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Online group birthday card

A group birthday card everyone can sign from one link.

A card passed round the office misses the people working from home, and a group chat buries the wishes by Friday. Share one link instead, and every message and photo lands on a page they can keep.

Open a live example page

Why it beats a paper card

Nobody gets missed, and nothing gets lost.

Everyone signs the same page from their phone or laptop, whether they sit at the next desk or six time zones away.

  • Room for more than a signature

    Guests can write a proper message, add a photo, or answer a question such as their favourite memory together.

  • Keep it a surprise

    Make the page unlisted while people sign, then send the link to the birthday person on the day.

  • It doesn’t end up in a drawer

    The page stays online, so they can read every wish again next week or next year.

Group card message ideas

What to write in a group birthday card.

The best group card messages are short and personal. Mention something only you would know, then wish them well.

  • Happy birthday, Tunde! Thank you for answering every ‘quick question’ that was never quick. Take a proper day off.

    From a colleague

  • Wish I could be there to sing badly at you in person. Happy 30th from Toronto. First round is on me when I’m back.

    From a friend abroad

  • Happy 60th, Auntie! You still owe me the jollof recipe. Sixty looks wonderful on you.

    From a niece

Make a group card in a few minutes.

  1. Step 1

    Create the card

    Add their name, birthday and a photo they like. It takes a few minutes and it is free.

  2. Step 2

    Add a question

    Optional prompts such as a favourite memory together give guests an easy place to start.

  3. Step 3

    Share one link

    Post it in the team channel, a group chat or an email. Nobody needs an account to sign.

  4. Step 4

    Send it on the day

    Everyone’s wishes and photos are waiting on one page. Send the link to the birthday person.

FAQ

Have a question? We have answers.

Is the online group birthday card free?

Yes. Making the page is free, and people sign it without an account or payment.

Can people add photos as well as messages?

Yes. Guests can share a JPEG, PNG or WebP photo up to 8 MB alongside their birthday wish.

Can I keep the card a surprise?

Yes. Make the page unlisted so only people with the link can open it, then send the link to the birthday person when you are ready.

Does it work for a colleague’s birthday at work?

Yes. Share the link in Slack, Teams or an email thread. Colleagues in other offices or working from home can sign the same page.

Can I remove a message before they see it?

Yes. Turn on review to approve posts first, or hide, edit or delete any post from your dashboard.

Start the card. Let everyone else sign it.

Add their name and a photo, then send one link to everyone who should be on it.

Make a group birthday card