ONE - Photo Birthday Invitation

Size: 5x7 in · Files: PDF · Editable in: Corjl

A photo invitation for a first birthday at 5 × 7 in — 12.7 × 17.8 cm in metric: your child's photograph sits inside the blush woodland design, with "ONE" and the party details, and a matching backside design is included. You add the photo and the wording in Corjl; the frame and the artwork do not move, and neither size nor orientation is adjustable.

What you get

• 5 × 7 in photo invitation template with a photo area built into the design
• Matching 5 × 7 in backside design
• A PDF download from Corjl, ready to print

The photo

The artwork is prepared at 300 DPI, so the print is only as sharp as the picture you place in it. Use the original from your phone or camera rather than a screenshot or a file sent through a messaging app, and check the face at 100% zoom before you download — a portrait crop that fills the frame reads better at 5 × 7 in than a full-body shot.

Editing and printing

Corjl opens in a browser, on a phone, tablet or laptop, with no software to install; place the photo, type the details, then save a PDF. Several invitations can go on one Letter or A4 sheet in the same PDF, which keeps the photo printing consistent from card to card. Template access lasts 90 days and we extend it if you ask.

Print at 5 × 7 in: photo labs handle this size natively, and at home the multi-up PDF on 21.6 × 27.9 cm Letter card gives you a sheet you cut apart.

What is not included

• No printed cards, no envelopes and no photo — you supply the picture
• No retouching or cropping by us

Same design, other pieces

• ONEdeerful Birthday Invitation — the same design without a photo
• First Birthday Milestone Poster — for the party table
• Watercolor Woodland: all the pieces

Photo and printing questions

Can I move the photo or make it bigger?

You place your photo in the frame the design provides; the layout around it stays fixed. Artwork and layout are locked, so the frame does not move; choose a photo whose subject is already framed the way you want it.

Will a phone photo print well at 5 × 7 in?

Usually yes — a recent phone photo carries more pixels than a 5 × 7 in at 300 DPI needs. The risk is a photo that has been cropped small or re-shared, which loses pixels before it reaches us.

Can I print this at home?

Yes, through the multi-up PDF on Letter or A4 card. Photo paper works too, but card stock takes a pen for the addressing.