Card-writing guide
The card maker handles layout, presentation and delivery. Your part is deciding what the recipient should feel when the card opens. Before choosing colours or a photo, write down one true detail about the person and one reason this moment matters now.
A useful card can be short. Three specific sentences are usually more memorable than a page of compliments. The steps below match the creator above, so you can draft the message and then return to the tool without translating advice into a different workflow.
Use the closest preset to establish tone, or choose a custom headline when the moment does not fit a standard celebration.
A nickname may feel warmer for a close friend; a full name may suit a formal thank-you. Check spelling before continuing.
Start with the moment, add one specific memory or action, explain its effect, and close with a wish connected to the recipient’s life.
Choose one photo that supports the story rather than several unrelated images. Add music only when the recipient will understand why that track matters.
A restrained colour and clean font suit professional thanks; a warmer seal, personal photo, and expressive type can suit a close relationship.
Read from beginning to end, check cropped images and names, then open the finished link yourself before sending it.
Generic: “Congratulations on your graduation. I am very proud of you.”
Personal: “Congratulations on your graduation, Omar. I watched you balance late shifts with early lectures and still make time to help everyone around you. This degree shows more than academic ability—it shows patience. I hope your first role gives you the room to build the kind of work you kept describing to me.”
Creating a share link makes the gift available for 25 days from creation so the recipient can open it. The link is not a password and may be forwarded by anyone who receives it. After 25 days, the content and link stop working automatically and are queued for removal, so keep your own copy of important wording or images.
If you prefer a file you control directly, use the PDF-letter tool. Read the Privacy page before including names, photos, or anything you would not want forwarded.