Free Online Get Well Soon Card for Coworkers
A teammate is out sick or recovering? Make one get well soon card the whole team can sign, from any office or time zone. Share a link in Teams, Slack or email and collect messages, photos and GIFs. No sign-up needed to sign.
Free. No sign-up required for contributors. Takes 2 minutes to set up.
See How It Looks
This is a live sample with made-up messages. Scroll through, open a message's menu to try editing it, or tap Share Invite Link to see how you'd invite the team. Nothing you change is saved.
Get well soon!
A virtual get well soon card from the whole team
When someone is off sick, a group get well soon card lets everyone send their wishes at once, wherever they work. Create the card, share one link, and each person adds a message, photo or GIF from their phone or laptop. Send it when everyone has signed.
Keep it short, warm and light. Say you're thinking of them and that work is covered, and skip questions about when they'll be back.
Everything You Need for a Great Get Well Soon Card
Built for teams who want a beautiful card without the hassle.
The Whole Team Can Sign
One link for everyone, across every team, site and time zone. No per-person fees.
Share in Teams, Slack or Email
Post the link where your team already talks. Nobody needs an account to sign.
Photos & GIFs
Add team photos and the GIFs that make them smile. Keep it light.
Send It When You Choose
Send it straight away on the free plan, or schedule delivery for a set date and time with Premium, for example their first day back or a day they'll want cheering up.
Keep It a Surprise
Share the link only with the people signing, and ask them not to forward it. Your teammate sees the card when you send it.
A Card They Keep
They get their own link to the card, and with Premium you can also download a high-res JPG or a PDF booklet to print.
Get well soon card questions
- What should I write in a get well soon card for a coworker?
- Keep it short, warm and positive. Say you're thinking of them, that work is covered, and that they should focus on getting better. A light joke or a favourite memory works well. Avoid asking when they'll be back or going into medical detail.
- How do I make a group get well soon card online?
- Click "Create Get Well Soon Card", add your teammate's name, then share the invite link with the team. Everyone adds a message, photo or GIF, and you send it when you're ready.
- Do people need an account to sign?
- No. Contributors click the link, write their message and submit. No sign-up, no password, no app.
- Can we keep it a surprise and send it later?
- Yes. Share the link only with the people signing, and ask them not to forward it. On the free plan you can send it instantly. With Premium (a one-time upgrade for the card) you can schedule it for a specific date and time.
- Is it okay to send a card for a serious illness or surgery?
- Yes, as long as the tone is kind and supportive. Keep messages simple and warm, offer support rather than advice, and skip anything that could put pressure on them to reply. If you're unsure, ask their manager or a close colleague what they're comfortable with being shared.
- How many people can sign?
- There's no limit. The free plan includes unlimited signers, so the whole department or company can join in.
Send them a card from the whole team
Free. No sign-up required for contributors. Takes 2 minutes to set up.
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