Wedding Invitation Maker

After you have made a few cards you will be invited to create an account. Signing in keeps your work available on the devices you use, so you can come back to an unfinished wedding card and carry on exactly where you left off rather than starting again. Your cards and any photograph you add are held on your own device rather than on our servers, so signing in identifies you without moving your work anywhere. It takes a moment, and every design, size and export option stays exactly as it was.

Yes, open to everyone, with no paid tier. Every design, size and export format is available from the first visit. You write the wording, choose a design, set the font and size of each line separately, then download a print ready PDF or an image file. There is no limit on how many you make, and features other sites charge for, including high resolution export and removing branding from the finished card, cost nothing here. The preview redraws as you work, so you are never guessing at what the exported file will look like. Nothing about the wedding invitation maker is fixed: wording, design, size and the font of each line can all be changed before export.

You can start straight away without signing up. The tool runs entirely inside your browser, so you can open it, build a wedding invitation and download the result without setting anything up first. Your work is kept in the browser as you go, which means you can leave something half finished and return to it later on the same device. Any photograph you add stays on your device and is never uploaded to a server. If something does not fit what you need, the wording, design, size and fonts can all be changed before export.

Yes. The layout adapts to phone screens, with the card preview and the step navigation staying in view while you scroll through the controls beneath. You can write, design, preview and export entirely from a phone, including adding a photograph from your camera roll. Printing from a phone depends on your printer app, so for folded cards a laptop is usually easier at the final step. The preview redraws as you work, so you are never guessing at what the exported file will look like. On the wedding invitation maker specifically, the preview redraws as you change anything, so the result is never a surprise.

Each line is controlled independently, which is the difference between a template and a design tool. You can make the heading large and the sign off small, or set the message in a different face from the title. The seven typefaces are all standard system fonts, chosen deliberately so that nothing needs downloading and nothing carries a licence restriction onto the cards you make. If something does not fit what you need, the wording, design, size and fonts can all be changed before export. That holds for the wedding invitation maker at every size, from a shareable image through to a folded print layout.

Yes, and you can reposition or zoom it inside the frame until it sits how you want. The image is processed entirely in your browser and never reaches our servers, so it stays private to you and to whoever receives the card. Because the card is redrawn from raw image data rather than embedding the original file, location information stored inside the photograph does not carry through to the export. Everything described here applies to the wedding invitation specifically, not just to the site in general.

Yes. Choose a folded size or an one page print size and the tool exports a print ready PDF laid out correctly for home printing. Print at actual size or one hundred percent rather than fit to page, or the margins shift and the fold lands in the wrong place. For double sided printing choose landscape orientation and flip on the short edge. Test on plain paper first, because printer settings vary between machines. The preview redraws as you work, so you are never guessing at what the exported file will look like. The wedding invitation maker behaves the same way whether you are printing it or sending it, apart from the export format.