Start a group greeting card, share one link, and let everyone add their own message. Free for up to 15 signers, and nobody needs an account to sign.
Free for up to 15 signers · No sign-up to sign · No app
Pick the occasion, add who it is for, and let AI write the opening message. Then copy one link into your group chat, team channel or email thread.
Each person opens the link in any browser, adds a name and a message, and can attach a GIF or sticker. No account and no app. Up to 15 sign free.
When enough people have signed, share the link yourself, or with a free account email the card to the recipient right away or on the morning that matters.
A look at finished cards. Yours starts with one link.
From the Whole Crew Happy birthday to the one who makes every ordinary day better. MTA Mei, Tom +12 signed 🎬 AI Video From the Whole Team Thank you for everything you did for us this year. RLS Raj, Lena +8 signed
From Everyone at the Office You made this place better every single day. We’ll miss you. YDE Yuki, Dan +6 signed One link and every signature, for the moments worth marking together.
Birthday
Start a group birthday card for a coworker, a friend group or a family member, and let everyone sign before the big day.
Thank You
Say thanks together, so a teacher, a mentor or a team lead hears it from everyone at once.
Get Well
Fill one get-well card with messages from the whole team, so there is something to read while they rest.
Farewell
A group farewell card for the coworker leaving on Friday, signed by people in every office and time zone.
Welcome
New hire starting Monday? Collect a welcome from the team before they walk in.
Retirement
Gather stories and thanks from across the company in a group retirement card they can reread for years.
Work Anniversary
One year in or twenty, a work anniversary card signed by the team shows that someone noticed.
Congratulations
Weddings, new babies, graduations and new jobs all deserve congratulations from more than one person.
Holiday
Christmas or New Year, one holiday card from the whole family or office replaces a stack of separate ones.
Starting a free group card costs nothing, and neither does signing one. Free means the card itself, an AI-written opening message, preset art, up to 15 people signing, and sharing by link. Nobody needs an account to start a card or to sign it, and nobody needs an app. A free account (no payment) adds the organizer tools: emailing the card to the recipient, now or at a date and time you choose, removing a signature that does not belong, and an AI summary of the messages. The upgrades are separate and optional: unlimited signers for groups bigger than 15, Custom Art (AI-made artwork in place of the preset art) and Magic Video. You can skip all of them and still send a complete card.
A group birthday card is the most common group card people make, and it works the same for a coworker, a friend or a family member. Start it three or four days ahead so everyone has time. Pick the occasion, add the birthday person’s name, choose a Style and let AI write the opening message. Paste the link into the group chat or email thread, and say who it is for and when you plan to send it. For a surprise, keep the link out of the birthday person’s own chats. On the morning of the birthday, share the link, or email the card with a free account. If you would rather not be up early, schedule that email ahead of time.
Signers open the link in any browser, on a phone or a computer. They see the card and the messages already signed, then add their name (up to 30 characters) and a message (up to 200 characters). They can also attach a GIF, a sticker or a short clip from a built-in search. They cannot upload their own photos. There is no account, no app and no sign-up, so the people who never register for anything can still join in. Because it is a digital group card, distance does not matter: remote teammates and relatives in other time zones sign the same online group card from wherever they are. Signing is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Arabic.
A group card for coworkers is where this works best. Instead of carrying a paper card from desk to desk, you send one link and everyone signs when they have a minute, including teammates who work remotely. Use it for a group farewell card when someone moves on, a group retirement card, a work anniversary or a welcome for a new hire. It also suits a group sympathy card for a colleague who has lost someone, where a few honest words from many people matter more than polish. If a message does not belong, the organizer can remove it. Removing a signature needs a free account.
AI writes the card’s opening message for free, in about 60 seconds, from the occasion and a few details you give it. After that, the signatures are written by your group, in their own words. With a free account, you can also ask AI to write a short summary that ties the signatures together. That is a button you press, not something that happens on its own. Free cards use preset art. AI-made artwork is Custom Art, an optional upgrade. Use as much or as little of the AI as you like: a group greeting card works fine with nothing but human messages under the opening note.
Pick a signing deadline and tell people in the same message as the link. The card does not close by itself, so you decide when it is ready. Check the messages, remove anything that does not belong, and then send. You can share the link in any chat app or text message, or email it straight to the recipient. Sending by email, right away or at a date and time you choose, needs a free account. The recipient opens the card in a browser, with no account and no app, and sees the card and everyone’s messages. They can also send a card back.
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