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A card that plays your song

Digital birthday card with music. The message, the photos, and the song that means something.

Most e-cards come with stock music. Yours can have the actual song — the one from the wedding, the road trip, the kitchen on Sunday mornings — playing under a letter you wrote and photos you chose.

No app, no account needed to try it.

Track 1 of 1

Happy birthday, Ellie

From Grace

The letter

Press play first, then read. I picked this one because of that night in the car.

Moments

That night in the car

Press play

Birthday website creator

Make your card with music

Add the song link first, then write. Direct .mp3/.m4a links play inside the card; streaming links open as a button.

Creating and previewing is free. A one-time $5.99 payment unlocks the full party for them.

How payment works: $5.99 to unlock

Chapter 1

Whose birthday is it?

Their name goes on the cover, next to their age and a countdown to the day.

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With a year, their age goes on the cake and we count down to the day.

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Shown at the end of the letter. Leave blank to stay anonymous.

They open the gift from a birthday cake before the surprises.

Chapter 2

Fill the party with surprises

Each surprise is one scene in the party. Anything left empty simply won't appear.

Need words? Use a template

Pick who it's for, then fill the empty fields or use a template on any field. Everything stays editable.

The letter

Opens from an envelope on stage.

What I loveEmpty — hidden

One reason per line — each becomes a prize in the claw machine.

Our storyEmpty — hidden

Leave a blank line between pages — it becomes a storybook.

WishesEmpty — hidden

One wish per line — they rise from the jar like stars.

MomentsEmpty — hidden

Up to 10 photos print from an instant camera, each with a caption and date.

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We read the date and location from your photos to suggest Our date and Places. Photos stay in this browser until you create the gift.

PlacesEmpty — hidden

Photos with a location join the map automatically. Search or tap the map to add your own pins.

Tap the map to drop a pin; drag pins to move them. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

    Our dateEmpty — hidden

    One day to remember, shown on a desk calendar.

    Our songEmpty — hidden

    Paste a link (Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music…) or a direct .mp3.

    Chapter 3

    All set for the party

    Check the surprises and leave your contact details to receive the link.

    1 surprise in the party

    • The letter
    • What I love
    • Our story
    • Wishes
    • Moments
    • Places
    • Our date
    • Our song

    Crossed-out surprises are empty and won't appear.

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    Until payment, they can open the cover and a short preview of each surprise.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Pick the song

      Choose the track with a memory attached and paste its link.

    2. 2

      Write the card

      A few lines are enough — say why that song, then what you want them to know.

    3. 3

      Add photos and send

      Up to 10 photos. Save for a link and QR code; unlock once to share.

    What makes a digital birthday card with music different

    A digital birthday card with music is a card you send as a link: your message, your photos and a song, opened in a browser. The difference from a classic e-card is ownership — you choose the exact song, write the whole message yourself, and add real photos instead of clip art.

    Music changes how a message reads. A short note becomes something bigger when the song from your first dance is playing underneath. Paste a direct audio link (.mp3 or .m4a) and it plays on the page; paste a Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube link and the card shows a button that opens the track in their app. Either way, the song is labeled with your words, like “The one from the road trip.”

    Writing for someone specific? Our birthday website for girlfriend and birthday website for wife guides include song ideas. For friends, see the birthday website for best friend. Want a bigger moment with a reveal? Try a birthday surprise website.

    How to choose the right birthday song

    The best song is rarely a birthday song.

    1. 01

      The song with a place in it

      A road trip, a wedding, a kitchen, a club at 2 a.m. The memory does the work.

    2. 02

      The song they overplay

      Their anthem — the one they would put on at any party. It says “I know you.”

    3. 03

      A song from the year you met

      Look up the charts from that year. One of them will make you both groan.

    4. 04

      A lyric that says it for you

      If one line says what you mean, quote it in the letter and let the song finish it.

    5. 05

      Slow for family, loud for friends

      Parents usually prefer something they can listen to twice; friends want the chorus.

    6. 06

      Keep the message short

      With music playing, three or four short paragraphs read better than a long letter.

    Example: a card built around one song

    A fictional example where the letter explains the song — about 90 words.

    The letter

    Happy birthday, Ellie!

    Press play before you read this.

    I picked this song because of the night the car broke down outside Bath and we sat on the hood for two hours singing it until the tow truck came. Worst night. Best night.

    This year you got the job, moved cities, and still call me every Sunday. I notice. I’m proud of you.

    Turn it up. Happy birthday.

    Grace

    Why this works

    • Tells them to press play first.
    • One sentence explains why that song.
    • Short letter — the music carries the feeling.

    Track 1 of 1

    Happy birthday, Ellie

    From Grace

    The letter

    Press play before you read this.

    Moments

    The tow-truck song

    Outside Bath, 2 a.m.

    Getting the music right

    How the song plays

    • Direct audio files (.mp3, .m4a, .ogg, .wav, .aac) play inside the page with a player.
    • Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube links show as a button that opens the track — they cannot autoplay inside the page.
    • Phones never autoplay sound without a tap, so tell them to press play.

    Rights and etiquette

    • Only upload or link audio you are allowed to share. Linking to the official track on a streaming service is the safest choice.
    • Check the track is available in their country if they live abroad.
    • Name the song in the label so it reads like a memory, not a filename.

    Card with music vs paper card vs e-card

    A paper card is lovely to keep but silent. Classic e-cards often lock you into their music. Here, the song is yours.

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    Birthday page compared with a paper card and a video message
    Birthday pagePaper cardVideo message
    Room for a real letterYes — up to 5,000 charactersA few linesSpoken, often rushed
    PhotosUp to 6, swipeableOne, if printedYes, if you edit them in
    Your songPlays on the page or opens via linkNoYes, if you edit it in
    Arrives on time from far awayInstantly, by link or QRDepends on the postInstantly
    EffortOne evening, no editing skillsTen minutesRecording + editing
    Something to holdNo — pair it with a card or giftYesNo

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    • The letter
    • What I love
    • Our story
    • Wishes
    • Moments
    • Places
    • Our date
    • Our song
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    Birthday party gift

    $5.99

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    The whole party: cake cover with age and countdown, letter, claw machine, storybook, wish jar, instant photos, map, calendar, and your song.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What is a digital birthday card with music?

    A birthday message sent as a link that includes your photos and a song. They open it in a browser and can play the music while they read.

    Which music links work?

    Direct audio files (.mp3, .m4a and similar) play inside the page. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and other links appear as a button that opens the song.

    Will the song autoplay?

    No. Phone browsers do not allow sound without a tap, so the card shows a play button. Mention the song in your message.

    Can I upload my own recording?

    You can link to a direct audio file you host somewhere (for example a voice memo or a song you recorded) as long as the link ends in a supported audio format.

    Can I add photos too?

    Yes — up to 10 photos, resized automatically for phones.

    Is it free?

    Creating, previewing and saving are free. One unlock per card to share the full version; $5.99 one-time.

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