You can also customize the text color and background.
“Muhammad” allows you to customize the name of the person you’re celebrating. The “Congratulations on birthday” text is designed with typography in mind, so it’s divided into layers of white, black, yellow, green, red, and dark blue. Background options include green, red, blue, yellow, gold, and silver, as well as glitter-style stripes (green and red). You can customize the design by showing or hiding these elements as desired. Click the “Edit this design” button to customize the text and background colors. Try combining your favorite text and background colors to make the design pop.
I posted a star-shaped “Happy Birthday” message the other day, but this version is more polished than that one.
Versions in other languages are also available. These are also customizable.
Other languages include Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, and Japanese.
On layers where you can edit the name, you can also change the font. We recommend using “Taksim Typeface” or “Dancing Script.”
Regarding Japanese, let me explain briefly: adding “御 (o)” before “誕生日” (birthday) makes it a polite form. The equivalent of “Congratulations” is written in katakana as “オメデトウ ゴザイマス.” The name “陽翔” in red is read as “Haruto,” which is a common name for Japanese men these days.
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