Make a scratch card invitation

Make it personal

1. Start with the matching design, or use your own photo.
2. Write the surprise. You can add a date, place and calendar event.
3. Create your link and send it by WhatsApp, another app or email. Save your separate private link to read replies, check openings or edit the card.

Add the date, time and location so guests can save the event to their calendar. Ask guests to confirm with a text reply or in your chat: opening a card is not an RSVP. For a group, the open counter includes repeat visits.

Ideas for your message

• You are invited! Saturday at 7, at our place.
• Keep Friday evening free. Dinner and a surprise await.
• A picnic by the lake, Sunday at noon. Bring your favourite snack.

Your photo and message are encrypted in your browser. The decryption key stays in the link fragment. Only share the recipient link with people who should see the card. The link preview is public: keep spoilers out of its image and wording.

Choose an expiry of 7, 30, 90 or 365 days. Once opened, a card expires after at most another 14 days, or earlier if its original expiry arrives first. An opening is a page visit, not proof that someone finished scratching.

A digital invitation guests can scratch open

For a birthday dinner, hide the venue behind the foil and include the time and address in the calendar event. For a surprise trip, reveal the destination with a photo and add what guests should bring.

You can send the same card link to a group. Opening totals include repeat visits and are not a guest list. Ask guests to include their name in a text reply if you need to know who is coming, and save your private link to read those replies.