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Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize

Make a birthday card with the birthday child’s name on it in a minute. This printable card has a smiling cupcake and balloon and a message you can change. Teachers can paste the class list and print a birthday card for every child, ready for each birthday of the year.

A card for every birthday in the class: paste the names, print them all.

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Printable birthday card with a smiling cupcake, a balloon and a birthday message

Choose a style

Sunshine and Starry night are party favorites; every style works for a birthday.

  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Blossom
    Blossom
  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Sunshine
    Sunshine
  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Starry night
    Starry night
  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Garden
    Garden
  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Hearts
    Hearts
  • Printable birthday cards for kids: free to personalize · Festive
    Festive

Birthday card messages for kids

For a friend or classmate

  • Happy birthday! Have the best day ever!
  • Wishing you cake, games and lots of fun!
  • Happy birthday to an awesome friend!

From a teacher

  • Happy birthday! We are so lucky to have you in our class.
  • Have a wonderful birthday — you make our class brighter!

A birthday card for every child in the class

Many teachers like every child to get a card on their birthday, including children with summer birthdays who celebrate in June or at the start of the year. Paste your class list once in September, print the whole set in color or in black and white, and keep the cards in a folder. On the day, the class can sign the card together and the birthday child takes it home.

  1. Paste the names

    One name per line: every child gets their own card, two cards to a sheet.

  2. Write one message

    Keep it short so there is room for the whole class to sign.

  3. Print, cut and store

    Cut along the dashed line and file the cards by month, ready for each birthday.

Celebrating big? Make a birthday magazine all about the birthday child, and paper blind bags as party favors.

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Frequently asked questions

What do you write in a birthday card for a child?

Their name, a happy birthday wish and something you like about them — then sign it. For example: “Happy birthday, Aisha! You are the funniest friend. Love, Maya.”

Can teachers print birthday cards for the whole class?

Yes. Paste the class list and download one PDF with a card for every child, two to a sheet. Keep them ready for each birthday.

Are these birthday cards free?

Yes. Edit and preview for free, then sign in with Google to download the PDF.