Quran Verse Video Generator
Create Quran verse videos with the reference shown and calm pacing. Free, no watermark, no account.
Opens the editor already set up for this format — same template and pacing as the preview below. Everything stays editable.
Try it right here
This is the real render engine running in your browser — the same one that produces the exported file. Press play to watch 2 sample cards.
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The two things that matter most in this format are accuracy and legibility. A verse posted without its surah and ayah reference cannot be checked by anyone, and a mis-set Arabic line is worse than no Arabic at all. Both are avoidable with a little care at the setup stage.
YAQUIZO renders any Unicode text the chosen font supports, including Arabic script, and keeps your line breaks exactly as typed so a verse does not get reflowed into a paragraph. The reference goes in the attribution line, where it stays on screen for the whole card — which matters, because these frames get screenshotted and shared on their own.
Translations are a licensing question worth checking. Many widely used English translations are under copyright even though they are freely readable; older ones such as Pickthall and Yusuf Ali are generally in the public domain in most jurisdictions.
Tips that actually help
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Always show the reference
Surah name and ayah number, in the attribution line. It stays on screen for the whole card, so a screenshotted frame carries its own source.
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Check the font before you set Arabic
Not every template font supports Arabic script well. Set one card first and look at it at full size before you build the rest of the set.
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Slow the pacing down
Six seconds or more per card. This is not a format where tight pacing helps, and the transition should be a fade rather than a cut.
Frequently asked questions
Does it support Arabic script? +
Yes, where the chosen font supports it. Line breaks are preserved as typed, and the whole block scales to fit rather than reflowing.
Can I show the Arabic and the translation together? +
Yes — put the Arabic in the main text and the translation on the following lines, or use the footnote for the translation so it arrives second.
Are translations free to use? +
It depends on the translation. Several modern English translations are under copyright; older ones are generally public domain. Check the one you are using.
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