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Originally, the tradition of exchanging printed cards for Valentine's Day came into prominence as a consequence of the printing press and less expensive postage rates. Ready-made cards were an easy way for people to express their emotions at a time when subtle emotions were the order of the day and direct expression of one's feelings was discouraged. Paper Valentine cards were very popular in England. Manufactured cards with images of Cupid and hearts were on sale by the end of the nineteenth century.


However, with the emerging of digital card, people can search online to make any kind card they want. Many online card makers or some card tools can enable users to create their own Valentines Cards by replacing text, images or adding other effects. All these are the basic functions the digital card can bring to you, but that?s not enough. Today, adopting the latest H5 technology, AmoLink develops an innovative card maker; all love story can be displayed dynamically here. You can also add your favorite music and YouTube video. Of course, many other amazing functions are waiting for you. It?s interesting to create Valentines Cards by your own with AmoLink tool. Explore now!

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