Prayermark · BidmerkBuild your prayer bookmark
“Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10)
A quiet place to pray
Pray it. Write it. Live it.
Choose a calm picture and a prayer, write your own words underneath.
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Photo or ArtPick a calm picture or upload your own2
PrayerChoose a Bible prayer, or write your own3
WriteAdd your own words underneath4
Print or savePrint it, or keep it on your phoneThis is what you’ll make, in under a minute
1Choose a photo
Move picture
2Choose a prayer
Or pick a theme:
✍ Prefer your own words? Choose “Write your own” at the top of the list.
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3Write on screen
Type your reflection under each line, then Copy it into your Bible app, or Print the mark and write by hand.
Paste into your favourite Bible app
Copied!
4Your sheet & print
Tick which to print · click one to write on it.
Saved to your Gallery / Downloads
✓ Saved to your Prayer Book
Your work saves automatically. Come back any time.
✓ Saved
1 of 3 bookmarks on your sheet.
Perspectives
A closer look
Short reflections that sit beside the prayers, one ordinary person’s honest attempt to understand a verse, and live it.
Your privacy: anything you write here stays on your own device, it is never uploaded, stored on a server, or seen by us. We don’t ask for your name or email, and we never sell or share any information. This bookmark is yours, for your own private use. We use only privacy-friendly, anonymous analytics to understand how the site is used, never who you are, and never what you write.
No sign-ups, no mailing list, just your privacy. Pop back now and then for new pictures and features.
Sources & about
Scripture (English): King James Version, public domain. Afrikaans: verse references only, please use your own Bible. Photographs © the author.
Prayermark (Bidmerk in Afrikaans) is a free way to make your own prayer bookmark: choose a calm nature picture and a Bible prayer, write your own reflection underneath, then print it or save it to carry in your Bible. Over 100 Scripture prayers, in English and Afrikaans.
v50 · 21 Sep 2026