A long quote card has two jobs: preserve the speaker's words and let a reader understand them without zooming. I compared the short text “Clarity grows from fewer, better choices.” with a longer attributed passage in the Testimonial & Quote editor.
Start with the attribution structure
Set the card type to Quote, then add the body, name, and source. A logo or photo is optional. The name should be visually distinct from the quote, while the source should stay short enough to work in portrait and vertical output.
Choose the largest size that remains comfortable
Auto text size is useful for a first pass, but inspect the result. Long text may need a smaller size, more generous height, or a shorter quote. Do not trade all the whitespace for one extra sentence; the card still needs a visible hierarchy.
Readable does not mean empty
- Keep the quote body to one idea and remove repeated setup.
- Leave enough contrast between body, name, and source.
- Check the name and logo at the final exported size.
Limits and unsuitable cases
The tool is designed for a single quote or testimonial, not a carousel of paragraphs or a legal statement. It does not verify that a quote is authentic or that you have permission to publish a person's name, image, or words.