and meta description — a link/OG card (1200×630), an Instagram post (1080×1080), an X/Twitter image (1600×900), a LinkedIn post (1200×627), a portrait/story (1080×1350), a YouTube thumbnail (1280×720), and two display-banner sizes (728×90 and 300×250) — plus a ready-to-paste caption. It also offers a library of ready-made website checklists, reference cards, and video-title concepts to adapt.
It fetches your page's public title and meta (Open Graph) description and lays them out on a branded card. It reads only that public page metadata — it does not run an audit, produce a score, or read your account, campaigns, or saved reports.
Yes, on Pro and Agency plans. A Logo on/off toggle appears above the cards built from your URL, letting you export them white-label with no WebEnture wordmark. Free and guest downloads keep a small WebEnture mark, and the ready-made template cards stay branded because they are WebEnture's own content.
Cards are rendered as text on a branded background so the browser can always export a clean PNG; embedding an external image would block the download in most browsers for security reasons. Add your own logo or imagery afterward in your design tool if you need it.
Your personalized share card is 1200×630, the square post is 1080×1080, and thumbnail concepts are 1280×720. The browser creates a PNG when you select Download PNG.
No. It only creates a local PNG download. Review the copy and current destination requirements, add accessible post text where supported, and publish through your own social account or scheduling tool.
Check that your page title and description read well out of context, the wording matches your offer, and the dimensions suit the current platform. Do not imply results, endorsements, or completed research that you cannot support.