How to Send Greeting Cards on Facebook

Sending greeting cards to your friends right from your Facebook profile is fun. Facebook has built-in animated cards for all occasions, including birthdays, holidays, parties, relationships, celebrations, and friendships. You'll find cards that are humorous, loving, sexy, funny, and edgy.

Send Birthday Card GIFs on Facebook

Facebook makes it easy to send animated birthday cards with any post. The collection is searchable and includes plenty of birthday wishes, both traditional and tongue-in-cheek.

1. Go to your friend's Facebook profile to post a message only to that friend.

2. Click in the Write something to [name] field to open a Create Post screen.

   

3. Type a message and select GIF at the bottom of the screen.

   

4. Type birthday in the search field at the top of the Choose a GIF screen.

   

5. Scroll through the search results and select a birthday GIF.

   

6. Add any additional comments you want to make and then choose Post.

   

7. If you prefer that additional people see the birthday message, start at your profile page. Click the What's on your mind field to open the Create Post screen.

   

8. Type an ampersand (@) and enter your recipient's name. Select the recipient from the list that opens.

9. Select the audience selector under your name to open the Select Audience window.

   

10. Choose the audience you want to see the birthday card.

    

11. As you do with a single recipient, select the GIF icon and add a birthday image. Tap Post to send the message to your recipient and others in the audience you selected.

Facebook Greeting Card Pages

You can also find Facebook Pages that can lead you to card-sharing websites that offer an assortment of cards for all occasions. To access these sites:

1. Go to your Facebook profile page.

2. Select the magnifying glass at the top of the screen and type birthday cards for Facebook in the search field.

   

3. In the search results sidebar, select Pages.

   

4. Scroll through the list of Pages and select one to go to its Facebook Page.

5. The Facebook Page showcases some of the card designs, and you are directed to a website or an app. Look for one that specifically mentions "Facebook" or "Share" for the most seamless approach. Many of the websites and apps have a Facebook button to link back to your friends' profiles. Follow the directions for the site or app.