Does JM4Y send the letter automatically?
No. Publish the page, copy its link and send it yourself. A countdown marks a date but does not send or schedule a message.
Ready to send your love letter online? Publish your finished page, copy its recipient link and send it yourself through the messaging app or email you already use. This checklist covers delivery, passwords and timing. If you have not made a page yet, start with the digital love letter maker.
A personal eCard and a longer letter use the same link-sharing process. The recipient does not need a JM4Y account to open a published page, but will need its password if you set one.
Paste the complete link into your conversation. A simple introduction is enough: “I made you something. Open it when you have a quiet minute.” Check the recipient before sending, especially if you also have a group chat with a similar name.
Use a recognizable subject such as “A little note for Friday.” Put the link in the message body and explain that it is a page you made. Avoid sending only an unexplained URL.
If you use an external QR tool, encode the published link. Scan the printed code on your phone before giving it to someone. A QR code points to the page; it does not preserve it after expiry.
For an anniversary morning or a long-distance surprise, decide when you will send the message in the recipient's time zone. A reminder in your own calendar can help you remember. JM4Y does not automatically send the link for you, and a countdown block does not schedule delivery.
Avoid publishing a free page weeks before the occasion: new pages expire after seven days unless protected with a Premium keep-forever slot. Check the expiry shown in your account and the current plan limits.
For a password-protected page, tell the recipient how to get the password. If you are concerned about forwarding, share the password separately from the link. Do not put a private password into a public caption.
Example message: “I made a small page for you. Here is the link. I will send the password separately; there is no rush to open it.”
If the page opens but its text is hard to read, use the phone-formatting checklist.
No. Publish the page, copy its link and send it yourself. A countdown marks a date but does not send or schedule a message.
No. They can open the published recipient link without a JM4Y account. If you set a password, they will need it.
Yes. Both can point to the same published page. The same password and expiry apply whichever channel you use.
No. A QR code only points to the link. New pages expire after seven days unless protected with a Premium keep-forever slot.
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.