RetroBatch

The RetroBatch droplet can create a template in an image editor. It will then resize for all social media sizes and save with the file names that my htaccess file uses to serve images to Twitter and Facebook. That is amazing. I've never thought of using it to tell services to get different images. Well, I use a consistent file name scheme that htaccess can match and then fall back. If I don't provide like a Twitter size image, it'll fall back to the Facebook one and continually until it gets,. but if I only provide one header image, itll figure out how to use that for everything.