Father’s Day card
Use funny family chaos, silly details, toys, kids, and a reference photo if you want to help guide the likeness.
Personalised card ideas
Browse example card ideas for birthdays, Father’s Day, thank you messages, new homes, get well soon cards, retirement, pets, and special milestones.
Each idea shows the kind of personal details you can include, from favourite places and hobbies to family details, pets, and little memories they’ll recognise.
You can also upload a reference photo to help guide the artwork when you want the people in the card to feel more like them.
Birthday travel card
Use hobbies, favourite places, lifestyle details, the feeling you want the card to have, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
Thank you teacher
Add classroom details, end-of-term touches, little things the teacher will recognise, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
Driving test congratulations
Use the achievement, celebration mood, visual details that fit the moment, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
New pet
Use pet names, personality, adoption details, little home details, and a reference photo if you want to guide the pet’s likeness.
Forgot birthday disaster card
Use humour, friendship history, missed-date chaos, personal details, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
New home card
Use the move, setting, fresh-start feeling, and a reference photo if you want to guide details like the home, couple, or pets.
Dramatic get well soon
Use personality, humour, favourite colours, comfort details, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
Gardening retirement card
Use the milestone, hobbies, future plans, the feeling of a new chapter, and a reference photo if you want to guide the likeness.
Sympathy card
Use gentle personal details, favourite places, comforting memories, and a reference photo if it helps guide meaningful details.
Ready to describe your own card?
Start with the occasion, then add the details they’ll recognise. You can keep it simple or make it really specific.