Bible Verse Generator

Three ways to take a verse with you

• Copy — the verse plus its reference, formatted and ready to paste.
• Share — a permanent link to that exact verse.
• Image — render it as a 1000×1500 pin, a square post, or a 1080×1920 phone wallpaper.

Ways to use a verse you generated

A verse image is a small, honest piece of encouragement, and there are more places for one than you might think:

• Phone wallpaper — the 1080×1920 size is made for a lock screen, so the verse is the first thing you see when you reach for your phone.
• Pinterest board — tall pins travel well; save favourites to a board you can return to.
• Sent to a friend — the permanent link loads the same verse for whoever opens it, no account needed on their side either.
• Print or card — a plain-background verse image prints cleanly on a small card.

Genesis 1:1 through Revelation 22:21

Coverage is complete: 66 books, 1,189 chapters, 31,102 verses. Nothing is trimmed, and the text is reproduced with its original punctuation.

Frequently asked questions

What image sizes can I make?

Three: a 1000×1500 pin for Pinterest, a square post, and a 1080×1920 phone wallpaper. You pick the size on the image screen — the verse text is set in a large serif face with a plain background so it stays legible at any size.

What size works best for Instagram or Pinterest?

For Instagram, the square post is the safest choice — it crops cleanly in every layout. Pinterest strongly favours tall pins, so use the 1000×1500 size there. The wallpaper is sized for phones only.

Can I use a generated verse or image commercially?

The King James Version (1769) is in the public domain in the United States, so the wording may be reproduced freely, and the images you generate are yours to use. Rights may differ outside the U.S.

Can I get the same verse back later?

Yes. Every verse has a permanent address, so bookmark the link or share it and it will load that exact verse for anyone who opens it — you never have to re-draw to find a passage again.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no login, nothing is stored about you, and the verse you draw is not remembered or used to build a profile.

What translation is the text?

The King James Version (1769), reproduced in full with its original punctuation. It is the classic English Bible and it is free of copyright in the United States.