Send Grandparents a Voice Card
A photo of your kid's drawing, plus their voice telling the story — sent as a link that opens on any phone or computer. No app to install and no account to create on their end.
How to send one
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Add a photo or drawing
Snap a photo of a piece of paper artwork, or upload one you already have. No scanner needed — a phone photo works fine.
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Record one short message
Let your child tell the story in their own words — what it is, who's in it, why the dragon is purple. One take is all a card needs.
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Send the link
Text or email the voice card link. Grandma or Grandpa opens it in any browser and sees the picture while hearing the voice — no app to install and no account to create.
Try it in your browser — free
Make a voice card right now: upload a drawing, record a short message, and share the link. No account needed to open it.
Why it's a gift they'll keep
- Grandparents hear the story, not just see the drawing
- No app or account needed on their end — just open the link
- Takes about a minute to make, start to finish
- Works for any occasion — birthdays, holidays, or just because
- Their voice today is a keepsake — it changes every year
Frequently asked questions
Does Grandma or Grandpa need to download an app?
No. A voice card opens as a link in any web browser — on a phone, tablet, or computer. There's nothing to install and no account to create to open it.
Do I need the app to send one?
You can make and send a voice card for free right from the web, or use the Kids Create app if you want your child's drawings and voice cards saved together in one private gallery.
How long can the recorded message be?
One message, up to a minute. A short message that gets replayed is better than a long one that doesn't.
Can I send more than one card, like for every holiday?
Yes. There's no limit — make a new voice card any time there's a new drawing or a new occasion, from a birthday to a random Tuesday.
Is the link private?
Yes. Your saved artwork stays in your own private gallery and is never shared with anyone unless you choose to share a specific piece or card by sending its link.
What if the drawing was made on paper, not in the app?
That's the most common way to use it — take a photo of the paper drawing, then add the voice note to that photo. You can also clean up a rough photo first with the free Magic Art Scanner.
Drawing was on paper and the photo came out rough? Clean it up first with the free Magic Art Scanner, or read the full how Kids Create works walkthrough.