Changelog

What is new

Every feature we ship, with the day it went live. Follow along by RSS.

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  1. Public status page and this changelog

    The status page checks the website, the API, image rendering and the screenshot API every minute through the public address and shows 90 days of uptime per component, response times and incidents (also as status.json). New releases are listed here and in an RSS feed.

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  2. Sign in to the MCP server with OAuth (Claude.ai, ChatGPT)

    The /mcp server now accepts OAuth 2.1 next to API keys — dynamic client registration, PKCE and a consent screen — so Claude.ai and ChatGPT connectors work without pasting a key. Connected apps are listed in account settings and can be disconnected there.

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  3. Guides

    Step-by-step guides on Open Graph images: sizes per platform, frameworks, caching and debugging, each with its sources.

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  4. Screenshot API

    POST /v1/screenshots and signed GET /s/ URLs capture any public page as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF. Screenshots run in a separate Chrome pool whose only way out is a proxy that allows public addresses on ports 80 and 443.

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  5. Auto-OG: one meta tag for a whole site

    GET /u/{account}.png?url=… reads the title and description of any page on your allowed domains and renders a card from them — no code per page. Set it up in the dashboard or through the API.

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  6. AI templates (paid plans)

    POST /v1/templates/generate designs a template from a description or a screenshot and shows a free preview; nothing is saved until you keep it. Daily limits per plan.

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  7. MCP server for AI assistants

    Assistants that speak the Model Context Protocol can list templates, render images, create signed URLs and take screenshots through /mcp, using the same actions as the REST API.

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  8. Annual billing and top-up packs

    Every paid plan can be billed yearly for the price of ten months. Top-up packs add images on top of any plan, last twelve months and are used only after the monthly quota — there is still no automatic overage billing.

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  9. View analytics per platform

    Images served through signed and auto-OG URLs are counted per day and per platform (Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp and more) in the dashboard and at GET /v1/analytics. No IP address or user agent is stored.

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  10. Account settings and self-service deletion

    Change your password and language in account settings, or delete the account yourself: keys, templates, usage and every generated image go at once and the subscription is cancelled immediately.

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  11. Packages for JavaScript, Next.js, Astro, Hugo and Laravel

    Ready integrations that build signed image URLs for you, next to the PHP and JS SDKs, the WordPress plugin and the n8n node.

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  12. Template gallery, visual editor and more output formats

    Built-in templates with real renders in a public gallery, a visual editor in the dashboard (layers, fields, auto-fit) that compiles to the same HTML and CSS, and JPEG, WebP and one-page PDF output next to PNG.

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  13. Signed image URLs for og:image

    GET /i/{account}/{template}.png?title=…&s=… renders on first request and redirects to the file — paste it straight into og:image on static sites and no-code tools. The cache is versioned by template, so an edited design renders again.

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  14. Zapier, Make, WordPress plugin and the affiliate programme

    Render images from Zapier and Make scenarios, generate cards for WordPress posts with the plugin, and earn a recurring commission for every paying customer you refer.

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  15. The API is live

    POST /v1/images renders an HTML and CSS template in real Chrome and returns the URL of a finished image, with a cache, webhooks, idempotency keys and a Free plan that needs no card.

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