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Greeting Card Maker
Pick from 60 occasions, from Diwali and Uttarayan to birthdays, anniversaries and promotions. Add names, a greeting line in English or one of 10 Indian languages, choose one of 10 designs and download a sharp picture card or send it on WhatsApp. No sign-up.
- 60 occasions, 136 ready wordings
- Greeting line in English & 10 Indian languages
- Square, Status and print sizes
How to test it
- Type uttarayan in the search box and pick it. The card switches to the Sky design with "ઉત્તરાયણની હાર્દિક શુભકામનાઓ".
- Add a name in To, press Another wording, and edit any word in the message.
- Pick Status size and press Download card.
Cards are drawn in your browser. Names and messages are never uploaded.
How this greeting card maker works
Ready words for 60 occasions
Each occasion comes with a fitting title, two or three message wordings, and a greeting line in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi or Urdu. Everything stays editable.
A design that fits the moment
Diwali opens on Festive lights, Uttarayan on Sky with kites in mind, Independence Day on Tricolour. Switch to any of 10 designs with one tap.
Sharp, private, instant
The card is drawn in your browser at full size with real typography and Indian-script fonts, so it stays crisp on phones and in print, and nothing is uploaded.
Popular cards to start from
Each button sets up the card. Add names and you're done.
| Card | Set-up | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Diwali card for the family group | Festive lights with a Gujarati greeting, signed from your family. | |
| Saal Mubarak for Gujarati New Year | Rangoli design with "નૂતન વર્ષાભિનંદન". | |
| Birthday card for a friend | Confetti design with their name at the top. | |
| A colleague's promotion | Professional design with a Best wishes sign-off. | |
| Just a daily wish? | Use the dedicated tools with 119 wishes each. | Good morning wishes |
What's in the card library
Messages were written to be warm, short enough to read on a phone, and right for the occasion: devotional for festivals, playful for birthdays, polite for clients. Greeting lines are the phrases people actually use in each language, like “तिळगूळ घ्या गोड गोड बोला” for Sankranti in Marathi, not word-for-word translations.
The card is drawn in your browser at full size using a handwriting font for titles and Baloo fonts made for each Indian script. Long titles and messages shrink to fit, so nothing gets cut off at any size.
Greeting card mistakes to avoid
Small slips people notice.
Leftover placeholders make a card feel mass-sent. Use the To field.
Match the mood. Use Elegant for serious messages.
One personal line makes it feel written for them.
Download the full-size card instead of forwarding screenshots.
Tips for cards people keep
Writing it
- Add one memory or detail only you two share.
- Use the language they speak at home.
- Keep it short enough to read without scrolling.
- Sign with how they know you, like "Bhavin Bhai".
Sending it
- Use Status size for WhatsApp Status and Stories.
- Use Landscape for printing or email.
- Send festival cards in the morning of the day.
- For groups, sign from the whole family.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about occasions, languages, sizes and sharing.
How many occasions does the greeting card maker have?
60 occasions in six groups: Indian and world festivals, personal days like birthdays and anniversaries, everyday wishes, work, school and national days. Most have two or three ready wordings, and you can always write your own.
Which languages can I add to the card?
The second line comes in English and 10 Indian languages: English, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Urdu. Gujarati and Hindi have a line for every occasion; the others have lines for the main festivals and personal days, and a general warm wish for the rest, which you can edit. You can also type your whole message in any language.
Can I change the title and message?
Yes. Every field is editable, so you can change a word or write the whole card yourself. Press Another wording to see the next ready message for the same occasion.
What sizes can I download?
Square 1080 by 1080 for chats and posts, Status 1080 by 1920 for WhatsApp Status and Stories, and Landscape 1500 by 1050, close to a printed card. All are sharp PNG images.
How do I send the card on WhatsApp?
On a phone, press Share image and choose WhatsApp to send the picture. Send text on WhatsApp opens WhatsApp with the words ready, for people who prefer a message.
Does it work offline or need an account?
There's no account or sign-up. Once the page has loaded, the card is drawn in your browser, so you can keep making cards even on a weak connection.
Is anything I type saved or uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded. Your last card's settings, like names and design, are remembered in this browser so you can come back to them, and Start over clears them.