Features
Everything you need to turn a letter, your photos and a song into one birthday page they open on their phone — and nothing you have to learn first.
Write as much or as little as you like. The letter is the heart of the page and opens after the cake, so it feels like opening a card.
Add the moments that matter. Photos appear as a scattered polaroid gallery that looks good on any phone.
Paste a link to the song that means something to you both. A direct audio file shows a player they press. Streaming links open as a button. You can also turn on a soft ambient sound.
The page starts with a birthday cake showing their name and age. One tap and the letter and surprises unfold.
When it feels right, send one private link by text or chat, or print the QR code inside a paper card.
Write one wish per line; they rise from a jar like stars when opened.
Tell your story in short pages they flip through one by one.
List your reasons, one per line, and they come out of a claw machine.
Pin the places that matter; photos with a location join the map.
Lock the whole page, or only editing, with a password.
Your draft stays in this browser for 30 days. Create in English, 中文, 日本語 or 한국어.
Create and preview free. Pay once per gift when you are ready to share — no subscription. 14-day refund.
$5.99
No. You fill in a name, a letter, photos and a song; Birthday Website Maker handles the layout and the phone preview updates as you type.
Up to 10 photos per birthday page.
Yes. Edits show up on the same link, so you can fix a typo or swap a photo after sending.
No. Birthday pages are private by link and marked noindex for search engines.
Creating and previewing is free. You pay once ($5.99) to share the full page.
