What is the Quote Image Maker?
Quote posts are some of the most shared images on social media, from morning wishes on WhatsApp to motivational posts on Instagram and thought-leadership on LinkedIn. A good one is easy to read at a glance: a large, well-spaced quote, a clear author line and a background that does not fight the text.
Type your quote and author, pick a size for the platform, a font and a background (gradient, solid colour or your own photo with a darkening layer), and the text is sized and centred for you. Add your name or handle at the bottom so the image is credited when it is shared, and download a sharp PNG or JPG.
How to use it
- Type the quote and, optionally, the author and your handle.
- Choose the size: Instagram post or portrait, story or WhatsApp status, X or LinkedIn.
- Pick a font, colours and a background, or upload a photo.
- Adjust the text size if you like, then download PNG or JPG and share.
Features
- Sizes for every app. Instagram 1:1 and 4:5, Stories and WhatsApp status 9:16, X and LinkedIn landscape.
- Auto-fitting text. The quote is sized and wrapped to fit, and you can make it bigger or smaller.
- Seven fonts. Modern, elegant serif, italic, handwritten and bold display styles.
- Photo backgrounds. Use your own photo with an adjustable dark or light layer so text stays readable.
- Your watermark. Add your name or @handle at the bottom.
- Private. Images are made in your browser; your photos are not uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
What size should a quote image be?
Use 1080 × 1080 or 1080 × 1350 for Instagram posts, 1080 × 1920 for Instagram and Facebook stories and WhatsApp status, 1600 × 900 for X, and 1200 × 627 for LinkedIn posts.
Can I use quotes from famous people?
Short quotations with credit to the author are widely shared, but some recent works are under copyright, and some quotes are misattributed. Check the source, credit the author, and avoid long passages from books or song lyrics.
Can I write in Hindi or other languages?
Yes. Text in Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil and other scripts is drawn with your device’s own fonts, since the decorative fonts here cover Latin letters only.
How do I keep text readable on a photo?
Increase the photo overlay so the photo is darker (with white text) or lighter (with dark text), choose a simple photo without busy detail behind the words, and keep the quote short.
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