Valentine's Day · Sunday, 14 February 2027
A Valentine's card they have to play
How well do you really know me?
Five questions about you, three options each. Every answer, right or wrong, unlocks a polaroid memory. A heart meter gives the verdict, the last question has only yes answers, and a wax-sealed letter opens with your message. Built in five minutes, sent as one link.
- Five questions you write
- Five polaroid memories
- One link on WhatsApp
At a glance
A Valentine's card that asks how well they know you
How Well Do You Know Me? is a playable Valentine's Day card. You write five questions about yourself, three options each, and tick the right one; they answer on their phone. Every answer, right or wrong, unlocks a polaroid memory with your caption. A heart meter adds up the score and gives a verdict, then the last question, Will you be my Valentine?, has only yes answers. A wax-sealed letter opens with your message, and the finale lays all five polaroids out. It takes about five minutes to build in the browser and is sent as one private link on WhatsApp or Instagram, or exported as a video.
Questions
Five, three options each
Photos
Five polaroids with captions
Length
About two minutes to play
Wrong answers
Still unlock the memory
Formats
9:16 and 16:9, plus video export
Music
Soft piano, or your own track
Share
One link, no app
Price
Free to build and preview
Try it with their name
Play the quiz, right here
Type their name and yours. The real card plays in the phone with the example questions; tap an answer, watch the polaroid slide in, get your verdict, break the seal.
- Five questions, three options each; a polaroid after every one.
- The last question has no wrong answer.
- Soft piano, or any track from the library.
How it plays
Six beats, one envelope
Every beat is one tap on their phone, and every beat holds one thing you wrote.
Beat 1
A sealed envelope
Their name on a crimson wall, a cream envelope with a wax seal, and the line that starts it: how well do you really know me? One tap breaks the seal.
Your words here
Their name and your opening line.
Beat 2
Five questions about you
Each question sits on a taped paper card with three answers. A right answer gets a cheer, a wrong one gets a gentle nudge, and either way a polaroid memory slides in with your caption.
Your words here
Five questions, three options each, the right one ticked, and a photo with a caption for every question.
Beat 3
The heart meter
The score fills a heart meter and a verdict lands: certified soulmate, dangerously close, pretty good honestly, or we need more dates, starting this week.
Your words here
Nothing to fill in; the verdict is written by the score.
Beat 4
The only question that matters
Will you be my Valentine? Three options, and every one of them is a yes. Hearts burst, and the card says: I knew it.
Your words here
The question, if you want to word it your way.
Beat 5
The letter under the seal
A second envelope, a second seal. Inside, your letter on cream card stock, signed by you.
Your words here
Your letter and your name.
Beat 6
Every memory on the wall
Happy Valentine's Day, and all five polaroids laid out together, slightly askew, like a wall in your room. A replay button for the second go.
Your words here
The closing line.
What to ask
Questions that make the quiz
A few from each set. The full list, 7 sets and 66 questions, is on the quiz questions page.
✨ Our firsts
- ♥ Where did we first meet?
- ♥ What was I wearing the first time you saw me?
- ♥ What was our first date?
- ♥ Who said I love you first?
🍜 My favourites
- ♥ What's my comfort food?
- ♥ What's my coffee or chai order?
- ♥ What's my favourite song right now?
- ♥ Which movie can I rewatch forever?
🙃 My habits & quirks
- ♥ What do I say when I'm annoyed?
- ♥ What do I do when I can't sleep?
- ♥ How many alarms do I set?
- ♥ What's my most-used emoji?
💞 About us
- ♥ What's our song?
- ♥ What's our biggest inside joke?
- ♥ Which fight did we laugh about later?
- ♥ What's the pet name I use when I'm being sweet?
🔮 The future
- ♥ Where do I want to travel with you next?
- ♥ What's my dream house like?
- ♥ What would I name a dog?
- ♥ What's the one thing on my bucket list?
🎲 Just for fun
- ♥ What am I most scared of?
- ♥ Which celebrity do I secretly think I look like?
- ♥ What's my karaoke song?
- ♥ What would I be arrested for?
Writing the questions
Five rules for a quiz they will love
- 1
One right answer, two near-misses
The wrong options should be plausible. "Maggi at 2 AM" versus "Mom's rajma chawal" is a real choice; "Maggi" versus "concrete" is not.
- 2
Make the memory the reward
Each question unlocks a polaroid. Pick the photo first, then write the question that leads to it. The caption is where you get to be soft.
- 3
Start easy, end with a feeling
Question one should be a gimme so the streak begins. Question five can be the one that makes them pause: what am I most scared of? Losing you.
- 4
Keep options short
Forty characters each. They are read on a phone, in a hurry, with a heart rate.
- 5
Wrong answers still win
The card never blocks anyone. A miss gets a gentle line and the same polaroid, so the person who panics on question two still reaches the letter.
When to send it
Valentine's week, 7 to 14 February
- 7 FebRose Day
- 8 FebPropose Day
- 9 FebChocolate Day
- 10 FebTeddy Day
- 11 FebPromise Day
- 12 FebHug Day
- 13 FebKiss Day
- 14 FebValentine's Day
| 2027 | · A Sunday: the whole day is yours. |
|---|---|
| 2028 | · A Monday; send it the night before. |
| 2029 | · Midweek, so the card does the work. |
How it works
Five minutes, one link
- 1
Open the Love Quiz template
Start the card in the editor. It opens with five example questions, their options and captions, so you can play it before you change a word.
- 2
Write your five questions
Replace each question and its three options, and pick the right answer from the dropdown. Copy ideas from the quiz questions page if you are stuck.
- 3
Add a photo and a caption for each
One square photo per question, with a caption for the polaroid. Then write your letter and the closing line.
- 4
Preview and send the link
Play it through once, then share the link on WhatsApp or Instagram, or export the video.
Questions
Valentine Love Quiz, answered
A Valentine's Day card built as a quiz about you. You write five questions with three options each and tick the right one; they answer on their phone. Every answer unlocks a polaroid memory with your caption, a heart meter scores them, the last question is Will you be my Valentine? with only yes answers, and a sealed letter opens with your message.
Start with an easy first: where did we first meet. Then favourites, habits, something about the two of you, and end with a feeling: what am I most scared of. The quiz questions page has 66 questions in seven sets to copy, and the editor opens with five examples you can keep or rewrite.
They get a gentle line (Nope. Still love you.), the right answer is highlighted, and the same polaroid memory appears. Nobody is blocked; the score only changes the verdict on the heart meter.
Yes. Leave a question blank in the editor and the card skips it. Three questions are the minimum that feels like a quiz; five is the sweet spot.
No, but it is better with them. A question without a photo shows a doodle heart polaroid with your caption. Square photos work best; the editor crops them for you.
Build it in the browser, preview it, and share the private link on WhatsApp, Instagram or email. They open it in any phone browser with nothing to install. You can also export a video; the card plays itself, picking the right answers.
A soft piano track plays by default, with a mute button on the card. You can pick any song from the library in the editor.
Building, previewing and sharing the link are free. Premium removes the watermark and unlocks the video download; the price is shown in the editor in your currency.
Also for the 14th
More Valentine's cards
Keep reading
66 love quiz questions for couples
Firsts, favourites, habits, the future, long distance: copy any of them into the card.
How well do you know me quiz: the guide
How to write options that are fun to get wrong, what the score should mean, three ways to run it.
Love quiz card vs a quiz over text
The quick guide, with the five steps and a comparison.
When is Valentine's Day?
14 February, every year, with the week before it and a countdown.
Will you be my Valentine?
Ask it the way only you can
Five questions, five photos, one letter. Free to build and preview; send the link on WhatsApp or Instagram, or export the video.
