Making images
Bibliup can make a picture for a verse, with the verse written on it or with no writing at all. Pictures are made on your own machine and nothing is sent anywhere.
Images need a graphics card and an image model, which the host sets up once (see Audio, images and AI models).
Making one
- Select a verse in Bible and open the study panel's Image tab, or ask for one in Chat with the Image skill.
- Pick a background from the list, or describe the look you want in your own words.
- Pick a font, which decides who writes the words (below), and a shape: square, tall or wide.
- Press Create.
Who writes the words
| Font group | What happens |
|---|---|
| Bibliup writes them | The verse is set over the picture from your Bible's own text, so it is always word for word |
| The image model writes them | The words are painted into the picture. It can look better, but it can misspell. The app warns you before you create |
Empty the text boxes for a picture with no writing on it. Type over the verse to use your own wording.
Where they go
Every image is yours as soon as it is made: it is kept in your Vault, with the passage cited under it, until you delete it.