FAQ

Once you have found the printable you want to print or save, click on it. Under the printable you will find several download options. The “Full” size is the largest file size. It is usually saved at 300 dpi and is the best option for printing. The other sizes are saved at 72 dpi and will usually look best on computers, tablets, and mobile devices.

After you have decided what size you would like to download, click on the link provided. Most modern browsers will automatically begin to download the file. If your browser opens up the image, simply right click (CTRl-click) on the image and choose “Save Image As”.

Once the image is successfully saved on your computer, you can open it up in the image viewer of your choosing to print. You may need to change your orientation to landscape and choose “Scale to fit” to print the image the size you desire.

Often I use the New International Version (NIV) in my blog posts and printables. This is the version of the Bible I grew up reading and I feel most comfortable with. Recently I’ve been reading the Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) and I am enjoying it. Sometimes I will use other versions of the Bible. On blog posts when a different version than NIV is used it will be designated after the verse. You can see the copyright information of the Bible versions used on the site by going to Bible Copyright Info.

If you are looking for a specific verse or topic and cannot find a suitable printable, please contact me. I may be able to create a printable specific for your needs.

Churches and other non-profits are free to use the printables to display in their places of work or worship. However, please contact me if you want to use the printable in a mass produced environment.