Record in the editor.
Add a short voice note while you are writing the inside message.
Record the part you would say in person. We add a QR code to the card so they can scan and hear your voice with the birthday message.
what gets added
A private listen page, printed right onto the card.
hear this before cake →
a voice note from the sender
scan to play
back of card · printed
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qr prints on the card back · scans to a private voice page
they hear you →record
60 sec
Enough for a song, toast, roast, or tiny speech.
scan
QR
The back of the card links to the private voice note.
works for
print + digital
Paper cards scan; digital cards can play it from the page.
how it works
The handwritten note plus the part you would only say out loud: toast, song, inside joke, all of it.
Add a short voice note while you are writing the inside message.
The QR points to the card's private voice page and is included in the print layout.
The card becomes more than paper without making you ship a gift box.
what to record
Happy birthday, slightly off-key, exactly how they love it.
The speech you would make if everyone were in the room.
A year older and still cannot parallel park.
The 'I love you' that is easier said than written.
Pass the phone so the whole group leaves a line.
Grandkids yelling happy birthday, saved forever.
how the qr looks on the card
hear this before cake
scan to play voice note
✦ a voice note for you ✦
press play.
sent via birthdaycards.ai
good to know
On a printed card they point their phone camera at the QR on the back; on a digital card they tap play. Either way it opens a page that plays your recording.
No. Any modern phone camera reads the QR and opens the voice page in the browser. No app, no account, no login.
Up to 60 seconds. Plenty for a song, a toast, a roast, or a quick heartfelt message.
Yes. While you are making the card you can record as many takes as you want before you order.
The QR points to a unique link for that card that isn't listed anywhere public, so only someone with the card can open it.
Yes. On a digital card the voice note plays inline on the card page with a tap, no scanning needed.
next
Start a card, add a voice note, and let the QR carry the emotional part.