How does signing someone else's card work?
Someone sent you a link to sign a Greetopia card. This page explains what happens when you click it, whether you need an account, and what you can and cannot do as a signer.
I got a link to sign a card. Do I need to create an account?
No. Click the link, add your message and name, and you are done. No email, no password, no account required. It works the same way for every Greetopia card.
What can I add to the card as a signer?
You add a written message and your name. You can also add a photo, a GIF, or a YouTube video, and on premium cards a voice note.
Everything you add becomes part of the card and is visible to the other people signing it.
Can I see other people signatures before I sign?
Yes. When you open the card you see the signatures that have already been added, alongside the template design. That gives you a feel for the tone others are taking and helps you decide what to write.
Can I edit my message after I have signed?
While you are still on the card, yes: open your message and you can change the text or add a photo. Because signing does not use an account, once you leave the card you cannot come back and edit that message, so get it the way you want before you close the page.
Once the card is delivered, every message is locked so the recipient card does not change under them.
Can I remove my signature after signing?
Yes, while you are still on the card. You can delete your own message, and it does not affect anyone else or notify the person who created the card.
As with editing, this works while you are on the page. Signing does not create an account, so there is no way to return later and remove a message.
Does the recipient see my email address?
No. Signers appear on the card by name only. We do not collect your email when you sign, so nothing about you reaches the recipient beyond the name you type.
What if I want to sign more than one card for the same person?
That is fine. Each card is separate. You can sign as many cards as you are invited to, and the same person can receive several cards from different senders and different groups.