Turn a quote and an attribution into a 1080 by 1080 PNG for Instagram and LinkedIn.
The Quote Card Generator turns a short piece of text and an attribution into a finished social card in three common formats: 1080 by 1080 for Instagram and LinkedIn feeds, 1200 by 630 for Open Graph and X, and 1080 by 1920 for Stories and Reels. The output is a PNG with the quote set in a chosen typeface against a chosen background, with optional attribution photo and brand logo. The same payload renders all three formats, so a single editorial decision produces a coherent set across the channels a brand cares about.
The use case sits between hand-designed marketing artwork and rapid social posting. Editorial teams, marketing teams, and creators all benefit from quote artwork that stays on brand without needing to open a design tool every time. Drop the quote and attribution into the form, pick a layout and palette, and the output is ready to schedule. For higher-volume workflows the same render is available through the API, which means a podcast team can generate a quote card for every pull quote in a transcript without anyone touching a design surface.
Drop the quote text into the main field and add the attribution underneath. The renderer wraps the quote across as many lines as needed and adjusts the font size automatically so the longest quotes still fit the canvas.
Choose a layout (centred, left-aligned, with or without an attribution photo) and a palette (light, dark, or a brand colour combination). The presets cover the styles most teams use, and you can override individual colours for one-off cards.
Render at 1080 by 1080 for Instagram and LinkedIn feeds, at 1200 by 630 for Open Graph and X, or at 1080 by 1920 for Stories and Reels. The layout adjusts to suit each format, with the type set larger in the square version and the attribution moving to the lower third in the vertical version.
Download the PNG to schedule in your social tool of choice, or copy the hosted CDN URL into a CMS or newsletter. The URL stays valid for as long as the quote and styling do not change, which makes it safe to embed in evergreen content.
Editorial teams that publish long-form pieces benefit from a quote card for every shareable line in a post. Render two or three per article at publish time, drop them into the post body as visual breaks, and the same images double as social posts when the piece is promoted.
Podcast teams that share guest highlights to social benefit from a quote card for every memorable line, with the guest name and the episode number on the card. Render at publish time from the transcript, schedule across the promotion window, and the show gets a steady drip of quotable artwork without a designer in the loop.
Marketing teams that collect customer quotes benefit from cards that show the quote, the customer name, the company, and the photo (where available). The same render works on the marketing site, in case studies, in pitch decks, and on social, which removes the need to maintain three separate sets of artwork.
Publishers and book newsletters share quote artwork to drive readers back to a piece. Render a card per quote with the book or article title in the attribution, link the card to the source on social, and the image carries the citation in a way that survives screenshots and reposts.
Operations teams that post peer recognition or team milestones internally benefit from quote artwork that uses the company palette. Render once per recognition with the named person and the moment, post to the company Slack or all-hands deck, and the recognition feels designed rather than ad hoc.
Off-white background, dark serif type, centred quote with an attribution underline. The default for editorial and publishing brands.
Dark background, white sans-serif type, attribution name and photo in the lower-left. Suits product marketing and testimonial use.
Full-bleed brand colour, large white type, attribution at the bottom. Built for Instagram Stories and Reels.
Quotes longer than thirty words wrap to more lines than a 1080 by 1080 canvas comfortably holds at a readable point size. Trim aggressively, even if it means leaving an ellipsis or a fragment, since a short readable quote outperforms a long one that nobody finishes.
When a quote contains several strong lines, the one at the top sets the reading frame. Reorder if the source allows, or trim to leave the strongest line first. The same content rearranged outperforms a faithful chronological reading on every social surface.
British convention uses single quotation marks for the outer quote and double for the inner; American convention reverses this. Pick a style and stick to it across all your quote artwork, since switching mid-thread looks careless to readers who notice.
A quote attributed only to a name leaves the reader without context. Add the role, the company, or the publication where the quote came from, and the card carries enough information to make the share feel substantive rather than aphoristic.
The 1080 by 1080 quote card works as an Instagram feed post, a LinkedIn feed post, and the body image in a newsletter. Rendering once and reusing across all three is faster than producing three separate variants, and the reader experiences the same artwork as a single editorial decision.
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The Quote Card Generator runs on the HTML to Image API. Call the same renderer from your own code with a free account. 25 renders a month on the free tier. See the pricing page for higher-volume plans.