Guides
For first timers and for teachers who run one every year, the things that change how the card turns out.
Where to start
If this is your first time, start with How it works. It covers the whole flow from creating to sharing to saving. If you are organizing a group, the Organizer guide is the practical one: how to plan the schedule, what to post in the group chat, and how to bring in the people who have not written.
If you cannot think of what to write, see Messages. If the board looks flat once everyone is done, see Decorating ideas. If you want to turn the finished card into a gift, see Print and frame. And if you are still deciding between paper and online, there is an honest comparison of the two.
- How it worksHow to make a group cardStep by step: create an online group card with no sign-up and decorate it together. Sticky notes, stickers, drawing and image export, every feature explained.
- Organizer guideRunning a group card for a big group, an organizer's checklistWhat the organizer does when gathering twenty or more people at work, school or a club. Scheduling, the group chat announcement, nudging, the deadline and the handover, in order.
- Messages60 message ideas for every occasionMessage examples for birthdays, farewells, graduations, thanks, encouragement and apologies. From one line to a long letter, plus how to make them your own instead of copying.
- Example galleryExample gallery, real boards and how they were decoratedSee real birthday, farewell and graduation boards exactly as they look on screen. Sticky note colors, handwriting fonts and doodles you can copy.
- Decorating ideasDecorating ideas, color combos, layouts and themesSticky note color combos, canvas layouts, stickers and doodles, and themes for birthdays, farewells and graduations. Ideas that work even without a design eye.
- Print and framePrinting your finished card, frames and photo booksTurn the PNG into a photo print, poster, frame or photo book. Resolution, aspect ratio, picking a size, and what to check before printing.
- Paper vs onlinePaper card or online card, what is the differenceHandwritten paper cards versus online cards gathered through a link. Which to pick for which occasion, and how to combine the two.
- Origins and cultureWhat "rolling paper" means in Korea and where it came fromWhere the Korean word "rolling paper" came from, why it took root in schools and offices, similar customs elsewhere, and how it moved online.
- FAQFAQCommon questions about the service. Sign-up, how many can join, how long cards are kept, editing and deleting, and saving as an image.