A Merry eCard Winter's Magic app for iPhone and iPad

Send a greeting card to your friends, family or anybody who needs it! Surprise them by sending the card by e-mail, share it on Facebook or print it.
This App contains 22 ready-to-use images for Christmas or winter time greetings. The images are photographed oil paintings, which were exclusively made for this App.
As a special bonus, you can use the App to apply imaging effects on any of your photos!

It is the simplest way to create a beautiful card:
- Choose one of the 22 themes or use your own pictures
- Add as many text as you need
- Apply special image effects on the theme image and on the inlay, if you like
- On the iPad you can even draw or do a handwritten message
- You can adjust the card layout before sharing
and then send as e-mail, share on Facebook or print it using AirPrint. Even printing to PDF and sending the document by e-mail is possible.

Yes, we really made it that simple to use.

The built-in image effects are on par with the majority of photo enhancement Apps found on the App store. You can save the modified image back to your photo library.
This means, that you can use this App to apply imaging effects on any of your images and then use them by other Apps.
There are 16 effects available: snow, frame, color flow, vignette, emboss, sketch, blur, haze, sharpen, sepia, mono color, gamma, saturation, contrast, exposure and brightness.

Any image you select or import is analyzed and best matching colors are suggested for background, effects and text colors.

You can, of course, select among all fonts available on the iPhone/iPad, change the position of the text, alter the size and the text alignment.
Straightforward printing by selecting the paper size and orientation. You have an envelope? Just select among the most common types and the printed card will fit in it.

You can adjust the layout of the card for e-mail or Facebook before sharing. Choose among additional 39 built-in images as a background or import your own images.

The example images you see in preview on the App Store are all images produced by the App - what you see is what you get.