Free, with no sign-up
A group birthday card everyone can sign
Collect birthday wishes from the whole office, team or family in one card. Share a single link, and everyone writes a message from their phone or computer. The card opens on the birthday.
Start a birthday cardHappy birthday, Maya
Happy birthday! The coffee machine is all yours today.
PriyaAnother year of you making every meeting better. Have a great one.
SamHow it works
- Start the card. Add who it’s for and, if you like, the day it should open.
- Share one link. Everyone writes a message and adds their name. Nobody needs an account.
- Reveal it. Send the finished card, with every message and no ads.
What to write
Stuck for words? Signers can borrow one of these and make it their own.
- Happy birthday! I hope this year is as kind to you as you are to everyone here.
- Wishing you cake, quiet and a long weekend to enjoy both.
- Thanks for making work feel a lot less like work. Happy birthday!
- Happy birthday to the person who always remembers everyone else’s.
- Here’s to another year of great ideas and terrible puns.
- I hope your day is full of the things you love most.
Tips for organizers
Start a week early
Most people sign within a day or two of getting the link, but a week leaves room for reminders and people who are out.
Pick the reveal date
Set the card to open on the birthday. Until then, the recipient’s link shows a short “on its way” page instead of the messages.
Share where people already talk
Post the sign link in the team chat or family group text. Nobody needs to make an account to sign.
Questions
Is the group birthday card really free?
Yes. Starting, signing and sending the card are free, and the finished card has no ads.
Do people need an account to sign?
No. Signers open the link, write a message and add their name. That’s it.
Can I keep the card a surprise?
Yes. Messages stay hidden from the recipient until the reveal date, and signers can’t read each other’s messages.
How many people can sign?
Up to 500 messages per card, which covers most offices and families.