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Turn any words on the web into a beautiful, share-ready quote card, in one click. Turn any words on the web into a quote card worth sharing. Highlight a sentence in an article, a tweet, a doc-anything- and Pullquote turns it into a clean, editorial quote-card image you can post, copy, or download in seconds. No screenshots, no cropping, no design work. HOW IT WORKS 1. Select text on any page. 2. Click the Pull quote button that appears or right-click, or press Ctrl+Shift+Q. 3. Pick a theme and format, tweak the text, and copy or download the image. BEAUTIFUL BY DEFAULT • 8 editorial themes, Onyx, Ivory, Violet, Sage, Midnight, Sand, Rose, and Forest. • 4 formats for any platform, 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 (stories), and 16:9. • Typeset in Newsreader and Space Grotesk, with the quote sized to fit automatically. • Exports are rendered pixel-crisp, not screenshotted and sharp at any size. GETS ATTRIBUTION RIGHT On sites where the author and source aren't in the page (Facebook, X, and most apps), just highlight them: pick "Author" or "Source" and Pullquote drops them onto the card. The byline and source are editable too, so you're always in control of the credit. SHARE ANYWHERE Copy the image and caption together, then paste straight into X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, or Facebook, the composer opens with your caption pre-written and the character count tuned to each platform. Or just download the PNG. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No host permissions at install, the prompt never says "read your data on all websites." • The optional selection bubble asks for access only if you turn it on, and you can turn it back off anytime. • Nothing is sent anywhere. Fonts are bundled, the source favicon comes from your browser's own cache, and every image is made on your device. Free. No account. No tracking.
Jul 23, 2026
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