JOQ

Template

Quote template

A photo on one side and a large quote in a serif font, with the speaker’s name and role underneath.

or drop a photo here, or paste one

Photos

Photo 1

Drag the photo in the preview to move it. Pinch, scroll or use Zoom to enlarge it. Double-tap to reset.

Paste the address of an article. The tool takes its title and preview photo. Use the photo only if you have the rights to it.

Text

0/200

Highlight: tap the words that go in the box

Your words appear here after you type a headline.

Headline size goes up only while the text still fits its area. Box size changes the box behind the highlighted words.

Template

Style

Highlight colour

Font

Logo (optional, PNG with transparency)

Brand kit

Your page handle, logo, highlight colour, box size, font, mark setting and last template and size are kept in this browser, so they are set the next time you open the tool. Export them to use on another device or to share with a co-admin.

Made in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded.

Examples

The example post in all three sizes

Made with this template from one photo and one headline. Each size is drawn from its own layout, not cropped from another.

Example 4:5 post made with the Quote template, headline: Short quotes read better than long ones
4:5 Feed · 1080 × 1350
Example 1:1 post made with the Quote template, headline: Short quotes read better than long ones
1:1 Square · 1080 × 1080
Example 9:16 post made with the Quote template, headline: Short quotes read better than long ones
9:16 Story · 1080 × 1920

Photo: Claus Grünstäudl w18 (CC0), Wikimedia Commons

Fit

What it suits and where it falls short

You type

Short quotes read better than long ones

Best for: A sentence someone said that is the story itself.

Works well for

  • Interview highlights
  • Statements from officials or coaches
  • Lines from a speech
  • Reader comments, with the reader’s permission

Watch out for

  • Quote only words that were said, exactly as they were said; the layout makes them look official.
  • At 4:5 the quote sits in a narrow column: about 90 characters fit at full size, and 200 characters take 13 lines.
  • Without the speaker’s name and role, a quote reads as the page’s own opinion.

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