Create a personalized
surprise gift online

A small personalized animation — a birthday balloon game, a handwritten love letter, a photo album, a guessing game — built around a name and your own words. You send a link; they open it right in their browser, on any phone or computer. No app required.

Yes. Every gift on gift. is free to create and free to send — no premium tier, no watermark, no fee to unlock anything.

No. Nothing to sign up for, on either end. Build the gift, get a link, and share it however you'd share any link.

No — just the link, opened in whatever browser they already have. Nothing to install, no account for them to make either.

For a birthday, Balloon Pop fills the screen with one balloon per year before a cake and your message appear. For a love letter, choose Sealed with Love (a wax-sealed 3D envelope with a butterfly) or the Handwritten Letter (a ribboned envelope that bursts into hearts and writes your words out by hand). For friendship day or a shared memory, the Photo Album turns your own photos into pages of a little book. And for something playful, the Cup Guessing Game and Find the Ball each hide something under one of three cups — one rigged in your favor, the other a fair shuffle to win honestly.

Birthdays, love letters, wedding and work anniversaries, friendship day, teacher's day, mother's and father's day, a couples-only "just because" moment, and a playful sorry when you need to make one. New occasions are added regularly.

A gift link is never listed anywhere public and is excluded from search engines — only someone with the exact link can open it. Any photos you upload stay private, and a gift's text and photos are deleted together after 10 days, at which point the link stops working.

10 days from the moment you create it. After that the gift and its photos are deleted and the link stops working — deletion is permanent and we keep no copy. It's deliberately short: a gift is made for one person and one moment, and holding somebody's photographs indefinitely is not something we want to be doing. If you want to keep it, screen-record the reveal while the link is live.

No — it doesn't carry any money value the way a gift card does. It's a personal, made-for-one-person moment instead, which is why people tend to send it alongside a real gift, or on its own for something more personal than a card.

Yes — it's just a link, so it opens the same way anywhere there's a browser and an internet connection. No shipping, no customs, no delivery delay.

Not yet — once a link is generated it's fixed, so give your message a once-over before you share it. Editable gifts are on the way.