Make an invitation

Design a party or wedding invitation at a real card size and export it ready to print or send.

Click something to select it, drag to move, use the corner squares to resize and the dot above to rotate. Double-click text to edit it.

Templates

Two templates covering the two ends of the range: an elegant one with a gold rule and an italic serif for weddings and formal evenings, and a bright one with a script face for birthdays and parties.

Three card sizes — 5 × 7 inches (the standard invitation), A6, and 4 × 6 inches, which is a photo-print size, so any photo lab will run them off cheaply.

Everything an invitation needs is on the template already: who, what, when, where, and one line of detail. Replace the words and leave the layout alone and it will look deliberate.

How to use it

  1. Pick 5 × 7 in, A6 or 4 × 6 in.
  2. Load the elegant or the party template.
  3. Fill in the names, the date, the time and the address.
  4. Export a PDF to print, or a PNG to send by message.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a standard invitation?

5 × 7 inches (127 × 178 mm) is the usual one, and the default here. A6 (105 × 148 mm) is a smaller European card, and 4 × 6 inches matches standard photo printing.

Should I export PDF or PNG?

PDF for printing — it carries the real card size. PNG if you are sending it by WhatsApp, email or a group chat, which is increasingly how invitations actually travel.

Can I print these at a photo shop?

Yes. Choose the 4 × 6 in size, export a PNG, and any photo service will print it as an ordinary photo, usually for pennies each.

Can I add a photo of us?

Yes — add it as a layer and set the corners to make it circular, or use it as the background with a little darkening so the text stays readable.

Is there an RSVP or a matching envelope?

No RSVP card template, but you can design one quickly: switch to A6, clear the canvas, and add your own text.

Can I send it as a PDF by message?

You can, though a PNG opens instantly everywhere while a PDF often needs a tap to download. For messaging, PNG is the safer choice.

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