Introduce your story
Start with The Legend of This World for an opening title, or Three Heroes for a group introduction.
THE TEMPLATE COLLECTION
Deltarune Prophecy Panels
Find a familiar panel.
Give it a new prophecy.
Browse the 22 existing templates from our maker. Pick a silhouette, then change the words, style, and placement in the editor.
Browse all 22 templates · Start a blank prophecy · See animated GIF examples
Chapter 4 spoilers. This is a collection of editable templates, not a complete game archive or an official story order. Names below are descriptive labels for this tool. Template text is kept in English across languages.
Choose a starting point
Pick by what you want to make. These are editing suggestions, not the order of events in the game. The cards below show base silhouettes; the editor adds the text, color and moving effects.
Show four starting ideas
Spotlight one character
Try The Second Hero for a character-focused panel. Replace the silhouette with your own image to introduce an original character.
Write a short joke
Jockington starts with a single line. Keep your punchline short, then check its size and placement in the preview.
End on a dramatic note
The Final Tragedy opens with the Final Prophecy style. Export a GIF to keep its red pulse, or a PNG for a still panel.
Each link opens that preset in the editor. To browse first, use the name/text search and style filters below.
Choose a panel
22 TEMPLATES · 3 STYLES
Classic blue
Light and Night
A world basked in purest light.
Beneath it grew eternal night.
Classic blue
The Roaring
If fountains freed, the roaring cries.
And titans shape from darkened eyes.
Classic blue
The Countdown
The light and dark, both burning dire.
A countdown to the earth's expire.
Classic blue
Three Heroes
But lo, on hopes and dreams they send.
Three heroes at the world's end.
Classic blue
The Pointy-Headed
The pointy-headed will say
"Toothpaste," and then "Boy."
Classic blue
The Grand Hammer
Axe carved by the
tortoise's grand hammer.
This template uses an unused prophecy text. It is not an in-game encounter entry.
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Susie’s Dark World
The First Hero
The first hero.
The cage, with human soul and parts.
Susie’s Dark World
The Second Hero
The second hero.
The girl, with hope crossed on her heart.
Susie’s Dark World
Cleaved Red by Blade
Cleaved red by blade.
A short editor preset, not the complete game passage.
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No matching panels
Try a shorter phrase or choose All styles.
FROM TEMPLATE TO YOUR OWN STORY
Make the next panel yours
Choose Use this panel to load its image, text, and editor style. Replace the words, upload a different image if you like, and export a still PNG or animated GIF.
The thumbnails show the base silhouettes. The editor adds the moving textures and effects.
Which panel style should I choose?
Classic blue
Choose Default in the editor for blue textures and floating ghost layers. Try this first when you want the familiar blue prophecy look.
Susie’s Dark World
A different texture treatment for the same panel workflow. The hero presets in this group load that style automatically; you can change it after opening them.
The Final Prophecy
Adds a red pulse to the panel effect. The changing color is visible in GIF exports; a PNG captures a still image.
Watch real exports of all three styles before choosing.
About this template collection
Are these all the prophecy panels in Deltarune?
No. These are the 22 presets available in this tool. Some use shortened text or descriptive names, so they should not be used as a complete game transcript.
Are the panels in story order?
The cards are grouped by their starting editor style, not by sanctuary, encounter order or a proposed timeline. For game locations and original passages, use the reference below.
Can I change a panel’s words and image?
Yes. Choose Use this panel, replace the words, then adjust the image scale and vertical position. You can also upload your own silhouette. Convert a color image to black and white first if you need a clearer mask.
Should I save PNG or GIF?
Use PNG for a still image. Use GIF to keep the animated effects. Our GIF export guide explains the steps and what to check if a saved file appears still.
Looking for the game’s prophecy order?
This collection is grouped by editor style. Game passages can repeat, some are hidden, and the template text is not a complete transcript. For encounter locations and the distinction between used and unused passages, see the Deltarune Wiki’s prophecy reference.