Eid Invitation Card Maker
Create shareable Eid party, dinner, and dawat invitation cards. Customize with your event details, choose a theme, and share on social media or WhatsApp.
The Eid Invitation Card Maker is a free, browser-based tool that turns your event details into a ready-to-send Eid invitation. Enter the host, occasion, date, time and venue, pick one of four Islamic-themed designs, and it renders a 1080×1080 card you can download as PNG or share straight to WhatsApp — with nothing uploaded to a server.
How the Eid Invitation Card Maker Works
This free Eid invitation card maker lets you create stunning, shareable invitations for your Eid celebrations in seconds. Enter your host name, select the event type, add the date, time, and venue, and optionally write a personal message. Choose from four professionally designed card themes, each featuring Islamic-inspired decorative elements like crescents, stars, and lanterns drawn with canvas graphics. The card renders live as you type at 1080x1080 pixels, the ideal size for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp sharing.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server, no account is needed, and your event details remain completely private. Download the invitation as a high-quality PNG image, copy it to your clipboard, or share it directly on WhatsApp and Facebook with a single click.
Eid Party Planning Tips
Planning a memorable Eid gathering starts with sending invitations early. Share your digital invitation card at least one week before Eid so guests can plan accordingly. For an Eid dinner, plan your menu around traditional favourites like biryani, roast, firni, and semai. Set up a welcoming space with fairy lights and crescent decorations. For an Eid party with children, consider organising games, a Salami station, and a dessert table. Keep a guest list to ensure you prepare enough food, and always have extra chairs and plates ready. A beautifully designed digital invitation sets the tone and builds excitement for the celebration.
Digital vs Paper Invitations
Digital invitations have become the preferred choice for Eid gatherings, especially when guests are spread across cities or countries. They are free to create, instant to deliver, and environmentally friendly. A digital card shared on WhatsApp reaches the recipient in seconds, complete with all the event details they need. Paper invitations still hold a special charm for formal events and can be printed from the same PNG download this tool provides. The 1080x1080 resolution ensures crisp output whether displayed on a screen or printed on cardstock. Many families now use both: a digital invitation for quick sharing and a printed version as a keepsake.
Eid Dawat Traditions in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, the Eid dawat (feast invitation) is a cornerstone of Eid celebrations. Families invite relatives, neighbours, and friends for elaborate meals featuring biryani, polao, rezala, korma, and sweets like rasmalai and jorda. The tradition of going house to house for dawats creates a festive atmosphere that lasts for days. Elders host the main gathering, while younger families prepare smaller get-togethers. Sending a proper invitation, whether verbal or written, is considered a sign of respect and hospitality. With this digital Eid invitation card maker, you can honour that tradition while reaching guests instantly through modern channels like WhatsApp and social media.
What to Put on an Eid Invitation — and When to Send It
An Eid invitation carries less information than a wedding card but the omissions are the same ones that generate a dozen follow-up messages. Six fields cover almost every case: who is hosting, which occasion it is (Eid al-Fitr dawat, Eid al-Adha lunch, a family reunion), the date, the start time, the full venue address, and an RSVP contact. Two extras save the most confusion in practice — say whether children are included, and give a rough end time so guests with several dawats in one day can plan the order.
On timing, send digital invitations about a week ahead, then a short reminder the evening before. Eid dates move with the moon, so the safest wording is the Gregorian date plus “subject to moon sighting” when you are inviting for the first or second day of Eid. Expected dates for the next cycle are below; local sighting committees confirm the actual day, and Ramadan running 29 or 30 days can shift everything by one.
| Occasion | Expected date | Hijri |
|---|---|---|
| Eid al-Fitr 2027 | 9–10 March 2027 | 1 Shawwal 1448 |
| Eid al-Adha 2027 | 16 May 2027 | 10 Dhul Hijjah 1448 |
Dates are astronomical expectations and are always subject to local moon sighting. Updated 2026-08-31.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create an Eid invitation card?
Enter your host name, select the event type (dinner, party, dawat, or reunion), add the date, time, and venue, then choose a card theme. The invitation card generates instantly. Download it as PNG or share directly on WhatsApp and Facebook.
What size is the invitation card?
The card is 1080x1080 pixels, the standard square format for Instagram and Facebook posts. It also works perfectly for WhatsApp sharing and can be printed on cardstock for physical invitations.
Can I share the invitation via a link?
Yes. Click the Share Link button to generate a URL that contains all your event details. When someone opens the link, they see your invitation card pre-filled with all the information, ready to download or share further.
Is my event information private?
Absolutely. Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API. No data is sent to any server. Your host name, venue, and event details stay on your device unless you choose to share the card yourself.
Can I use this for Eid-ul-Adha too?
Yes. The tool works for both Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha celebrations. The card displays "Eid Mubarak" which is appropriate for both occasions. Simply update the date and event details for whichever Eid you are celebrating.
What languages are shown on the card?
The card displays both Arabic calligraphy (Eid Mubarak in Arabic script) and Bengali (Eid Mubarak in Bangla) alongside the English text. This makes the invitation meaningful for Bangladeshi and South Asian audiences.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create an Eid invitation card?
Enter your host name, select the event type such as dinner, party, or dawat, add the date, time, and venue, then choose a card theme. The invitation card generates instantly. Download it as PNG or share directly on WhatsApp and Facebook.
What size is the invitation card?
The card is 1080x1080 pixels, the standard square format for Instagram and Facebook posts. It also works perfectly for WhatsApp sharing and can be printed on cardstock for physical invitations.
Can I share the invitation via a link?
Yes. Click the Share Link button to generate a URL that contains all your event details. When someone opens the link, they see your invitation card pre-filled with all the information, ready to download or share further.
Is my event information private?
Absolutely. Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API. No data is sent to any server. Your host name, venue, and event details stay on your device unless you choose to share the card yourself.
Can I use this for Eid-ul-Adha too?
Yes. The tool works for both Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha celebrations. The card displays Eid Mubarak which is appropriate for both occasions. Simply update the date and event details for whichever Eid you are celebrating.
What should an Eid invitation include?
Six fields cover almost every gathering: who is hosting, which occasion it is (Eid al-Fitr dawat, Eid al-Adha lunch, family reunion), the date, the start time, the full venue address, and an RSVP contact. Two extras save the most confusion — say whether children are included, and give a rough end time so guests attending several dawats in one day can plan the order.
When is Eid in 2027?
Eid al-Fitr 2027 is expected on 9 or 10 March 2027 (1 Shawwal 1448), depending on whether Ramadan runs 29 or 30 days, and Eid al-Adha 2027 is expected on 16 May 2027 (10 Dhul Hijjah 1448). Both are astronomical expectations confirmed by local moon sighting, so when inviting for the first day of Eid it is safest to print the Gregorian date and add "subject to moon sighting".