Invitation Details

Rewrites the headline and invitation line for the chosen event. You can still edit every line below.

Switches fonts, date/time formatting, connector text, and wording for English, Bangla, Hindi, or Urdu.

Motion style

Customize colors

Exports as WebM (or MP4 if your browser supports it). ~12s · 1080×1620

Live motion preview. Download renders the full 12-second invitation video in your browser.

FAQ

Invitation Video FAQ

Everything on this page runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing costs anything.

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A short motion-graphic wedding invitation video: your names, date and venue animating over a chosen preset, ready to share on WhatsApp, Instagram or a family group chat. There is no watermark and nothing to pay for.

On your device. The animation renders frame by frame in your browser using the Canvas API, so your details never pass through a server.

Twelve presets built on six motion styles — Elegant Fade, Gold Flourish, Modern Slide, Floral Bloom, Royal Reveal and Cinematic Night — covering classic gold, soft floral, royal red, Islamic emerald, blush rose, midnight sapphire, marsala, peacock teal and more.

A standard portrait video file sized for social sharing. It plays natively on WhatsApp Status, Instagram Stories and Reels without needing to re-encode it first.

Yes. Every preset opens with its own palette, but you can override the background, frame and text colours individually before exporting.

What makes an invitation video work on a phone

Twenty to forty-five seconds, portrait, and readable at arm’s length. Long enough to carry the names, both families, the date and the venue; short enough to be watched to the end. Past a minute viewers skip, and the details are usually at the end.

Portrait matters more than it sounds. These videos are watched on a phone held upright and frequently reposted to WhatsApp Status or Instagram Stories, where a landscape video is letterboxed into a thin strip and the venue line becomes unreadable.

Surviving WhatsApp compression

WhatsApp re-compresses video on send, and fine detail suffers first — thin lettering and delicate gold work especially. Large type, strong contrast and slow movement all survive it; small text over a busy photograph does not.

WhatsApp also caps video attachments at 16 MB, so aim under about 15 MB. A thirty-second portrait invitation sits comfortably inside that. To preserve quality exactly, send the file as a document instead, accepting that recipients then tap to download rather than watching inline.

No watermark, and nothing uploaded

Most free invitation video makers either stamp a logo on the export or require an account first. This one does neither. The animation is rendered frame by frame in your browser using the Canvas API, so the names you type never reach a server, and the download carries nothing but your invitation.

There are twelve presets across six motion styles, with text in English, Bangla, Hindi or Urdu. Hold each line on screen long enough to read it twice — guests will not scrub back, so anything missed is missed.