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-title: "Generating (Non-AI) Social Images with Python (Cardy 🐝) and Hugo"
-date: 2024-10-29T08:37:07Z
+date: 2024-10-29 08:37:07+00:00
+description: A short post explaining how I use a Python script to generate (non-ai)
+  social preview images for my site
 draft: false
-description: A short post explaining how I use a Python script to generate (non-ai) social preview images for my site
-url: /2024/10/29/cardy-bee
-type: posts
 mp-syndicate-to:
 - https://brid.gy/publish/mastodon
 - https://brid.gy/publish/twitter
+preview: /social/ceb86a1341e97b030d5701fe9ec41422cb237160fbd174c1911a1a34b70da703.png
 tags:
-  - colophon
-  - blogging
-  - pompidou
-  - hugo
-  - python
+- colophon
+- blogging
+- pompidou
+- hugo
+- python
+title: "Generating (Non-AI) Social Images with Python (Cardy \U0001F41D) and Hugo"
+type: posts
+url: /2024/10/29/cardy-bee
 ---
 
 These days if you link to a blog post from a social media site like Mastodon or BlueSky the site will load your page and look for metadata element tagged `og:image` and render it inline as part of the link out to the article. If you don't supply one of these images, the social site will typically just show a grey rectangle or a "broken image" icon. Therefore, most of the time, when posting a new article I try to set a "feature image" to avoid this ugliness.