Animated Greeting Cards with a Name, Glitter and Music

There’s no list here: type the name into the “To” field and it appears on the card right away, in whichever font you pick. Write a full name (“Aunt Linda”), a nickname (“Grandpa Joe”) or anything else. The “Salutation” list shows the exact words that will go before the name — “Dear”, “My beloved”, “Sweet” — or none at all. Making the same card for several people? Open “One card — many names” and list them one per line: each person gets a card of their own.

If you want music, choose “Video”: the MP4 plays right in the chat in WhatsApp, Messenger and iMessage, and the 9:16 “Story” shape fits Instagram Stories. “GIF” loops on its own, but the GIF format has no sound. “Picture” is the smallest file — handy on a slow connection. On a phone, the “Send” button opens the share sheet, so you can pick the app straight away.

Yes. In the “Music” tab you can pick a melody from the library, upload your own song from your phone or computer (MP3, M4A, WAV and more) or record a voice greeting right on the page. If there’s both a voice and music, the music gets quieter while you speak, so every word comes through.

That’s how the format works: a GIF is only a picture and has no audio track in any app. The shimmer and particles stay in it, but the music is only in the video — or in a link card, which plays a melody from the library.

A page with an envelope: they tap it, it opens, the melody from the library starts and your words appear, with a “Reply with a card” button below. The link itself carries only the design, the text and the chosen melody — not the photo, your own song or your voice. So if your card has a photo, send it as a video or a picture; if it has your voice or your own song, send a video.

Yes: every line — the headline, the name, the message and the “From” line — has its own “Show” checkbox in the “Text” tab. Turn them all off and you get a living background with shimmer and decorations, ready for your own words in the chat.