Open Bible Images is an open visual Bible library built to serve translators, teachers, churches, ministries, and digital platforms around the world.

The focus of the team is on faithfulness to Scripture, historical and cultural honesty and making images freely available for others to use. They are working towards a growing, open Bible image library, tools that help translators and publishers find what they need, consistent characters and scenes across books of the Bible, and a collaborative ecosystem where others can contribute.

How do they work?

1. Start with the Text: Every image begins with careful study of Scripture, clarifying what the passage clearly communicates before any creative decisions are made.
2. Study the World of the Bible: Examine geography, architecture, clothing, tools, and daily life to support historically grounded and culturally responsible visual representation.
3. Design with Consistency: Define the key moment, characters, and emotional focus in advance, ensuring clarity of purpose before generation begins.
4. Utilize Technology Carefully: AI accelerates production, but human discernment guides refinement, correction, and improvement throughout an intentional, iterative creative process.
5. Consultant Review: Each image undergoes structured review, drawing on trusted advisors to strengthen historical accuracy, cultural sensitivity, and theological clarity.
6. Organize for Reuse: Images are carefully tagged and structured so they remain searchable, adaptable, and reusable across translation and publishing contexts.