Outer Space Birthday Invitation Maker
The outer space theme sets rockets, planets and stars against a deep navy background, with bold rounded lettering that stands out against the dark sky. It has the feeling of a mission patch: adventurous, a little scientific and very easy to read.
Enter the name, date and place and PiCraft launches them into the design, with the name as the largest line. Print the card at 5×7 inches or share the phone-sized image with the other parents.
This is the Outer space theme of the Birthday Invitation Maker. The form on this page opens with it already selected.
Outer space examples
Who the Outer space theme suits
Space and science fans
Children who love rockets, planets or astronauts get an invitation that feels like the start of the party.
Planetarium and science center parties
The theme pairs naturally with a visit to a planetarium, observatory or hands-on science museum.
Evening and sleepover events
A night-sky card suits a party that runs after dark, such as a backyard stargazing night.
Getting the best Outer space result
- 1
Use mission language
A place line such as "Galaxy Laser Tag Arena" or an RSVP line such as "Mission control: Mom · 555-0142" fits the artwork without needing extra words on the card.
- 2
Expect a dark card
The navy background uses a lot of ink on a home printer. For a large batch, a print shop gives a deeper, more even blue than a desktop printer.
- 3
Keep the age line short
"is 9 years old!" or "turns 9" stays on one line. Bold lettering on a navy sky reads well when there are only a few words.
- 4
Check legibility in dim light
People often open the share image on a phone at night. Look at it with the brightness turned down to see that the date still stands out.
Ideas to try
- Name: "Zara", age: "is turning 9!", place: "Galaxy Laser Tag Arena, 3 Orbit Drive"
- Time: "7:00 – 9:30 PM" for an evening stargazing party
- A toddler party at a café: name "Noah", age "is 3!", place "Little Explorer Café"
- RSVP line: "Countdown ends Friday · call 555-0129"
What you download
Every design from the Birthday Invitation Maker comes with the files for the job, whichever theme you choose:
- Share image 1080×1500 JPG
- Print PDF 5×7 in with 0.125 in bleed
- Print JPG 5×7 in with bleed, 300 DPI
Questions about the Outer space theme
Will the dark background print well?+
It prints best at a print shop, where large solid areas look even. At home, use good card stock and print a test copy, because dark blues can show streaks on some printers.
Does the card include real planets?+
The artwork is illustrated. Planets and rockets are stylized, and each generation draws them differently.
Can I use it for a teenager or an adult?+
Yes, if they enjoy the theme. For a grown-up space or sci-fi party the bold navy and stars still work. For a more formal look, try elegant black and gold.
How do I add a map?+
The card has no map. Share a map link or parking details in the message you send with the image.
Birthday invitation themes
Guides
Birthday Invitation Size for Print and Group Chats
Birthday invitation size for kids' parties: 5×7 in print with bleed, A7 envelopes, home printing on 8.5×11 in stock, and 1080×1500 px for texts and chats.
Size guideEvent Flyer Size for Print and Social Media
Event flyer sizes: US Letter 8.5×11 in with bleed for print, 1080×1350 px feed posts, 1080×1920 px Stories, and A4 dimensions in millimeters.
Size guideSticker Size and File Requirements
Sticker file sizes for print and cut: 300 DPI PNGs, common 2–3 in prints, die-cut vs kiss-cut, white borders, pixel math, and Cricut Design Space upload steps.