JetPopup is Crocoblock's popup builder for Elementor. Each popup is stored as the jet-popup custom post type with the popup layout in post_content as an Elementor widget tree, and the trigger rules in wp_postmeta under keys like jet_popup_trigger_settings. Popups target specific pages, post types or URLs through display conditions.

SleekPixel reads the JetPopup posts that target a given page and uses the popup's main heading and CTA as inputs for the share card. The accent color comes from the Elementor Kit's System Colors palette through elementor_active_kit. The page's own title and featured image still feed the card hero and surface; the popup data adds the CTA-specific context that often defines what readers will see when they click through.

The 1200 by 630 PNG lands in uploads on every page or popup save. The SEO plugin's og:image filter publishes the URL into the page head, and scrapers see a share that reflects the same CTA the visitor will encounter on the page.

JetPopup popups carry the CTA that defines a campaign. A landing page with a welcome-offer popup is fundamentally a welcome-offer page, even if the underlying page content is generic. Sites that ignore the popup at the share-preview level lose the CTA signal.

Scrapers see the same site logo on every landing, regardless of which offer the popup is running. Readers who paste a campaign URL into Slack get a preview that says nothing about the offer, and click-through suffers compared to if the share named the discount or the lead magnet. SleekPixel restores the per-campaign signal.

The share card reads the popup's CTA copy, the page's title and the Kit palette, then composites them into a 1200 by 630 PNG that lands in uploads on every save. The cost is one license. The benefit is per-campaign share previews on every popup-driven URL the site ships.