Quran & hadith image maker

A verse from the Quran or a hadith from Bukhari, set in Amiri, framed, at story or square size.

Source

Surah

From ayah

To ayah

Size

Style

Frame style

Frame weight 10

Margin 56

Typeface

Text size 64

Size is fitted to the frame. Turn it off to set it yourself.

Preview

Everything runs in your browser; neither what you read nor what you make is sent anywhere.

Quranic text in the Hafs reading (Uthmani script) and Sahih al-Bukhari hadith exactly as sourced, with no letters altered.

How it works

The text is shown as it stands; all you change is the setting around it.

Verified text

Quran in the Hafs reading, Uthmani script (114 surahs, 6,236 ayat), and all of Sahih al-Bukhari (7,277 hadith). Nothing is generated or abridged.

Search without vowelling

Type «انما الاعمال بالنيات» with no harakat and you reach the fully-vowelled text. Normalisation applies to matching only, never to what is displayed.

The chain is optional

Bukhari’s hadith open with the isnad, which is long for an image. Show the matn alone or the whole hadith — your call, not the tool’s.

Everything stays with you

Neither what you read nor what you make is transmitted. Only the surah or book you asked for is loaded, from our own site.

When it helps

A WhatsApp status or story with a short verse
A hadith card for a group or study circle
A framed image to print or give
Posting regularly without design software

Frequently asked

Is the Quranic text reliable?

It is the Hafs ‘an ‘Asim reading in Uthmani script, taken exactly as it stands from its source with no letters or vowel marks altered, at 6,236 ayat — the count for that reading. Checking before you publish remains your responsibility, as with any printed mushaf.

Why is the hadith so long?

Because Bukhari’s text opens with the chain of transmission. Turn on “Hide the chain” to start at the Prophet’s ﷺ words. Nothing is deleted — the display simply begins later, and it is reversible.

Can I search without vowels?

Yes, and that is the default. The sources order the marks differently from your keyboard, so a literal comparison fails on text that is genuinely identical. Normalisation therefore applies to search alone.

What image sizes?

Story 1080×1920, portrait 1080×1350, square 1080×1080, landscape 1920×1080. Export is full resolution however small the preview looks.

Is the typeface right for Quran?

It uses Amiri, a classical naskh designed for Arabic and Quranic text, rather than a modern sans.

Texts are shown as they appear in the sources cited. Check the image before publishing; responsibility for what is published rests with whoever publishes it.

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