Your year on one card
A year is too long to retell and too good to forget. This page boils it down to six short answers: the best moment, the biggest win, something you learned, something you loved, a place that stayed with you and one word for the year.
The answers are laid out on a portrait card with a title, your name and one of three colour themes. You see it as you type, then save it as a PNG or send it through your phone's share sheet.
How to make the card
A couple of minutes and no account.
Pick the year, add your name if you like and choose the colours.
Answer the questions you want; empty lines simply stay off the card.
Download the picture, or share it straight from your phone.
What is on the card
Short, personal and made to be posted.
- Six prompts of up to 80 characters each
- Three colour themes: night, dawn and forest
- A title with the year and, if you like, your name
Who makes one
Anyone who likes ending the year with a look back.
Friends comparing their year in a group chat.
A couple writing down what they did together.
A teacher sending one to the class on the last day.
Anyone who wants a keepsake instead of a long post.
How the picture is made
The card is drawn on a canvas in your browser, so your answers are not uploaded or sent anywhere.
The last answers you typed are remembered in this browser, so you can come back and change them.
Good to know
The picture is a PNG of 1080 by 1350 pixels, a portrait shape.
Long answers are shortened to two lines on the card.
Tips
- Short answers look best: a few words beat a sentence.
- Make one card for the whole year and another for a single month.
Questions about the year summary picture
Is my picture stored anywhere?
No. It is drawn in your browser and goes nowhere unless you download or share it yourself.
Can I share it straight to an app?
On phones and browsers that support sharing files, the Share button opens the share sheet; otherwise use Download.
Can I change the language of the card?
The card uses the language of the page you are on, and your own answers stay as you typed them.
Do I have to fill in every line?
No. Lines left empty are skipped, and the card spaces out the rest.