How to use the message ideas
Choose an occasion, then narrow it down by tone: warm for close friends and family, funny for people who share your sense of humour, formal for colleagues, clients and people you know less well, and short when the card has little room or you plan to add a line of your own. Search looks through every message, so try a word such as "team", "proud" or "cake".
Copy puts the message on your clipboard. Open Add names and a sign-off to have "Dear Sam," and your sign-off and name added around it. Those names stay in your browser's local storage on this device only.
Making a message your own
A borrowed sentence works best as a starting point. Add one specific detail: a shared memory, the name of the new baby, the thing you will miss about a colleague. For sympathy cards, simple and sincere is kinder than clever, which is why there are no jokes in that section; naming the person who died and offering one concrete kind of help (a meal, a lift, a walk) means a great deal. If you need a thank-you note rather than a one-liner, the thank-you note builder writes a full note from a few details.