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The photo is only used to generate your invitations and is deleted from our servers as soon as we deliver them. It's automatic and you get a message confirming it. We don't share it or use it for anything else.
You get 4 different versions precisely so there's always one you'll love. If something's off, email us at hello@dearyou.ai and we'll fix it. Don't worry — you'll have truly unique invitations.
Yes. As soon as you upload the photo and pick a universe, the assistant generates them right away. Usually it takes about 10 minutes; at peak times, up to 15.
All 4 invitations (image + party details) are perfect for your phone, group texts, and social. If you also want the image in top quality to print big or frame, you can add the 4K version for +$2.50 in the chat. The 4K version is your little one's image at maximum resolution (without the event text).
Inside the chat a button opens a secure Stripe screen. You pay by card and, when you return, the assistant continues with your order. We never see your card details.
Not yet, pets are coming very soon. Right now we make invitations and birthday cards for kids.
Nothing. Everything happens right here, chatting with the assistant. No apps, no accounts, no wasted time.
You probably call them your little monster already. For one October, they get to be one on purpose.
These little monsters Halloween birthday invitations are made for the preschool and early grade school crowd: furry, green, polka-dot, wearing party hats, and not scary to anybody. Your kid stars in each scene with their own face, made from the photo you send. And we always delete the photo after delivery. Promise.
Ask a four-year-old to draw a monster and you'll get something with six eyes and arms growing out of its head. There's no wrong answer, and kids that age love a game they can't lose.
That's why this theme works so well from about four to seven. No story to follow, no character to recognize, nothing that's actually frightening. Counting the eyes is the whole game.
The party gets easier too. A bag of candy eyes from the baking aisle turns plain sugar cookies into monsters, and that's forty-five minutes of kids glued to the kitchen table. Some of the eyes even make it onto the cookies.
By nine or ten, kids want less fuzz and more noise, which is exactly what the garage band idea is for.
The furry three-eyed little monster blowing out candles is the most birthday of the bunch, a sweet pick at five. The little monster party under the bed takes the spot that feels spooky at lights-out and fills it with a party, just right for a six-year-old who still checks under there.
The green little monster blowing bubbles is the gentlest, made for four-year-olds. The polka-dot little monster decorating cookies goes hand in hand with that cookie table. The little monster parade in party hats is for when the whole class is invited. And the little monster band playing in the garage is for ten-year-olds who'd like the volume turned up.
Consider these a starting point. If your kid already has a monster in mind, tell us about the party in your own words.
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