Make the message personal
This heart-shaped example starts with words about everyday care: listening, encouragement, shared stories and little moments. Use it for a Mother's Day card or print, then add details that belong to your relationship. A few words you would naturally write in a card are a good place to begin.
Keep Thank you as the main phrase, or replace it with a name, a familiar family title or a message of your own. Choose the wording that feels right to you and the person receiving it. The sample is editable throughout, so there is no need to keep a word just because it is already there.
Choose the memories that belong in the heart
Shared stories and Little moments are already entered as phrases. You can replace either with a short memory or saying. If a longer message needs room to breathe, write it beside the artwork rather than making it too small to read. Give the most important words the higher weights in the list.
| Example settings | Value |
|---|---|
| Shape | heart |
| Words in the list | 14 |
| Physical artwork size | 180 × 240 mm |
| Seed | 141421 |
A quick check before you download
- Read every word as if you were writing it in the card.
- Check names, accents and any personal details you include.
- Open the report to find any phrases that have not fitted.
- Choose a background that will work with your paper, card or frame.
Choose the size for your gift
The starting design is 180 × 240 mm in portrait format. Measure your frame or card before exporting. If you need a square version, choose square proportions and generate a new layout, then check the report again. Scale finished artwork evenly when placing it in another document to keep the heart's shape.
Keep a project JSON if you might want to add a word, correct a name or make another version next year. Download the finished artwork for printing, and check the file itself before sending it to a print service. Personal wording stays in the files you choose to share.