Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards
Look, I get it - cards are expensive. But never fear, I’m always on the lookout to find a more affordable way to do things. In this golden age of the internet, there are so many free versions of just about anything you could think of. I’ve scoured through Pinterest to find the cutest freebies around.
Pro-tip: make sure to save the file in the highest resolution possible. Download from Dropbox if possible or save the image to your desktop. Whatever you do, don’t screenshot. We don’t want any pixelation!
Card mix from Jane - This set of downloadables has a card for everyone. Your boo, best friend or even parents! Star Wars fans, be sure to check this set out: there’s a cute card for your favorite Jedi. To make your life easier, I found the direct link to the Dropbox to download the cards as well.
Valentine Paper Fortune Cookies from Evermine Occasions - I automatically love most things in fortune cookie format, so I felt it necessary to include these. Here’s the direct link to the printing page, where you can select the color of your choice.
Emoji Cards from 730 Sage Street - These seem to be geared toward a younger audience, and they could make a great set for a classroom. With the solid number of valentines to choose from, it’s fun to assign everyone their own custom emoji. Here’s the PDF page to print.
Sweet & Punny Valentine’s Day Cards from Stuffed Suitcase - For the punniest person in your life, make sure to check out these foodie cards to remind them you donut know what you’d do without them. Here’s the link to the first download page, but make sure to scroll down to get the links to all of them!
Lumberjack Plaid cards from Kaylee Eylander - These cards are a little more rough and tough than the others, but still a very cute way to wish your *deer* a happy Valentine’s Day. Click here for your PDF.
Choose your cards wisely. You don’t want to waste any ink!