Online proposal maker
Send them a “Will you marry me?” link — they tap Yes, and you both keep the certificate. Free, ready in 60 seconds, no signup.
Step 1 of 2
Emails stay private — they’re never shown on the page you send.
This is what they’ll open
Will you marry me?
Noah has a question for Emma.
“From the moment we met, I knew. Will you make it official with me?”
(the “No” button runs away)
Live preview — they tap Yes, add their name, and you both keep the certificate
A virtual proposal they can answer anywhere
This is a proposal link generator for the moments that don’t fit a restaurant reservation: long-distance relationships, anniversaries, inside jokes, or a just-because Tuesday. You write the question once, and the link carries the whole moment — your names, your message, and a Yes button they’ll actually want to tap.
Unlike a text message, a virtual proposal here ends in something you both keep: a personalized certificate with both names and the date. Send the link to your girlfriend, boyfriend, or best friend over WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram — anywhere a link can go.
Frequently asked questions
How do I propose to someone online?
Add your names, write your question, and this proposal maker gives you a private link. Send it over any chat app — when they open it, they see your proposal and can tap Yes right there. It works for long-distance couples, anniversaries, or just because.
Is the proposal link free?
Yes — creating and sending a proposal link is completely free, with no account or app. After they say yes you can keep the free certificate, or upgrade to a premium design if you want something frame-worthy.
Do they need an app or account to answer?
No. The link opens straight in their browser on any phone or computer. They see your question, tap their answer, and add their name to the certificate.
What happens after they say yes?
The moment turns into a certificate with both your names — they can add a line of their own, pick a design, and you both get a copy to keep and share.
Is this a legal marriage proposal?
No — everything here is a novelty keepsake, clearly labeled “just for fun · not legally binding.” It creates a beautiful moment, not a legal document.