What is a birthday color pattern?
An original design made from your birthday colors and those of your friends and family. Every couple, group or family gets a combination no one else has.
How to use it
Enter the birthdays and choose vertical stripes, horizontal stripes, gingham, tartan, madras, polka dots or hearts. “Wallpaper” has no text, “Square” is perfect for profile pictures or posts, and “Share image” includes the dates and color names.
Plaid from the whole family's colors
Choose “Gingham”, “Tartan” or “Madras”, and the birthday colors weave together like fabric. With the whole family's birthdays, you'll get a plaid that's yours alone.
Frequently asked questions
What is a birthday color?
Each of the 366 days of the year has its own color, inspired by traditional Japanese colors and the seasons, with a meaning. When you add a date, you'll see its color and meaning below the design.
How many people can I add?
Up to 8. Two is ideal for a couple, and 5 to 8 for a family or a group of friends.
What kinds of patterns are there?
Vertical stripes, horizontal stripes, gingham, tartan, madras, polka dots and hearts. You can also choose a white, cream or black background.
How do I make a plaid pattern with my family's colors?
Choose “Gingham”, “Tartan” or “Madras”: the birthday colors cross over each other like woven fabric, and every family gets a different plaid.
What can I use the pattern for?
As a phone wallpaper, a profile picture, to share on social media or by message, or printed as wrapping paper, a card or wall art for a kids' room.
Which images can I download?
“Save share image” includes the names, dates and colors; “Wallpaper” is just the pattern, in portrait format for your phone; and “Square” is for profile pictures or posts.
Do I have to enter names?
No. The name is optional: if you leave it blank, the date appears on the image. You can type names or roles like “Mom” or “Grandpa”.
Is it free? Is my data stored?
It's free with no sign-up, and you can save as many images as you like. Dates and names aren't sent to any server: everything is created in your browser.