A "happy birthday" in a chat gets lost among a thousand messages. An animated card gets watched: they open it, watch it to the end and your message appears with their name. We have two for birthdays, free with no sign-up: in "The Birthday Serenade" Dino and his friends sing under their window and light the candles; in "The Penguin" a penguin belly-slides through the snow and, when the camera rises, the grooves are your message.
The Birthday SerenadeAt night, under their window, Dino and friends sing happy birthday. Light the candles and blow them out.Personalize →
The Music BoxFor her 15th: wind up a music box, the dancer spins and your message appears in light.Personalize →
The PenguinA penguin belly-slides through the snow… and from above, your message appears.Personalize →If you want to invite people rather than say happy birthday, we have animated birthday invitations: a short cartoon with the birthday kid's name that your guests play on their phone, with RSVP built in.
Yes. The animated cards are free, with no account and no sign-up: type your message, preview it and share the link.
Yes: you type who it's for and your message, and their name shows up in the animation. The link doesn't give the message away: they find it while watching.
No. It's a link that opens on any phone or computer, right in the browser. Share it by text, WhatsApp, Instagram or email.