Create good looking images of quotes with Kuote

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Source: Kuote • Create beautiful Medium-like quotes, perfect for sharing on Twitter or Instagram.

Here’s a cool way to include quotes in documents or when sharing. After you enter the quote and author, tap Take Screenshot to download a picture of your quote.

You can also click on the avatar circle to put a picture of the author or the book with the quote.

There are no logins required, so students can use the site whenever they want to include a quote.

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