AI Writes the Wording, You Choose the Design
If the blank page defeats you, AI writes the wording in Arabic or English, in the tone your occasion deserves. The design itself stays drawn by hand, not generated.
It writes your wording, in the tone you choose
The hardest part of an invitation is rarely the design; it is the first line. Press the suggestion button and AI writes the wording for you, shaped for your occasion: a wedding, an engagement, a graduation, welcoming a newborn or a formal meeting.
You choose the tone: formal for an organisation, warm for family and close friends, playful for a birthday.
The suggestion takes account of the design you picked, so the words arrive in keeping with what your guest sees rather than at odds with it.
In Arabic and in English
It writes in classical Arabic or in English, following the language you are building in.
That serves the host whose guests stand between two languages: Arabic wording for family, English for everyone else, with the same care in both.
It also writes the short sharing message you send with the link on WhatsApp, which is a different text from the card and deserves its own voice.
It refines what you wrote, instead of replacing it
If you wrote your own wording and only want it polished, say what to change: make it shorter, make it more formal, add a line of welcome. It returns your text refined, not a new text that no longer sounds like you.
The words of an invitation are yours in the end. The tool helps with the phrasing; it does not take it over.
It invents no names, and it draws no designs
Names never reach the AI at all. The names of the couple, of the host, of your company are typed by you into their own fields and appear on the card exactly as you wrote them, so no name is invented, no relationship assumed, no date guessed.
The designs themselves are drawn and curated by hand, not images a model produced. That difference is visible: a generated image gives itself away in a hand with six fingers and Arabic lettering nobody can read, and your invitation is worth more to your guests than that.
So AI helps with the words here, and the art stays art.
Common questions
Do you design the invitation itself with AI?
No. Our AI writes the wording only. The designs, the typefaces and the opening clips are drawn and curated by hand, and that is deliberate: a generated image gives itself away in distorted detail and broken Arabic lettering, which does not belong on a card carrying your names.
How do I make an invitation with AI?
Start your invitation and choose your occasion, then press the suggest button on the wording field. Pick the tone you want and the text is written in place, and you are free to edit it afterwards before publishing.
Does it write in both Arabic and English?
Yes, in classical Arabic or in English depending on the language you are building in, and it also writes the short sharing message you send with the link.
Does it put our names into the text it writes?
No, and that is deliberate. You type the names into their own fields and they appear on the card exactly as written, so the model cannot invent a name or a family relationship. The suggested wording reaches you without names, ready to sit above a card that carries the right ones.
Let the words come to you, and choose the design yourself
Start your invitation, ask for wording in the tone you like, and preview the whole card free. You pay only when you publish.