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Make a Birthday Card, Party Invitation or Event Flyer with AI — with Your Text Spelled Right

GPT Image 2.5 designs the card around your names, date and address, and a second model proofreads every word. Real examples, step by step.

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AI image models have made pretty cards for a while, but the words were another story: “Happy Brithday”, stray letters, a venue name that drifts into gibberish. So most people generated a background and typed the text on top in another app — and it always looked pasted on.

Card & Invitation Maker on ImageGPT works the other way round. You type the headline, names, date and place into fields, GPT Image 2.5 designs a card, invitation or flyer with those words as part of the layout, and then a separate vision model reads the result back and checks every line against what you typed.

Watercolor birthday card: “Dear Emma, Happy Birthday!” with flowers, gift boxes and a cat, signed “Love, Mom & Dad”
Card
Bright kids' party invitation: “You're invited to Leo's 6th Birthday!”, Sunday, March 7, 2 PM, Sunny Park Pavilion, with cartoon animals and a cake
Invitation
Neon poster “Retro Disco Night”: 80s & 90s hits, Friday, Nov 20, 9 PM, The Velvet Room
Poster
A Watercolor birthday card, a Kids cartoon invitation and a Neon party flyer in Stories 9:16, all by GPT Image 2.5. Every line is exactly what was typed into the form.

What you can make

TypeOccasionsFields
CardBirthday, New Year, Christmas, Valentine's Day, wedding, anniversary, Easter, thank youHeadline, to, message, from
InvitationBirthday, kids' party, wedding, company party, graduationHeadline, message, date and time, place, from
PosterConcert, party, workshop, exhibitionEvent name, message, date and time, place

Anything else — a baby shower, a retirement party, a housewarming — goes under Other, where you type the text yourself. You don't have to fill every field; empty ones simply don't appear. Leave the headline empty and you get the standard one for the occasion, like “Happy Birthday!” or “You're invited to our wedding”. Posters need an event name.

How the text stays right

Each field goes to the model as an exact line with a role: the headline large, the sign-off small at the bottom, the date and place on their own lines. The model is told not to add any other words, signatures or logos.

When the design is ready, a vision model reads it and compares each line with yours. If it finds a typo, the card is redrawn once with a reminder to check the spelling, and whichever version has fewer mistakes is kept. The check is included in the price.

It's not a guarantee. Before you print or send, read the card once more — especially dates, addresses and unusual names.

Styles and formats

There are eight styles: Watercolor, Floral, Minimal, Luxury gold, Kids cartoon, Vintage, Neon and Paper cut. And four formats:

  • Portrait 2:3 — the classic card or invitation.
  • Square — for Instagram or a group chat.
  • Stories 9:16 — the text is kept away from the top and bottom edges so the app's buttons don't cover it.
  • A5 print — upscaled after drawing and delivered as a 148×210 mm file (about 5.8×8.3 in) at 300 dpi.
Watercolor wedding invitation: “Olivia & Ethan”, August 21, 2027 at 3 PM, Pine Lake Lodge, Lake Tahoe, with a mountain lake and pines
Watercolor
Vintage Christmas card: “Merry Christmas!” with pine branches, a lantern and a snowy village, signed “The Johnsons”
Vintage
A wedding invitation in Watercolor and a Christmas card in Vintage, both by GPT Image 2.5.

Planning a wedding? See more invitation examples and tips.

Wedding invitation maker

Step by step

  1. Open Card & Invitation Maker in the Photo section.
  2. Under What to make, pick Card, Invitation or Poster, then the occasion.
  3. Type your text into the fields. Stuck on the message? Click Write the message and AI drafts one from the occasion and names; Another version gives you a different take.
  4. Pick a style and a format.
  5. Optionally describe the look under Design wishes, up to 300 characters: colors, flowers, objects, mood.
  6. Add a photo if you want one — the birthday person, the couple or a pet — and it's placed in the design.
  7. Choose one to four variants and click Create. The results are saved in your history.

Design wishes: examples

Describe what should be in the picture, not the wording — the text only comes from the fields.

Prompt

pink peonies, lots of white space, champagne glasses in the corner

Prompt

dusty rose and sage, a thin gold border, no glitter

Prompt

pastel balloons, a dinosaur in a party hat, bright and playful

Prompt

70s retro poster: orange, mustard and brown stripes

A card with a photo

You can put a photo in the design: an old picture of the grandparents for their golden anniversary, the couple on a wedding invitation, the dog on a birthday card. The model is asked to frame the photo neatly and keep the people and pets in it unchanged.

Floral anniversary card with an old black-and-white photo of a couple: “Dear Grandma and Grandpa, Happy Anniversary! 50 years together”
An anniversary card in Floral with an old family photo, GPT Image 2.5.

Pricing

Each variant is 8 credits, so four at once are 32 credits. Proofreading, the redraw and the A5 print file are included. If a variant fails, its credits come back.

Type the names, date and place, and get a card or invitation with your text in the design.

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More examples for birthday parties and kids' parties.

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