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Urdu tools

Urdu text to image:
for posts, status and poetry

Put Urdu poetry, quotes or greetings on a picture, sized for status and posts.

How to use Urdu text to image

  1. 01Write in UrduPoetry, a quote or a greeting.
  2. 02Choose size and backgroundSquare, story or wide.
  3. 03Download PNGShare it anywhere.
File character signing a page with a big pen

Ready for WhatsApp and Instagram.

Pick a square post, a 9:16 story or a wide link picture, a background and a font. Long text shrinks to fit, and you download a PNG.

Make a picture from Urdu text: poetry, a quote, a dua or a greeting, on a coloured or gradient background, sized for WhatsApp status, Instagram and Facebook. Long text shrinks automatically to fit the picture. Everything runs in your browser.

Sizes

  • Square (1080 × 1080): Instagram and Facebook posts.
  • Story / status (1080 × 1920): WhatsApp status, Instagram and Facebook stories.
  • Wide (1200 × 630): link previews, blog headers and Twitter/X posts.
  • Fit the text: a picture exactly as big as your words.

Writing poetry

Type each line of a couplet on its own line. The tool keeps your line breaks and only wraps lines that are too wide. Nastaliq fonts such as Noto Nastaliq Urdu and Gulzar suit poetry best; switch to a Naskh font for long paragraphs that need to be easy to read.

Backgrounds and colours

Pick a plain colour, a gradient or your own colour, and set the text colour to match. White text on a dark gradient reads well on phones. Turn on Soft shadow if the text sits on a light gradient.

At a glance

Price
Free. No sign-up, no watermark.
Privacy
Your text stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Works in
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, on phones and computers

Questions

Is my text uploaded?

No. The picture is made in your browser.

Which size is best for WhatsApp status?

Choose Story / status (1080 × 1920). For Instagram and Facebook posts, Square (1080 × 1080) works everywhere.

Can I add several lines?

Yes. Press Enter for a new line; each line stays on its own, and long lines wrap automatically.

Can I share someone else’s poetry?

Short quotes with the poet’s name are common, but the words belong to the poet. Credit them, and check permissions for commercial use.

Is there a watermark?

No. The picture is yours, with nothing added.