Wedding Invitation Maker — type and get an elegant 5×7 card
Make a tasteful wedding invitation without design software: type the two names, your invitation line, date, time and venue, and it lays them out in a classic symmetrical setting. Switch the wedding palette (ivory & gold, blush, sage, black tie…) for a whole new mood and download a 5×7 inch, 300dpi image you can print at home, send to a printer, or share as a digital invite. Everything runs locally in your browser — no login, no watermark, nothing uploaded.

Invitation
Design reference · formal card
Design ideas
4 ideasClassic invitation
Classic invitation
Formal invitation card with centered names and refined border.
Garden wedding
Garden wedding
Soft garden invitation with natural green and blush mood.
Black tie
Black tie
Formal high-contrast invitation for an evening reception.
Minimal invitation
Minimal invitation
Minimal wedding invitation with elegant spacing and quiet detail.
300dpi print-ready · local · no watermark · nothing uploaded
How to use wedding invitation maker
- 1Type both names and your invitation line.
- 2Add the date, time, venue and city.
- 3Pick a wedding palette; toggle serif or sans.
- 4Hit download to print, send to a printer, or share digitally.
Why use Poster Cat's Wedding Invitation Maker?
- Built for weddings: symmetrical setting, fine border, elegant divider — not a social-media poster look.
- Print-ready: 5×7 inch at 300dpi, ready for a printer or print-on-demand mailing.
- Local and watermark-free: names and dates never leave your browser; exports are clean and free.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send the invitation straight to a printer?
Yes. It exports a 5×7 inch, 300dpi PNG that meets most home-print and print-shop requirements; a printer can handle bleed/CMYK on request. There's also an on-demand wedding-print option below to print and mail.
Can I use it as a digital invitation?
Absolutely. The exported image can be sent by email or messaging as-is — an instant digital invite with no printing needed.
Does it support non-Latin names?
Yes. Both Latin and CJK names render with your device's system fonts and export at that moment, so glyphs are crisp without downloading anything.
Related tools
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About the output
When downloading an image, check its dimensions and text before using it. Pixel dimensions alone do not set its physical size on paper; check the paper size and scaling in your print application.
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