Which layout suits a short message?
Use a single letter with one optional photo. For two-sentence messages, browse the short love note examples.
Choose how your love letter website will unfold before arranging its blocks. Below are three page layouts with sample section orders and material to prepare. For the product overview and creation entry point, visit the digital love letter website maker.
Order: greeting → letter → photo and caption → closing line.
Use this when the words are the gift. Prepare a finished draft and one image that relates to it. For example, write about a rainy walk, then show the photo of your shoes drying by the door. Let the caption add context rather than repeat the letter.
Order: introduction → first memory → second memory → what connects them → closing.
Choose a small set of moments with different meanings. For example: the first meal you cooked, the move you managed together and the Sunday routine you kept afterward. Give each moment a caption explaining its place in the story. If you use a carousel, keep its photo order consistent with the text.
Order: short letter → invitation details → optional countdown → practical closing.
Prepare the plan before building the reveal. For a picnic invitation, include the day, meeting place and anything they need to bring. A countdown can mark the date, but it does not send the invitation or restrict when the page can be opened.
These are layout plans you assemble yourself, not one-click templates. Open the public example to see a finished page in use.
Keep the opening readable without sound. A song can accompany a memory, but the recipient should understand the page before pressing play. Check which blocks your plan includes before choosing a layout that depends on extras.
Once you have chosen an order, follow the step-by-step website-building tutorial. If your text is unfinished, use the letter writing guide. After publishing, use the sharing checklist.
Use a single letter with one optional photo. For two-sentence messages, browse the short love note examples.
No. Choose blocks that support your story. A countdown is useful when there is a real date to anticipate; music can remain optional.
No. They are suggested section orders you can assemble in the Creator using the blocks available on your plan.
Preview with your actual words and media, then follow the phone-formatting checklist to check spacing and readability.
Start with the words you want them to read. The free plan includes one live page with core blocks. New pages expire after seven days unless protected with a Premium keep-forever slot. Check features and limits before choosing extras.