Internet, Networking, & Security Around the Web 30 30 people found this article helpful 8 Great Sites to Use for Sending Free Valentine Ecards Give your friends, relatives and coworkers something to smile about this V-day by Elise Moreau Freelance Contributor Elise Moreau is a writer that has covered social media, texting, messaging, and streaming for Lifewire. Her work has appeared on Techvibes, SlashGear, Lifehack and others. our editorial process Facebook Twitter Elise Moreau Updated on March 04, 2020 Around the Web Browsers Cloud Services Error Messages Family Tech Home Networking 5G Antivirus VPN Web Development Around the Web View More Tweet Share Email People have traditionally given paper Valentine cards to those they admire and care about on February 14th. These days, however, the internet makes it faster, easier, and a lot more fun. There are all sorts of sites that you can take advantage of to send free Valentine ecards to anyone you like. Everyone checks their email, sends texts and browses social media on a daily basis anyway, so why not? A digital Valentine card may not ever be a true replacement the traditional version, but it's a nice gesture nonetheless. Check out the list of sites below that offer some of the best choices. 01 of 08 Someecards What We Like Large selection. Funny cards. What We Don't Like Limited variety. Cartoonish designs. As one of the most popular e-card producers on the web, you’ll be sure to brighten someone's V-Day with a virtual card from Someecards. The graphics aren’t exactly incredible since they’re kept super simple, but that’s part of what makes them special and very identifiable on the web. If you know anyone who loves blunt and often vulgar humor, Someecards will be a sure-fire winner. Visit Someecards 02 of 08 JibJab What We Like Unique choices. Includes video cards. Goofy humor. What We Don't Like Some cards aren't tasteful. Registration required. Credit card required. Several years ago, it was a bit of a big trend to use JibJab, which is a fun little tool that allows you to paste photos of your face onto some dancing Christmas elves for a ridiculously entertaining and personalized video. Now, JibJab has dancing characters for the Valentine variety too. These are really fun if you want something a little different from the more basic Valentine e-cards, and there are lots of JibJab e-cards to choose from! Visit JibJab eCards 03 of 08 123Greetings What We Like Large selection of customizable cards. Share to social media. Animated ecards. What We Don't Like Limited variety. Limited support. Somewhat outdated designs. Need to send a more sentimental e-card instead of one that tries to make you laugh? 123Greetings can help you out with that. This site has a ton of sappy, affectionate or “lovey-dovey” e-cards to choose from—similar to the hardcopy ones you’d find in the card section of your local greeting card store. They're a great choice if your Valentine is expecting something really romantic! Visit 123Greetings 04 of 08 Hallmark What We Like Sort by tone or collection. Large variety of easy-to-personalize cards. Well-designed video cards. What We Don't Like Registration required. Only premium memberships offered. Credit card required. Even the biggest greeting card seller makes virtual ecards for you to send. That's right — you no longer have to spend half an hour at their retail store waiting for indecisive people to move out of the way so you can take a look at the hard copy cards because Hallmark has e-cards on its own website. Hallmark even has a great feature where you can personalize your handwriting for your e-cards using different fonts. Visit Hallmark eCards 05 of 08 justWink What We Like Well-designed cards. Creative 3D cards. Easy to personalize and send. What We Don't Like Limited selection. Registration required. Few traditional Valentine options. justWink's ecards are actually designed to look like real hard copy cards even when viewed on a computer or mobile device, which is a great feature that helps it stand out from some of the rest on this list. In fact, you even have the option to send your card by snail mail if you don't want to do it electronically. Just be aware that you have to use their free mobile apps for iOS and Android to design and send your card. Visit justWink 06 of 08 Lucidpress What We Like Register with email or Google. High-quality editor. Professional templates. What We Don't Like Free options limited. Minimal Valentine's templates. No ready-to-send options. Lucidpress is a free and powerful tool that gives you templates to work with for creating and personalizing your own Valentine ecards. It's a great option if you really want to get creative with customizing your e-cards so they look just right. You also have the option to create printable cards if that's more your style. Visit Lucipress 07 of 08 American Greetings What We Like Well-designed video cards. Some very funny cards. Large selection. What We Don't Like Registration required. Free and premium collections combined. Free trial requires credit card. American Greetings is one of the largest retail producers of hard copy greetings cards, offering up a great selection of free virtual e-cards on their website too. They have a wide variety to choose from, including e-cards for your sweetheart, for your kids, family, friends or anyone else. Whether you want your e-card to be romantic, funny or heartfelt, you should be able to find the right with American Greetings. Visit American Greetings 08 of 08 Dgreetings What We Like Large selection, great designs. Form to personalize cards. Easy and free to send. What We Don't Like Annoying pop-up ads. Pages load slowly. Outdated appearance. Feeling a little more on the romantic side and needing a little less humor in your Valentine e-card? Choose from a number of differently animated e-cards that come with romantic messages, video or music and add your own personal message as desired below the e-card. Space is unlimited for your personal message so write as much as you like! Visit Dgreetings