Cards & invites

AI Invitation Maker

Wedding, party and event invitations with the details set properly.

An invitation carries information people will actually rely on — a date, a time, an address, an RSVP route. Design Maker AI treats those as the design, setting them in a hierarchy a guest can read once and remember, inside a card that suits the occasion.

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Example invitation maker design generated by Design Maker AI

Generated from a one-line prompt — no template picked.

Invitation Maker examples

Every design below came out of a single sentence. The prompt that made it is written underneath.

AI generated gold botanical letterpress wedding invitation on cream paper

Wedding invitation

AI generated art deco gold on black New Year gala invitation

Gala invitation

AI generated baby shower invitation with watercolour clouds and stars in pastel tones

Baby shower invite

AI generated Diwali greeting card with golden diyas and rangoli patterns

Festival card

Why use this instead of a template

Details you can read

Date, time and address set in a real hierarchy — the part hand-made invitations most often bury in a script font.

Matched to the occasion

Formal letterpress, playful watercolour, art deco black tie, festival gold — the register shifts with the event.

The whole suite

Ask for the RSVP card, details card and thank-you note in the same treatment.

Print and digital

The same design as a print-ready card and a square version for a group chat.

How the invitation maker works

Four steps, and only the first one costs credits.

  1. 1

    Describe the occasion

    The event, the formality, and the mood you want.

  2. 2

    Give the details

    Names, date, time, venue, dress code and how to RSVP.

  3. 3

    Generate the card

    A composed invitation with the information typeset.

  4. 4

    Extend the suite

    Ask for matching RSVP and details cards, then export.

Sizes & specs

What you get, and the dimensions it arrives at.

Standard card
5 × 7 in (127 × 178 mm)
Other sizes
A6, 4 × 6 in, square 5 × 5 in
Includes
Names, date, time, venue, dress code, RSVP
Safe margin
5 mm from the trim
Credits per design
2

Who it's for

The jobs people bring to this tool most often.

Weddings

Invitations, RSVP cards and details inserts as a suite.

Baby showers

Soft, illustrated cards with registry details.

Milestone parties

Formal cards for significant birthdays and anniversaries.

Corporate events

Gala and launch invitations with dress code.

Festivals & holidays

Diwali, Eid, Christmas and New Year cards.

Digital invites

A square version for WhatsApp and email.

What every invitation has to say

Six pieces of information do the work: who is hosting, what the occasion is, the date, the start time, the address, and how to respond. A dress code and a website follow if they apply. Anything else is decoration.

The frequent mistake is setting all six in the same elegant script at the same size. Guests then squint at a photograph of your invitation in a group chat trying to work out whether it starts at 4 or 6. Hierarchy is a courtesy.

Invitation sizes and paper

The standard is 5 × 7 inches, which fits an A7 envelope and is what most stationery printers price around. A6 and 4 × 6 inches suit smaller, less formal events, and a 5-inch square reads as modern and posts easily.

Keep text 5 mm inside the trim. If you are printing on textured or uncoated stock, expect fine hairlines and pale tints to soften — worth a proof before ordering a hundred.

Building a matching suite

A wedding usually needs three pieces: the invitation, an RSVP card, and a details or directions insert. Later come menus, place cards and thank-you notes. What makes them feel expensive is that they clearly come from the same family.

Generate the invitation, then ask for each additional piece in the same treatment. Holding the palette, type and motif across the set is what a stationer charges for, and it costs a sentence here.

Invitation Maker FAQ

5 × 7 inches is the standard and fits an A7 envelope. A6, 4 × 6 in and 5 in square are all supported for less formal events.

Put them in the prompt and they are typeset into the card. Proofread the result carefully before printing — names and dates are the one thing worth checking twice.

Yes. Generate the invitation, then ask for each additional piece in the same treatment and the suite holds together.

Yes — ask for a square or portrait digital version and export an image suitable for WhatsApp, email or a group chat.

Yes, with free credits and no card required. Each generation costs 2 credits; refinements and exports are unlimited.

Make your first invitation now

Type one sentence. The free plan includes credits and needs no card.