Printable Valentine's Cards: 15 Free Designs

Free printable Valentine's Day cards: 15 PDF designs, to fold for your partner or to cut out for classmates. Type a name if you like: it prints on the cards.

The cards for your partner print on a landscape sheet that you fold in half: the illustration on the front, the inside left blank for your own words. The classroom cards come four to a sheet, each with a little pun, and three of them also come in black and white, to color before giving them.

See the 15 designs

Valentine's Cards for Your Partner

Print in landscape and fold in half: the illustration on the front, a blank inside to write your message by hand.

Printable: Lovebirds — Lovebirds Print (PDF)

Printable: Cats Under the Moon — Cats Under the Moon Print (PDF)

Printable: Heart Hot Air Balloon — Heart Hot Air Balloon Print (PDF)

Printable: Two Coffees — Two Coffees Print (PDF)

Printable: Foxes in the Snow — Foxes in the Snow Print (PDF)

Printable: Roses and a Love Letter — Roses and a Love Letter Print (PDF)

Classroom Valentine's Cards for Kids

Four cards to a sheet, to cut out, each with a pun and room to write who it's for.

Printable: Teddy Bear — Teddy Bear Print (PDF)

Printable: Dinosaur — Dinosaur Print (PDF)

Printable: Penguin — Penguin Print (PDF)

Valentine's Cards to Color

The same classroom cards in black and white: kids color them before giving them.

Printable: Kitten (to color) — Kitten (to color) Print (PDF)

Printable: Teddy Bear (to color) — Teddy Bear (to color) Print (PDF)

Printable: Owl (to color) — Owl (to color) Print (PDF)

Make it a bigger gift: a comic book of your couple

A personalized 24-page comic book that tells your story, with both of your faces as the characters: how you met, the trips, the habits only the two of you know. You create it by chatting for about ten minutes with our AI scriptwriter, and the cover and first page are free to preview.

From $45.99 Free preview: the cover and the first page, before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Printing, names, folding: what to know.

How do I print and fold the Valentine's card?

Print the PDF in landscape, on slightly heavier paper if you can (cardstock works well), then fold the sheet in half along the dotted line: the illustration ends up on the front and the inside stays blank for your message.

Can I add a name to the card?

Yes: type the name at the top of the page and it prints on every card. "For Emma" on the cards for your partner, "From: Emma" on the classroom cards, so your child only has to write who each one is for.

How many classroom cards are on a sheet?

Four identical cards per sheet, to cut out along the dotted lines. Print as many sheets as you need for the whole class.

Are these Valentine's cards free?

Yes, free and with no sign-up, for home or the classroom.