Minimal Product OG Image

製品1点、コピー1行。それだけです

ミニマルな製品撮影レイアウトでSNSプレビュー画像をデザインします。製品1点、短いコピー1行、そしてたっぷりの余白で、シェアカードがどのサイズでも即座に読めます。

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パックの内容

SKILL.md（手順書）1点とスターターテンプレート1点が入っています。プレビューはこちらです：

Minimal Product OG Image

When to use

You are launching or sharing a physical or digital product and the link preview is currently a busy screenshot or a blank box
Your existing OG image is crowded — headline, subhead, badge, logo, URL — and at thumbnail size it reads as a grey smear
The product itself is the selling point: one object, one shape, one color story, and you want the preview to get out of its way
You need a share card that looks at home in a quiet, premium feed — a design-tool aesthetic, a skincare line, a single-app launch
You want one image that works for a product page, a launch post, and a press link without redesigning it three times

Workflow

Choose the one product (input: product range → output: single hero product)
Minimal means one. Pick the single product — or the single variant — that the link is about. If the page sells a range, pick the hero of the range; if it sells a set, show the set as one composed object, not five separate items. Everything else (other colors, accessories, bundles) belongs on the page, not in the preview. If you cannot pick one, the page's focus is the problem, not the image.
Shoot or render the shot (input: hero product → output: clean product shot)
Get one clean shot: the product centered or placed on a simple grid, straight-on or at a slight three-quarter angle, with soft even light and a real or seamless background. Remove distractions — stray props, reflections, busy surfaces, extra hands. The background should be one quiet tone (white, off-white, or the brand's lightest neutral) with no gradient drama. A product shot with one small imperfection (a crooked label, a harsh shadow) reads louder in a minimal layout than in a busy one, so retouch honestly: clean the shot, do not redesign the product.
Write the one line (input: product positioning → output: single line of copy)
Write one line of at most six words: the product name plus its plainest benefit, or the name alone if the name carries it. "Aria — the quiet desk lamp" works; "Aria: revolutionary illumination for the modern workspace, designed for focus" is four lines pretending to be one. Set the line in the brand's typeface at a size that survives the thumbnail test (readable at 400px wide), and place it where it has room — below the product, or to one side with generous margin. If the line needs explaining, it is the wrong line.
Compose with whitespace (input: shot + line → output: 1200×630 composition)
Lay out the 1200×630 canvas with whitespace as the main material: the product occupies roughly a third of the frame, the line sits with clear air around it, and nothing touches the edges. Keep all meaningful content inside the central 90% — chat apps crop unpredictably. Resist the urge to fill the empty space with a badge, a second line, or a pattern: the emptiness is what makes the product look confident. If the composition feels bare, the fix is a better product shot, not more elements.
Export and verify (input: composition → output: verified preview)
Export as JPG or PNG at exactly 1200×630, under 300KB if possible without visible artifacts. Then verify the way a stranger will see it: paste the URL into a chat app or a link-preview debugger and look at the actual thumbnail. Check three things: the product is recognizable, the line is readable, and the whitespace still reads as intentional rather than broken. Fix and re-test — a preview you never previewed is a guess, not a deliverable.