Pohela Boishakh card maker for Shubho Noboborsho
Greet the Bangla New Year on 14 April with a card in red, white and your own words.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Bangla ready
Pohela Boishakh, the first day of the Bangla year, is celebrated in Bangladesh on 14 April with red-and-white clothes, fairs and "শুভ নববর্ষ" wishes. Businesses open a new ledger (haal khata) and send greetings to customers.
The editor has the pieces you need: bold and decorative Bangla fonts, Bangla digits for the year (for example ১৪৩৩), and simple folk-inspired shapes you can colour yourself.
How to make it
- Choose a Facebook post, a story or an A5 printed card.
- Write "শুভ নববর্ষ" with the new Bangla year, your name or shop name, and a short wish.
- Download to share, or print A5 cards for your haal khata guests.
Tips that make a difference
- Red and white are traditional; add one accent like mustard yellow rather than many colours.
- Type the year in Bangla digits so it matches the rest of the text.
- For a haal khata invitation, include the date, time and shop address.
Frequently asked questions
Can I type the Bangla year in Bangla digits?
Yes. Type ১৪৩৩ (or any year) with your Bangla keyboard; the fonts include Bangla digits.
Can I make a haal khata invitation?
Yes. Use the A5 or 5 × 7 in size and add your shop details; export a PDF to print.
Do I need to install a Bangla font?
No. Bangla fonts load inside the editor; you only need a way to type Bangla, such as a phone keyboard or Avro.
Ready? The editor opens at the right size.
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