Craft your birthday message.
Describe your birthday card design including the artwork and the message you want to include, from a name and age to an inside joke. Add words like "playful" or "cozy" to shape the tone of the finished illustration.
Describe your card’s mood, colors, and message, and Adobe Firefly will turn it into custom birthday card art. Adjust the style until it feels right.
A cute birthday card illustrator turns your descriptions into finished birthday card art. Use phrases like “coral balloons” or “hand-lettered greeting” to guide your design and Firefly will create it for free right in your browser. Explore looks from soft watercolor blooms to bright geometric patterns, all shaped by your words.
Go to Adobe Firefly and sign in with your Adobe ID, or create a free account if you don’t have one yet. Select Generate Image from the home screen.
Write a prompt that names the mood, the colors, and any message you want on the card. For example, playful coral and mint illustration with balloons and a hand-lettered happy birthday message.
Choose an aspect ratio and use style options to fine-tune the palette, linework, and level of detail. Upload a reference image if you already have a look in mind. Style settings are available with Firefly Image 3 and Firefly Image 4.
Download your finished design as a PNG to send digitally, drop into a printed card template, or hand off to a stationer.
Set the colors, the message, and the mood in your prompt, from soft watercolor to bold geometric shapes. Adjust settings until the card matches the personality of the person it’s for.
Adobe Firefly brings together its own models with partner models including OpenAI, Google, FLUX, and more into one space. Compare a few birthday card looks side by side, then refine your favorite with precision tools before you’re done.
One studio carries you from a first prompt to a finished card. Generate a birthday card idea, refine it with precision tools, and iterate as many times as the celebration needs, all in Adobe Firefly.
Bring your finished birthday card into Adobe Express to build a matching envelope or social post, or polish fine text and details first in Photoshop on the web.