How to Make Pokémon Birthday Cards and Gift Tags
Make a Pokémon birthday card with the recipient’s favourite character, a short message and a clear age or name. For a matching gift tag, use the same character and repeat one colour from the card.
Choose the right birthday clipart
- A ready-made celebration scene. The six-design Pokémon Birthday Clipart Bundle includes Pikachu, Eevee, Charizard, Squirtle and Mewtwo scenes, with a separate Pikachu first-birthday design. It includes seven SVG files and six transparent PNGs.
- A specific age. Pick the Pikachu age pack or Eevee age pack for ages 1–10. Each includes 15 SVG and PNG graphics across ages and family phrases.
- A custom name or phrase. The 43-graphic Birthday Letters & Numbers kit gives you individual letters and digits to arrange in your own design.
Make a birthday card and matching gift tag
- Open a blank 5 × 7 inch card layout. If your editor uses pixels, 1,500 × 2,100 at 300 pixels per inch matches that print size.
- Place the transparent Pokémon PNG near the bottom or side. Leave a clear area for the name and greeting.
- Add the recipient’s name as text. If the artwork already shows the age, use a short greeting to keep the layout easy to read.
- Make a smaller tag with the same illustration and colour. Print one test page at actual size and check your margins before cutting.
Happy 7th birthday, Alex!
Hope your day is full of adventures.
Can I print it and add my own message?
Yes. Use the PNG in a blank card layout and add your message as text. You can open the SVG in a compatible vector editor if you want to resize the artwork. The ZIP supplies the character art or lettering graphics for your own layout.
Browse Pokémon birthday SVG and PNG clipart by character and age. Planning the party itself? Make a Pokémon birthday invitation with Pikachu clipart and use the example wording for date, location and RSVP.