Why do greeting images arrive as an "unsupported file format"?

Many apps share a file type or link the messenger can't preview. Haru saves every card as a standard JPEG photo (1080×1350) and shares it as an image, so it shows up as a picture in the chat.

Do I have to watch ads to unlock cards?

No. Haru is free and supported by ads, but no card is locked behind a video ad and you are never sent away from the app to finish one.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Cards are created on your phone, so there is no server and no error screen when you're offline.

I mostly stumble on the ones I've used. Will cards repeat?

The message and background combination changes with the date, weekday, season, solar terms and holidays, so each day looks different. You can also pick from 100 messages and 19 backgrounds.

What if I don't have time to write something?

Today's card is ready when you open the app. Tap Send and you're done, or change a word or two first.

Can I write my own message?

Yes. Edit any message or write your own, then choose from 5 fonts, 8 colors, 19 backgrounds and a text position.

Is it easy for older parents to use?

There's no sign-up, today's card appears right away, and a large text option makes everything easy to read.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

Free with ads, no account. Saved cards and sent history stay on your phone.

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Good morning messages for every day of the week and season

A good morning message doesn't need to be long. One thing about today — the weekday, the weather, the season — plus one line that shows you care is enough. Use these as they are, or change a word or add a name to make them sound like you.

Messages for each day of the week

Day	Message
Monday	A fresh week starts today. Take it one step at a time — you've got this.
Tuesday	You made it through Monday. Wishing you a lighter, kinder Tuesday.
Wednesday	Halfway there! Pause for a warm cup of tea and a deep breath.
Thursday	The weekend is one step closer. Hope today brings plenty of smiles.
Friday	It's Friday! One more day and a relaxing weekend is yours.
Saturday	A slow Saturday morning — sleep in and enjoy every minute.
Sunday	Easy Sunday vibes. Spend it with the people you love.

Seasonal good morning messages

Spring: "The sun is warm and the blossoms are out. May your day bloom too." / "Mornings are still chilly — stay cozy and have a lovely day."

Summer: "It's getting hot out there. Drink plenty of water and stay cool." / "Rainy season is here — watch your step and stay dry."

Autumn: "High skies and a cool breeze — a perfect morning for a walk." / "Wishing you a day as rich and colorful as autumn."

Winter: "The air is crisp this morning. Bundle up before you head out." / "A cold white morning, but a warm heart. Have a cozy day."

One-liners for the weather

Sunny: "Have a day as bright as this sunshine." · Rainy: "Don't forget your umbrella — enjoy a calm, rainy day." · Snowy: "Roads are slippery, take it slow." · Hazy: "Air quality is poor today, take care of yourself."

Seasonal days and holidays

Start of spring: "Spring officially begins today. May good things sprout for you." · Summer solstice: "The longest day of the year — may your happiness last just as long." · Winter solstice: "The longest night is here; brighter days are on the way." · Holidays: "Wishing you a warm, joyful holiday with your family." See the 24 solar terms guide for more.

Tips for sending

Send between 7 and 9 a.m., when people are waking up.
Use a general message in group chats and add a name for one-to-one chats.
Rotate by weekday and season so you don't repeat the same image.
A picture stands out more than text — send it as a photo, not a file.

In Haru Greetings

Especially if you don't have time to write, Haru has today's card ready: it reads the date, weekday, season and solar terms, and offers 100 messages in 11 moods. Edit it or write your own, pick a font and background, and send it as a photo.

Today's message, already on a card

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