Pencil Bible: Journal & Study

Your Bible, made personal.

Pencil Bible turns Scripture into a canvas. Highlight verses, sketch in the margins, journal your reflections, and let every reading become part of your story — all with the natural feel of Apple Pencil.

Unlike iPad-only journaling apps, Pencil Bible works seamlessly on both iPhone and iPad — annotate on your tablet at home, then pick up right where you left off on your phone. Your Bible study goes everywhere you do.

Whether you're deep in study, journaling a quiet morning, or capturing a sermon note in the pew, Pencil Bible is built for how you actually meet with God.

14 translations free, forever:

Read NLT, NASB, AMP, TPT, KJV, ASV, WEB, OJB, WMB, DRA, LBLA, NBLA, RV1909, and NBV — completely free, with no paywall on God's Word. Premium translations including ESV, NIV, CSB, and NVI are also available.

Your Bible, your way:

• Draw, highlight, and annotate directly on Scripture

• Full Apple Pencil Pro and PencilKit support

• Seamless on iPad and iPhone — annotate on both

• Jesus' words in red

• Built-in search to find any verse instantly

• Dark Mode for late-night devotionals

• Left-hand mode and customizable fonts, backgrounds, and layouts

• Edit your Bible pages anytime — no need to start over

Perfect for:

• Daily devotionals and quiet time

• Sunday sermon and study notes

• Bible journaling, lettering, and creative worship

• Students and pastors taking margin notes

Free to read. Free to explore:

Read the Bible free, forever. Annotate up to 10 pages at no cost — upgrade anytime for unlimited journaling. Your support helps us serve more believers around the world.

Pencil Bible isn't just an app. It's your daily sanctuary, your digital journal, your space to meet with the One who wrote the Word.

The Word is alive. Now your Bible can be too. Download Pencil Bible today.

Apple Pencil features require a compatible iPad. Annotations are available on iPhone without a subscription.

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