The screen fades to black except for a matchstick. The recipient lights it, then drags it blindly through the dark searching for the sparkler, there's no marker to aim at. The instant the flame finds it, it catches, and an ember traces your message in glowing gold, letter by letter, showering real sparks as it goes, before dying down to smoke. It's the most personal reveal in the set: the recipient's name gets burned right into the message itself, not tucked into a heading above it.
Sparkler suits a message you want to feel intimate and specific to one person: a partner, a close friend, anyone whose name deserves to be the centerpiece rather than an afterthought. Because the whole line has to stay short and glowing, it rewards a punchy phrase over a long paragraph — think "Happy Birthday, Sam!" rather than a full essay.
It's free to create and send like every format on WishCopy, and nobody has to make an account.
Every other format shows "Happy Birthday, {name}" as its own on-screen heading. Sparkler doesn't have a separate heading — the burned line is the whole reveal — so the name is folded directly into that line instead.
Yes. The burned message, including the recipient's name, needs to stay short enough to read as one glowing cursive line — aim for well under 30 characters. A longer message is automatically trimmed to fit.
Yes. Like every format, a "Watch it again" option lets them relight the sparkler and replay the full burn as many times as they like.