How to Write a Digital Love Letter

The 4-part structure

Use this lightweight outline. It keeps you honest and makes your message flow.

1. Hook One line that feels like you. Example: “You walked in with that stupid smile and my day reset.”
2. Memory A tiny story with details. One scene is enough. Example: “When we missed the train in Zug and ate fries on the floor.”
3. Why it matters Connect the memory to a feeling or promise. Example: “You make small moments feel like the point.”
4. Close Keep it warm and specific. Example: “Playlist below is our summer in three songs. See you Friday.”

Prompts that unlock real feelings

Pick one from each. Write one or two lines. Done.

Memory prompts

• “I still think about the time when…”
• “You didn’t notice, but I loved when you…”
• “The moment I knew I was safe with you was…”

Why-it-matters prompts

• “That’s when I realized…”
• “It made me want to…”
• “It showed me that you…”

Closing prompts

• “Here’s a song that feels like us.”
• “Open this on Friday at 19:00.”
• “I’m proud of you for…”

Make it feel alive online

Drop these blocks in the Creator to turn words into an experience:

• Text Your letter. Keep paragraphs short.
• Image One photo that belongs to the memory you wrote about.
• Spotify A song or playlist that sets the mood.
• Countdown Build hype for a date, gift, or trip.

Share the private link. Add a password if it’s just for them.

Quick checklist before you share

• Does the first line sound like you?
• Is there one specific scene instead of vague feelings?
• Did you connect it to why it matters?
• Is there a small surprise block? Image, song, or countdown.
• Read it out loud once. Fix anything that feels stiff.

FAQ

How long should it be?

Anywhere from 6 to 12 lines is perfect. Quality over length.

What if I’m not poetic?

Don’t be. Be specific and honest. That beats fancy every time.

Can I edit after sharing?

Right now, you have to delete your old site or create a new one in general to make edits.