Building and previewing is free with no account. A preview link works for 24 hours with a small watermark. Publishing a page with a permanent link is a single payment per page.

Does he need to install anything?

No. He taps the link and the page opens in his browser. Replying does not need an account either.

How long does each one take?

The question page is two minutes. The quiz and the receipt are about ten. The series and the 'open when' page are twenty to thirty, mostly choosing photos and writing envelopes.

Guide

Cute websites to send your boyfriend (that you can make tonight)

Most 'cute websites to send your boyfriend' are one-trick links someone else made: the same button, the same joke, his name nowhere on it. The ones that actually land are the ones with your photos and your inside jokes, which used to mean learning to code and now means about ten minutes with a page builder.

Here are six pages you can make on Longlove tonight, from the thirty-second gag to the one he will keep. Every one opens as an envelope with his name on it, works on his phone, and ends with a box where he can reply. Pick the one that matches the mood you are in.

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1. The question he cannot say no to

The Big Question block shows a question with a Yes and a No. When he tries to press No it runs away, then shrinks, then gives up. Set the question to something with a real outcome: 'Pizza tonight, my choice of toppings?', 'Are you coming to my cousin's wedding?', 'Will you finally watch the show?'. Set the success text to the plan. It takes two minutes, it is the most-filmed thing on the site, and it works because he is playing a game rather than answering a text. Make it the whole page for the smallest version, or the last block of a bigger one. Use the Classic format so the question sits on its own with nothing to scroll past.

2. The receipt for everything he cost you

The Receipt format prints your page as a till roll with a zigzag tear at the bottom, and it is funniest when the line items are specific: 'Times you said five more minutes: 218', 'Socks recovered from my side: 40', 'Your share of the blanket: 0%'. Total: 'my whole heart', and 'no refunds' at the bottom. Use the reasons block for the line items and keep one sincere item near the end so the tone turns just before the total. This is the page for a dry sense of humour and for a boyfriend who will pretend not to be moved by it and then screenshot it. Print it if you want a physical version; the format is a receipt, and a receipt on the fridge is a gift that stays.

3. The quiz he is going to fail

Five to eight multiple-choice questions about you, with a score at the end. Your coffee order, the film you have seen a dozen times, the thing you always forget, your first pet's name, the food you claim to like. He will get two wrong, argue with the answer key, and send you the screenshot, which is the reaction you built it for. Write the result text for each score range in advance. This is also the page his friends will want to try, so keep the questions about you specifically; nobody else can play a quiz about your relationship, but everyone can guess your coffee order and lose. Write one question whose answer is a running joke between you, because the shared wrong answer is the best moment in the quiz.

4. Your year as a streaming series

The LoveFlix format turns the page into a streaming homepage: a 'Who's watching?' screen with your two profiles, then rows of tiles with continue-watching bars. Name each block like an episode: 'Season 1: The Early Days' for the gallery, 'Critics' picks' for the reasons, 'Director's commentary' for the letter. Commit to the bit and it is funnier; a tile called 'Episode 4: The Ikea Incident' with the real photo does more than a caption saying 'lol remember ikea'. This is the page for an anniversary, a monthsary, or Boyfriend Day, and the one most likely to end up in his group chat. Twelve tiles is plenty; the format is built for a handful of episodes, not a full catalogue, and each one needs a real photo behind it.

5. You in numbers

The Wrapped format shows one block per full-screen slide with big type, so it suits numbers. Slide one: the counter, days together as a single enormous figure. Slide two: chat insights, from a WhatsApp export parsed on your device, showing total messages, busiest hour, and who says good night first. Slide three: one photo. Slide four: three reasons from this month. Slide five: the song. It is the page that looks like the year-in-review he already screenshots every December, only about you two, and it was built to be screen-recorded for a story. Set the chat insights date range to the start of the relationship so the totals are the whole thing, not one year, and let the biggest number be the first slide. The days-together figure is the one he will quote back to you.

6. The one he keeps

The 'Open when' block: sealed envelopes with a label each, 'open when you miss me', 'open when work was rubbish', 'open when you cannot sleep', 'open when you are being stubborn'. Inside each, a short note, a photo, or a voice note. This is the page that lives on his home screen, because it is useful on a bad day months later rather than only cute on the day you send it. Five envelopes is plenty. Add a reply box at the end, since he will want to say something back to at least one of them, and you get it by email with a link to listen. Write the last envelope for a good day rather than a bad one.

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