Gift design
A 3D envelope that opens in their browser
Wax seal, a butterfly on top, and your letter inside.
A butterfly rests on a wax heart until it's tapped — then the letter slips out.
Most digital cards are a picture of a card. This one is a real object you can turn around: an engraved wooden envelope sitting in the middle of the screen, sealed with a red wax heart, with a butterfly resting on the seal.
Drag anywhere to look around it. Tap the butterfly and the envelope opens — the flap lifts, the letter slides out, and what you wrote is on the card in handwriting.
What happens when they open it
- 1
It arrives closed
The first thing they see is a sealed envelope, not your message. Nothing is spoiled by the preview when the link lands in a chat.
- 2
They tap the butterfly
The seal breaks, the flap opens and the letter comes out. A few more butterflies scatter as it does.
- 3
Your words, in handwriting
Up to 400 characters on the card, with your name at the foot of it.
Who it suits
- A love letter you want to feel like an object rather than a text
- An anniversary, where the ceremony of opening is half the point
- Anyone who'd find a game the wrong tone
Worth knowing
- It's a real 3D scene, so it wants a moment to load on a slow connection — worth knowing if you're sending it to land exactly at midnight.
Occasions it's offered for
- How to Make a Personalized Love Letter Online (Free, No App)
- 7 Digital Love Letter Ideas They'll Never Forget
Send this one
Write your message, get a link, send it however you'd send any link. It's free, it takes about five minutes, and neither of you needs an account.
Make a sealed with love