I am also having this problem. I loaded an image that is 600 x 337 px (and it shows correct dimensions in the media library), but when I choose that file for the Open Graph plugin Default Image setting, it automatically scales down to 300 x 169. When I upload a new image to the media library that is 400 x 337, your plugin automatically scales it down to 300 x 253.
So it appears that your plugin in will not allow a Default Image to have a maximum width or height greater than 300, and it scales the longest side down proportionately?
This is a problem for some social media networks that expect 16:9 images for their preview, or that display the og:image in a larger size. For instance, LinkedIn takes my 300×253 image (which the plugin scaled down from 400×337) and crops the top and bottom to achieve a 16:9 aspect ration AND it scales it up to 518 x 270 (which looks jaggy).
Is there a way to upload and select images for the Default Image that are larger than 300px in any dimension? Thanks.
Thanks for reporting this. I’ll check in on it!
Hi, all — @fladd, @johnhorning-1
I’ve identified the issue and will have a fix pushed up within the next couple of days.
Thanks for your patience!
Hi again! Version 3.4.4 should take care of these image resize issues. Thanks again for reporting and apologies for the delay!
Alex