Plan your fan card
Fan cards live on Instagram and at concerts — not in scrapbooks. We build the fan-card editor, and the design we steer everyone toward is the same everywhere: one Korean line, one design choice, one image. Three things, not thirty. Start by planning those three.
- One Korean line is enough
- Start with your bias's name
- Stick to the official member color
- Pick just one photo
- Postcard size travels best
Write the Korean message
The single Korean line carries the card. Pick one that fits your tone — calm admiration or full-volume love — and let it stand alone. For longer messages, see our K-pop fan letter guide.
- I love you (polite) — 사랑해요 Make this into a card
- I'll always cheer for you — 항상 응원할게요 Make this into a card
- You shine on stage — 무대 위에서 빛나요 Make this into a card
- I'm happy thanks to you — 덕분에 행복해요 Make this into a card
- I'm a forever fan — 영원한 팬이에요 Make this into a card
Design & layout
Design is about subtraction. The cards that get reshared on Weverse and Instagram have breathing room — not collage chaos. Pick two colors, three stickers max, and let the Korean line lead.
- Leave white space
- Handwriting shows sincerity
- Three stickers max
- Center the Korean line
- Two colors are enough
Final delivery
Cards travel two ways now: physical to fansigns, digital to social. Plan for both. The same Korean line works on paper and on a phone screen.
- Write the name on the envelope too
- Hand it over at fansigns
- Share it on Instagram too
- Don't forget the hashtags
- I'll wait for the next comeback too