Children on the guest list will spot the pink lion first, with two black-and-white zebras beside it and a tall giraffe peeking from behind. This online birthday invitation turns that group portrait into a card they can open on a parent’s phone.
Their parents read the details, answer with the RSVP button and open the route to the party. If you want to see other designs first, browse the birthday party invitations.
Create your own online birthday invitation
Use this design as a starting point and create a fitting birthday invitation within minutes.
Can I send it today?
Yes. Fill in who is turning 4, the day, the time and where you celebrate, then share the link. The wording and layout are already done, which makes it a good choice when time is short.
What do other parents see on their phone?
The illustration, the headline and the details in three blocks: when, where and pick-up. From there they answer yes, no or maybe, open the route, add the date to their calendar or write in the guestbook.
Does it suit both a boy and a girl?
Yes. The pink lion and the black-and-white zebras are friendly for any child, and the burgundy headline keeps the card from looking too sweet. Change a few words if you want a different tone.
Can I make the card more personal?
You can, with your own text, colors or a photo of your child. The page on replacing the example text shows how, and details can still be changed on the same link after sharing.
Who should get the invitation?
The parents of the children you invite, for instance through a class group chat. They open the link on their phone, so nobody needs a paper card.
Use this design
Copy this design to your dashboard to use it as a starting point.