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Caricature Invitation Brief Builder

Get your caricature right the first time — a photo checklist and a ready brief for our designers.

Works in your browser Nothing is saved on our servers Copy or send on WhatsApp

Caricature brief builder

Our designers draw your caricature by hand from your photos — there is no app that does it for you. Good photos and a clear brief are what get it right the first time. Tick the checklist, fill in the brief, and send it across.

1. Photo checklist

Ready score: 0 of 7.
Tick each point once that photo is actually in your gallery and ready to send.

Not every point applies to every order — for a pet, there is no hairstyle to match. Tick it anyway once you have decided it does not apply, so we know you have looked at it.

2. Who is in the picture?
3. The invitation
Style you have in mind
Pick one, or two if you want them mixed. Leaving it blank is fine too — write what you want in the background box instead.
Type the names, date, time and venue exactly as you want them printed — spellings included. This is what our designer copies, letter for letter.

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About your photos. This page does not upload anything — your photos go across on WhatsApp when you send them, and our design team sees them there. We use them only to draw your invitation. Your draft brief stays in this browser so you can come back to it, and "Start again" wipes it.

How to use it

  1. Tick off the photo checklist.
  2. Add the people, outfits and style you want.
  3. Send the brief on WhatsApp with your photos.

Frequently asked questions

How is the caricature made?

Our designers draw it by hand from the photos you send. There is no automatic filter.

What photos work best?

Clear, well-lit, front-facing photos of each person separately, sent at full quality rather than forwarded.

Can we ask for changes?

Yes. You see a draft first and can ask for corrections before the final version.