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# Crear imagen OpenGraph
El paso "Crear imagen OpenGraph" te permite generar imágenes de vista previa personalizadas para redes sociales (imágenes OpenGraph) para tu contenido. Estas imágenes aparecen cuando tu contenido se comparte en plataformas como Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn y otros sitios de redes sociales.
### Cómo configurar el paso Crear imagen OpenGraph
Configurar el paso requiere establecer los parámetros mostrados a continuación:
* **Título abreviado del artículo** - Introduce un título conciso (máximo 45 caracteres)
* **Color de fondo** - Especifica el color de fondo como un código hexagonal (por ejemplo, #3E0075)
* **Color del texto** - Define el color del texto como un código hexagonal (por ejemplo, #FFFFFF para blanco o #000000 para negro)
* **URL del logotipo** - Proporciona una URL a la imagen de tu logotipo para la marca
{% hint style="info" %}
Nota: Este paso no te permite personalizar la ubicación del título ni del logotipo.
{% endhint %}
### Formato de salida
El paso Crear imagen OpenGraph devuelve una URL de imagen.
Ejemplo de imagen OpenGraph:
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