[luckylion]

You'll probably want a full blown privacy section, and self-host the fonts instead of using Google to serve it.

Small improvments a) loading indicator while you're generating the image, and b) a quick way to copy the image URL (maybe with buttons for bb-code, HTML or just URL).

[flomei]

Thank you for your feedback!

You're totally right about the fonts, I will fix this in the evening. Also will have a look at outputting image URL and BB code, that's a great idea.

Not sure about the privacy section. I really dislike the full blown law text when there are really only access logs on the Apache and nothing else. :-/

[DyslexicAtheist]

I've been using Firefoxes screenshot function for this until now, but just editing the url seems less work considering I only want the shot of the specific tweet nothing else. Great job. I'll certainly use it!

> Not sure about the privacy section. I really dislike the full blown law text

You're doing a really good job with privacy already, but IMO you are underselling the fact that your site is privacy conscious. It might be refreshing to read something like this (example from one of my blogs):

You may notice I don’t use cookies to track you, or provide share buttons, or ask you for your email. You can subscribe to new articles via RSS feed from the comfort of a browser. In accordance with strict Samizdat principles I encourage you to copy/paste anything you see here and publish however you see fit. There is no need to give credit either.

... it doesn't 100% fit your use-case but I'm sure you can adapt it to something similar and point to the fact that you do care about your users privacy more than the average site that displays the GDPR wall. If you consider the many ways tracking happens a minimalist attitude might be really appealing (at least to those who bother to read it). Pointing to your philosophy on this explicitly can't hurt.