Graduation Cards with Photo

Make graduation cards with the graduate's photo, name and class year in under a minute. Pick a design, choose a wish and send it on the big day, whether it is high school, college or a master's degree. Free designs need no account.

Step 1 of 2

Pick a design

Next you make it yours: add your photo and change every text and color.

How to make a graduation card online

Pick a design you like from the graduation card designs above.
Upload a photo if the design has a photo frame, then drag and zoom it until it sits right.
Write the name and your message, or tap a ready wish from the list. Add the school and the class year.
Download it as a PNG or JPG, or tap Share on your phone to send it straight to WhatsApp or any other app.

A graduation card for every grad

A cap and gown photo makes the card. For a high school graduate, pick a bright Class of 2027 design and add the school name. For a college grad, use the school colors or a design for their field of study, and for a master's degree or a PhD, an elegant gold design suits the moment. Kids' designs work for kindergarten and preschool graduations too.

A digital graduation card arrives the moment you send it, so it reaches grads who live far away and family who could not get a ticket to the ceremony. Planning a party for the graduate? A graduation party invitation from the same account tracks who is coming.

Graduation card ideas that feel personal

Put two photos side by side: the first day of school and graduation day. Some designs have room for two or three photos, so you can tell the whole story in one card. No cap and gown photo yet? A picture from a favorite school trip, game or concert works just as well.

Match the tone to the person. Parents can be proud and a little sentimental, friends can joke about finals and group projects, and a short, warm line is right for a coworker who finished a degree at night. Name what they achieved ("Congratulations on your nursing degree, Maya!") and add one line about what comes next.

Graduation wishes and messages

Congratulations, graduate! The future is yours.
So proud of everything you've achieved. Happy graduation!
You made it! Here's to the next big adventure.
Congratulations on your graduation. All that hard work paid off.
Dream big and keep going. Congratulations, Class of 2027!
High school is done and the world is waiting. Go get it!
Congratulations on your college degree. We always knew you could do it.
Master's degree: done. So proud of you and all those late nights.
We are so proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad.
From your first day of school to this one, you have made us proud every step of the way.
No more homework, no more exams, just a whole lot of future. Congratulations!
You survived finals, group projects and cafeteria food. Happy graduation!
The tassel was worth the hassle. Congratulations, grad!
May God bless every step of the road ahead. Congratulations, graduate!

Planning the party too? Send a free graduation invitation with RSVP tracking from the same account.

Are these graduation cards free?

Yes. The free designs can be made, downloaded and shared without an account or password. We ask only for your name and email before the download, and free cards carry a small einvitation mark.

Can I add my own photo?

Yes. Designs with a photo frame let you upload a picture from your phone or computer, then move and zoom it. The card is drawn in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device.

How do I send the card?

Download it as an image and send it in any chat or by email, or tap Share on your phone to send it to WhatsApp. The person you send it to needs no app or account.

What size is the card?

Every design downloads as a PNG or JPG in three sizes: 540 × 675 for chats, 1080 × 1350 for WhatsApp and Instagram, and 2160 × 2700 for printing at home.

What do you write in a graduation card?

Start with congratulations and their name, say what they achieved and add one line about the future, for example: "Congratulations on your degree, Sam. We can't wait to see what you do next." Parents and grandparents can add a memory, friends can add a joke. Keep it short so it reads well on a phone.