Do these work on her phone?

Yes. Every template is designed for a phone held in one hand. It opens in the browser on iPhone or Android, with nothing to install.

Which one is fastest?

The Question takes about ten minutes. Flowers takes fifteen. The Magazine takes longer if you want to choose photos carefully, but a cover, a letter and a few reasons can be done in twenty minutes.

Each template is its own page, but you can switch templates at any time and your photos and words carry over. If you want two, make two: a bouquet today and a magazine for the anniversary.

Will she see a watermark?

No. The small preview watermark only appears for you, inside the editor while you build. The page she opens has none.

Guide

Cute websites to send your girlfriend (made by you, not a template)

The cute websites that go around on TikTok are mostly generic: a button, a heart, no photos, no names. They are fun for thirty seconds. A page with her photos, her name on it, and a line only she would understand is fun for years, and it takes about the same effort to send.

Here are six ideas, each built from one of Longlove's five templates: Flowers, The Magazine, The Question, The Ticket and Under the Same Sky. Pick one, add your own photos and words, preview it privately on your phone, and pay $9.99 once to send the link.

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1. Digital flowers with your letter inside

Flowers is a hand-drawn bouquet with a small letter tucked among the stems. She taps the letter and your words open out of it. Choose pink, peach or lilac, whichever she would pick for herself, and write the letter like a text you would send on a good day. It is the quickest way to send something that feels like a gift and not a message, and it works across any distance or time zone.

2. The moon on the night you met

Inside the Flowers page, enter the date you met, or your first date, and the page draws the moon exactly as it looked that night. It takes one date field. It is the detail people remember: nobody else will ever send her that exact moon. If you are not sure of the date, check the timestamp on your first messages, or ask a friend who was there.

3. A daisy with a reason on every petal

Also in Flowers: a daisy she pulls petals off, one at a time, and each petal shows one reason you love her. It is a tiny game with a payoff, and it makes the page something she plays with and not just something she reads. Write the reasons the way you would say them in passing, not the way you would write them in a card. A few should make her laugh.

4. A magazine with her on the cover

The Magazine is about ten pages: a cover with her name and a photo, your letter, your story, nine reasons on hearts that flip over, photo pages with a photobooth strip and film strips, and your songs on a spinning vinyl. Choose Cherry for the romantic one, Blush for the soft one and Noir for the one who would roll her eyes at pink. It is the most complete of the six, and the one she will reread.

5. A date invitation with a runaway No

The Question opens as an envelope that bursts into flowers and asks something, like 'Will you go on a date with me?', with a Yes and a No that runs away from her thumb. Put the plan under Yes, up to 60 characters: 'Saturday, 7, wear something warm'. When she taps Yes a heart of flowers fills her screen and you get an email. It is the fastest of the six, and it works whether you have been together a week or a decade.

6. A boarding pass for the next visit

If you are long distance, The Ticket is a boarding pass with her name and your two cities. She tears it open and a little plane flies from your city to hers while the miles count up. There is a countdown to landing, your big line, a letter in an airmail envelope and up to six photos as polaroids and stamps. The flight details are made up, so it keeps your real booking private.

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