Write, or record a clipNobody pays to signOver 400 fronts, drawn for 26 occasions, as of October 2026
What is an online group card?
One card online that everybody signs. You pick a front and share a link. Each person writes a note or records a clip, and the card opens on the day you choose.
Pick a card, choose when it opens and pay. Share the writing link with your group. Email it on the day or send the reading link yourself.
Do I need an account to create, sign or read a card?
No. You can buy a card without an account. Contributors add their name and message in a browser. The recipient reads through a link. Internet access is needed.
Can people add a video?
Yes. Add photos, GIFs or video alongside your words. Clips can be recorded or uploaded, trimmed to a minute, and brought together in a film.
How many people and messages can we include?
Up to 200 contributors can write on a group card. Each can add three messages by default. The writing page shows how many they have left.
Do people pay to sign?
No. The organiser pays when creating the card. Everyone else signs for free.
Can I schedule delivery or send it today?
Choose an opening date, time and time zone, including today. Have the reading link emailed on the day, or send it yourself. It stays sealed until the opening time.
What stops somebody writing something nasty?
An automated check holds threats, abuse, spam and scams. The organiser can review held messages and restore them. It does not rewrite anybody’s words.
What if I change my mind?
Take the card down before the day and it is refunded in full.
How much does a card cost?
A group card is GBP £4.99 / USD $6.49 / EUR €5.99. A card from one sender is GBP £2.99 / USD $3.99 / EUR €3.49. Prices include tax. You pay when you create it; contributors pay nothing.
Who can read the messages? Are any private?
Anyone with the reading link can read the card when it opens, including the organiser. There is no recipient-only message setting. Share the reading link carefully.
Can we collect money, add a gift or send flowers?
Not currently. Gift collections, retail gift cards, cash transfers, flowers and hampers are not available on tbfcards.
Do you send invitations and birthday reminders?
Share the writing link yourself, by email or in a group chat. Personal cards do not send automatic contributor invitations, chasers or birthday reminders.
Can they download the card? Does it last forever?
They can export a PDF from the card’s View menu. Cards that have not been kept expire 90 days after the occasion. A PDF does not include playable video.
Can I send a card from just me?
Yes. Choose Just from me in the card picker. You add your own words, photos or clips, then choose the date and delivery method.
What can I change on the card?
Choose a published front or design your own with text and pictures. Writers can add photos, GIFs and video. Questions help them remember; nobody writes their message for them.
Is this a message board or a card?
It opens as a card with a cover and pages of messages, plus the video clips. You can change the reading view. Try the finished sample before buying.
Is a digital card better for the environment?
No paper card needs posting. Digital services still use energy. We do not claim zero emissions or that each card plants a tree.
Can I add a voice note or embed TikTok?
Record or upload a video clip. Separate audio-only notes and embedded TikTok posts are not supported.
Who are group cards for?
Friends, family, colleagues, remote teams, clubs and community groups. Choose an occasion from birthdays and leaving days to weddings, sympathy and teacher thank-yous.
How is the card stored?
Cards are stored on Amazon Web Services in London. The reading link gives access after opening. Our privacy notice explains retention and deletion.
Can we do this at work?
Yes. tbf work makes somebody a card for the day they leave, a birthday or ten years, from the dates your HR system already holds.
Who's the card for?
MumPriya, leavingCoach DaveGrandad, 90Ms OkaforThe new baby