My setup for adding OpenGraph images to my blog posts was to design them in Figma, export the image to JPG, store it as a static asset and link to it in the met

My setup for adding OpenGraph images to my blog posts was to design them in Figma, export the image to JPG, store it as a static asset and link to it in the meta tags. Figma allows linking to frames, but those links are suited for humans, for sharing and collaboration. I was looking for a way to link to an image generated from a frame, which is possible with the Figma REST API. So I set out to build a little tool to take a link to a Figma Frame, and resolve it to the rendered image. Since Figma handles versioning, it returns updated URLs when the design changes. As the frame URL is stable, there is no need to update the og:image tag when the design changes. As a side note: this would work for any type of image, but og:images seemed a good fit.