Made so the Quran is a click away from the work.
Quranic exists for the people who make Islamic content: reels, stories, thumbnails, prints, slides. It gives them the text they need, in the script they need, in the form they need — and nothing they don’t.
The text
The Arabic is the Uthmani Hafs text of the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex, set in the Complex’s own typeface, as served by the Quran.com API. It is complete: 114 surahs, 6,236 verses, 77,429 words. Pause marks, the small letters and the marks of iqlab are all preserved.
The English translation is Saheeh International. Word-by-word glosses and transliterations come from the Quran.com corpus. Verse-level transliterations are assembled from the word-level ones, which read better than the older verse-level scheme.
The images
Every PNG is rendered in your browser, on a canvas, with the same Uthmani face the pages use. Nothing is uploaded and no server sees what you export. The background is genuinely transparent — alpha, not a fake checkerboard — and the file is trimmed to the ink. The Studio exports at 1× to 4×; at 4× a full verse comes out around 4,000 pixels wide.
Word selection works on every verse on the site. Click a word, shift-click to extend, and the floating bar will save only those words. When a partial selection is exported, the translation and reference are left off, since they would describe a verse the image does not show.
Search
Arabic search strips harakat and unifies the letter variants — alef, yāʾ, tāʾ marbūṭa — so a word typed plainly finds its Uthmani form. English search matches the translation. A reference like 2:255 or a surah name jumps straight there. The index is two small files fetched on first use; after that every keystroke is answered on your device.
Etiquette
The text of the Quran is not ours to license. Treat what you export with the respect the words deserve: keep verses whole where wholeness matters, keep the reference with the image where you can, and check any translation against the Arabic before it goes out.
Credits
- Quran text and typeface — King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex.
- Corpus, translation and word data — Quran.com and Saheeh International.
- Palette and verse-card design — the Ayah Reels app.
- Video clipping — Shorty.
- Source — GitHub.