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# [Automating My Social Cards: Satori, Sharp, and the End of "Generic" Previews](https://nkaushik.in/writing/automating-my-social-cards-satori-sharp-and-the-end-of-generic-previews?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Learn how to generate dynamic, rich Open Graph images with Satori and Sharp for your content. Move beyond generic images & automate your social cards

Apr 18 · 4 min read · nkaushik.in  
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[beiluo — Imagen Chat](https://hashnode.com/@beiluo)

[Aug 13](https://hashnode.com/posts/automating-my-social-cards-satori-sharp-and-the-end-of-generic-previews/69e36f379020749e6a198ae9/comment/6a7d6eca335d1cd79239f42a)

This is a strong split: use deterministic branded OG cards for recognition and reserve editorial imagery for places where the image carries meaning inside the article. I’d also test title length buckets—short titles can support a visual motif, while long titles usually need a quieter background and stricter line clamping. That avoids asking one cover system to solve two different jobs.