Design a Chinese New Year card with your greeting, the year and zodiac animal you choose, and red-and-gold, paper-cut or ink-wash styling.
One generated Lunar New Year card with your greeting exactly as typed, the year and zodiac animal only if you supply them, and traditional motifs. Chinese characters must be checked by someone who reads them before sharing.
A long bilingual greeting, a year with the animal left empty and a business sign-off. Checks that no zodiac animal is inferred from the year, the four characters stay correct and the English stays readable.
Layered red paper-cut shapes and gold lettering, the classic New Year look for relatives and friends.
A cream background, one red lantern and clean type, for colleagues and clients.
Soft brush-ink branches and pink blossom for an elegant, quieter card.
The year and zodiac animal appear only as you entered them.
No decorative phrases, fu characters or seals are added beyond your text.
Gold on red or red on cream keeps the greeting readable.
English, Chinese or both. Short Chinese phrases are safest; everything is shown exactly as typed.
Both are optional. The template never works out the animal from the year.
A family or business name for the bottom of the card.
Review in Vizify first. After generating, ask someone who reads Chinese to check the characters.
It does not pick one. Type the animal you want shown, or leave it empty for none. Check the animal for your year first; some traditions call the same sign a goat, sheep or ram.
Yes, but keep them short, such as a four-character greeting. Image models make more mistakes with Chinese characters, so have someone who reads them check the result before you share it.
They celebrate the same festival. Use whichever name your recipients use in the greeting. The motifs here lean Chinese; for other traditions, describe the imagery you want in the additional direction.
Yes. Sign it with your business name and choose the modern lantern or ink wash direction for a more formal feel. The template adds no offers or red-envelope promotions.
It is made for sharing on screens. You can print the image yourself, but it is not a print-ready card, so print a test copy and check the characters first.
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