Ramadan Greeting Cards and Mubarak Wishes

Design Ramadan greeting cards and Ramadan Mubarak wishes in minutes. Ready templates in Arabic and English, personalised with your own name.

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Ramadan Greeting Cards and Wishes

How do you send a Ramadan greeting that stands out?
Personalise it. Most Ramadan greetings circulating in a group are the same forwarded image, so a card carrying the recipient's name, or your own logo, is what makes it read as sent rather than forwarded. Start from a template and retype the greeting.

What can you design?

  • Ramadan Mubarak and Ramadan Kareem wishes

  • Cards addressed to a specific person

  • Company greetings with your logo

  • Instagram and WhatsApp status posts

  • Animated greeting videos

  • Greetings in Arabic, English or both

How do you customise a Ramadan greeting?
Replace the greeting wording, set it in an Andalusi Arabic calligraphy font, and add lanterns or crescents from the element library. Export it as a still card, or as an animated version when you want the greeting to move.

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How do I design a Ramadan greeting card?
Pick a Ramadan greeting template, retype the wording, add a name or logo, then export it for WhatsApp or Instagram. Every layer stays editable, so nothing has to be redrawn.
Are there animated Ramadan greeting templates?
Yes. A share of the Ramadan greetings come as animated designs you can export as video, which carries further in a group chat than another static image.
Can I add my name or my company name to the greeting?
Yes. The greeting text is live, so you can add a personal name, a family name or a company name and logo, in Arabic or English.
Are the designs free?
Many Ramadan greeting templates are free, and the rest come with an Andalusi subscription. You can open and preview any of them first.