Design your own Bible.
Print it anywhere.

Choose the translation, the scope — the whole Bible, the New Testament, the Old, or any set of books — and your page size. Tringine composes the text and typesets four files: a print-ready PDF, screen-reading PDFs in light and dark, and a valid EPUB3. Take the print PDF to any printer. Read the rest anywhere.

Free watermarked preview — no account needed.


How to make your own Bible

Three steps, and you can see the typesetting before you spend anything.

1Choose & scope

Pick a translation from the live Darash corpus, then the books you want — full Bible, NT, OT, or a custom range in canon order.

2Preview free

Generate a free, watermarked sample of up to three books to see the typesetting on your chosen page size before you spend a thing.

3Build & download

Spend one build credit and get all four files — print PDF, light and dark reading PDFs, and EPUB3 — kept in your account for about 60 days.


Your first build is free.

Take one free build credit — one per account — then $12 buys a pack of 4 build credits · valid 30 days. One credit = one finished Bible — all four files together. Buy again any time — credits stack. No subscription.

One build = one credit, whether you take one file or all four — never priced per file.

  • PDF · Print — your trim, correct margins and binding gutter
  • PDF · Read (light) — screen-shaped, no gutter, larger type
  • PDF · Read (dark) — the same page on ink, for reading in low light
  • EPUB3 — reflowable, valid, for any e-reader

Private edition for your personal use — not for resale.

Build your Bible

Personal pack
$12

for 4 builds — $3 a Bible

  • 4 build credits
  • one-time
  • valid 30 days
  • first credit free
  • One credit = one finished Bible, all four files
  • Any translation, any scope, any page size
  • Credits stack — buy again whenever you like

Buy a pack →

Credits are non-refundable — use them before they expire. Free watermarked previews are always unlimited.


What churches build

The scope is yours to set, so an edition can be exactly as large as the job. Three that come up again and again:

A Gospel booklet for outreach

Scope the build to a single book — John on its own, or Luke — and you get a slim interior at the trim you choose, ready for any local printer or print-on-demand service. A whole Bible is a lot to hand a stranger; one Gospel is not.

A New Testament for a class

Build the New Testament in the translation your group is reading and every person is holding the same edition, set the same way, with the same page numbers — so “turn to page 214” works in a room instead of only in your own copy.

The books of a preaching series

Any book range, in canon order. Preaching through Romans and Galatians for a term, or Genesis over a year, and the congregation can carry that much and no more — light enough to bring, marked up by the end of it.

Printing your editions and giving them out across a congregation and its outreach is what the Congregation and Sponsored tiers are for — see the license. No tier permits selling copies to the public, and no ISBN is assigned to a Tringine edition.


Questions people ask before they build

Is there really a free build?

Yes. Take the free starter credit — one full build, no payment and no card. It gives you exactly what a paid credit gives you: one finished Bible in all four files, in the translation and scope you choose. It is one per account, and like every credit it is valid for 30 days.

What does one build credit get me?

One finished Bible — in the translation and scope you chose, and in all four files together. One build is one credit whether you take one file or all four; choosing fewer never costs less. Credits stack, and each pack is valid for 30 days from purchase. What a pack costs is on the store page, which reads it from the product itself.

What are the four files?

PDF · Print is your chosen trim (5.5×8.5, 6×9 or 7×10) with an inner binding margin wider than the outer, ready for Lulu, KDP or any local printer. PDF · Read (light) is a screen page with no binding gutter, symmetric margins and slightly larger type — you pick its size separately (5×8, the tuned 3:4 screen default, A5, A4 or US Letter). PDF · Read (dark) is that same screen page on an ink background with parchment text, for reading in low light. EPUB3 is a valid, reflowable e-book for any e-reader.

Can I sell the Bible I build?

Never to the public. On the Personal tier a build is a private edition for you and your household. On the Congregation and Sponsored tiers you may print your editions and give them out across your organization and its outreach — freely, for your mission, which is not resale — and printing there carries a small per-print royalty you self-report once a year, CCLI-style. No tier lets you sell copies, and no ISBN is assigned.

What tiers are there?

Four ways in. Free is one build credit, once per account, so you can hold a finished edition before you spend anything. Personal is a one-time pack of stacking build credits, right for an individual. Congregation is an annual enrolment for up to 140 builds a year at a lower cost per edition, which is what makes enrolling worth more than buying packs again and again. Sponsored is by arrangement, for ministries placing Bibles at scale. The current figures are on the store page.

How do the Congregation and Sponsored tiers work?

They are build entitlements rather than credits, and they cost less per edition on purpose. Congregation enrols your church for the year and lets you build up to 140 editions in it — a generous soft cap, so go a little over near year-end and then renew. Sponsored is a custom, by-arrangement tier for ministries placing Bibles at scale; ask for a quote and say roughly how many editions a year you have in mind.

I have both credits and a tier — which is used first?

Your active organization entitlement (Congregation or Sponsored) is always spent first, while it is valid and within its cap. Your personal credits are the fallback and are only touched once no active entitlement build is available — so nothing is ever wasted.

How do I get the Sponsored tier?

It is not sold self-serve. Open the Sponsored product in the store and use Request Quote to apply — tell us about your congregation and we will come back to you. A donor can also gift it for a named church. You can email hello@publifye.com instead if you prefer.

Is there a free preview?

Yes. You can generate a free, watermarked sample of a single book before buying — no account required.

Which translations can I choose?

Any translation Tringine offers from the Darash corpus — these are public-domain, Publifye-owned or openly licensed (such as Creative Commons), and the colophon of every build records the exact source and licence for each translation it uses. Latin-script languages (English, Spanish, German, Latin and many more) and Hebrew are supported; Hebrew builds (the Westminster Leningrad Codex) are typeset right-to-left in a proper Hebrew font. Hebrew works in parallel too: pair it with a Latin translation and each verse is stacked line by line — the Hebrew line right-to-left, the Latin lines left-to-right. The picker lists what is available.

How long are my downloads available?

Finished builds are kept for 60 days and can be re-downloaded any number of times from your account within that window — all four files, as often as you like.


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