# LinkedIn Quote Card Generator Canonical page: https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-quote-card-generator A line worth repeating deserves better than being buried in paragraph four. Type it below, put your name on it, and download it as a feed-sized image: three sizes, three set styles, twelve palettes and eight typefaces, with the type auto-fitting so a longer line shrinks instead of clipping, and every block draggable when you want the layout your own way. Free to use, with no account needed. ## How to make a LinkedIn quote card 1. **Type the line.** One sentence that stands on its own, and your name under it. 2. **Pick the shape.** Square for the feed, portrait for more height, landscape for a slide. 3. **Choose a style, palette, and typeface.** The type resizes itself as the line gets longer, so a long quote shrinks rather than clipping. 4. **Drag the blocks where you want them.** The quote and the name both move independently. 5. **Download at 2x, no watermark.** The image is drawn in your browser, so nothing leaves it. ## Questions people ask ### What sizes does the quote card come in? Three, all exported at double resolution: 1200 by 1200 square, the dependable feed default; 1080 by 1350 portrait, which takes the most vertical space in the feed; and 1200 by 627 landscape, matching link-preview proportions. Square is the right answer when in doubt. ### What makes a quote card worth posting? The line, and honesty about whose it is. A sharp sentence of your own, set in large type with your name on it, is original content that travels: people repost the image and your name goes with it. If the card gets long, it stops being a quote card; past about 30 words you are better served by a text post. ### Can I quote someone else? Only with the words they actually said, attributed to them. Putting invented words in a real person's mouth on a professional network follows you around. The strongest use of this tool is your own line anyway, because a repost of the image then advertises you, not someone else. ### Why does the text shrink when the quote is long? The card auto-fits: longer quotes set smaller so nothing overflows or clips. That is also a design signal worth listening to. When the type has visibly shrunk, the line is carrying too many words to land as a quote, and cutting it back to one clause usually makes both the card and the sentence better. ### Can I move the text around? Yes, drag it. The quote block and the attribution each move freely on the preview, so you can rebalance the card when a short line leaves too much air or a name wants a different corner. A reset button appears the moment anything has moved and puts the layout back in one click. ### Is there a watermark? No. The download is your card at double resolution with nothing added, like every tool on this site. ### Is anything uploaded? No. The card is drawn entirely in your browser, and the download is generated there too. Nothing you type leaves the page. ## More free tools - [Every free tool for LinkedIn and X](https://depost.ai/tools) --- Cite as Depost AI (https://depost.ai/tools/linkedin-quote-card-generator). Index of every page: https://depost.ai/llms.txt. Full reference: https://depost.ai/llms-full.txt.