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Google uses both schema.org markup and og:image meta tag for thumbnails in Google Search and Discover

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Google updated its documentation to clarify it uses both schema.org markup and og:image meta tags to determine image thumbnails for Google Search and Discover, emphasizing high-quality, relevant images over generic ones. This update is crucial for content creators aiming to improve click-through rates by influencing which images are selected as thumbnails in search results and Discover feeds.

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