Valentine's Day gift with a QR code

Turn a simple present into the main gift

The QR code doesn't replace your Valentine's gift, it completes it. Tie it to the bouquet, tape it inside the chocolate box or slip it into a card. The present is what they open; the page is what they remember.

A Valentine's message that fits

The message holds up to 400 characters, about 70 words. Here's an example you can adapt:

• "Happy Valentine's Day. Look at that counter: every second of it, I've been lucky to have you. You're the first person I want to tell good news to and the one I run to when things go wrong. These photos are some of my favorite moments, and I can't wait to fill this page with more. I love you, today and every day after."

Valentine's Day ideas with the QR code

• Hide the code in a scavenger hunt that ends at dinner
• Print it on the back of a photo from your first Valentine's Day
• Send the link at midnight on February 14
• For long distance couples, send it with a delivery of their favorite food

How to make it in under 10 minutes

You don't need to install anything or know how to design. Everything happens in the browser, on your phone or computer.

• Type both names and the date your relationship started (the time is optional).
• Upload up to 5 couple photos and write your message (up to 400 characters).
• Optionally paste a YouTube link to your song, and pick the page colors.
• Watch the live preview update as you type. When it looks right, create your account and make a one-time payment.
• Download your QR code and copy your link. Print the code, stick it on the gift, or send the link.