What is it?
Share a Riddle as an Image makes a colourful picture of a riddle, ready for WhatsApp Status, Instagram or Facebook. Pick one of our own riddles or type your own, choose a colour style and a size, and decide what happens to the answer. The picture is drawn on your device at full HD (1080 pixels wide).
Who is it for?
People who post a daily puzzle on their WhatsApp Status, teachers and coaching centres sharing a brain teaser with students, and page admins who want engaging posts.
How to use it
- Under Riddle choose Pick one of ours (press 🔀 Another for a different one) or Write my own and fill in Your riddle and Answer.
- Choose Colours: 🌞 Sunny, 🌙 Night, 🌿 Mint or 🌸 Rose.
- Choose Size: Square (post) is 1080 × 1080; Tall (story / status) is 1080 × 1920.
- Choose Answer on the picture: Hidden (shows “🤔 Reply with your answer!”), Upside down or Shown.
- Press Make picture, then download the PNG or press Share to send it from your phone. Try a sample makes a random one at once.
Ideas
- Post with the answer Hidden on your Status and reveal it the next day with a second picture set to Shown.
- Upside down suits Facebook or Instagram posts: readers can turn the phone to check.
- The site address is printed small at the bottom. Nothing you type is uploaded: the picture is made inside your browser.
Errors and how to fix them
- “Type your riddle first.”: with Write my own chosen, the riddle box is empty.
- “This browser cannot share pictures directly. Download the picture, then attach it in WhatsApp or Instagram.”: most computers and some browsers cannot share files. Download it and attach it in the app.
- Hindi or Punjabi letters show as boxes: the picture uses your device’s fonts; try another device or update the system fonts.
- My long riddle looks small: text is shrunk automatically to fit. Shorten it or use the Tall size, which has more room.
- I changed a setting but the picture didn’t change: press Make picture again after changing colours, size or answer mode.
Open the tool: Share a Riddle as an Image
Still stuck?
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Questions, or an error not listed here?
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