Make a Digital Greeting Card with Stickers

A greeting card doesn’t have to be printed and posted. A homemade digital card sent over chat still feels special, because your effort is in it. 💌

What you need

• Any drawing or design app (Canva, ibisPaint, Procreate, even GoodNotes)
• 3–4 transparent PNG stickers
• One heartfelt line

Steps

1. Pick a canvas size. For chats or social feeds, 1080×1350 px (portrait) fits phone screens nicely. Want to print it too? Use a postcard size at 300 DPI.
2. Fill the background with a soft color or a simple pattern. A busy background drowns out stickers and text.
3. Add one big sticker as the star, like Pumi holding a cake. Place it slightly off to the side, not dead center.
4. Add 2–3 small stickers (stars, hearts, flowers) around the empty space to balance it out.
5. Write your message in big, easy-to-read letters. Keep it short, one or two sentences.
6. Save as PNG or JPG, then send it. Done! 🎉

Make it extra memorable

• Use their name and mention one little thing about them. The card feels made just for them, not copy-pasted.
• Leave some empty space. Roomy cards look neater and more polished.
• Try an animated version. Some apps can save a GIF or short video. Even a slightly wiggling sticker is super cute!

Cards you make for friends and family count as personal use, so you’re all good. If you plan to print, check the size & DPI guide first.

The cards people remember aren’t the fanciest ones, but the ones that feel “so you”. 💕