Happy New Year GIF with name for 2027: type who you're toasting, pick fireworks, champagne or the midnight clock, and send a midnight GIF they'll know was made for them.
Lucas, Isabella, Zoe and the Patel family: typed once each, drawn exactly as written, numbers included.






Your GIF is ready before the ball finishes dropping.
Name in quotes, year if you want it: "Cheers to 2027, Zoe!" The digits are drawn as typed too.
City fireworks, a champagne toast, a disco ball, sparklers over the yard — say it in your own words.
Save the .gif now and send it at midnight, or drop it in the chat the moment you get it.
New Year's Day 2027 falls on a Friday.

Make them early in the evening while the chat is still calm, then send each one when the clock hits twelve.

The morning-after round for everyone you missed — with their name, it reads like you remembered them on purpose.

A friend in Sydney hits midnight hours before you do. Their GIF can go out on their clock.
One toast, one name, one GIF — the best New Year message is the one with their name in it.

Two glasses clinking under "Happy New Year Isabella!" Send it from across the room and watch them check their phone.
Toast your person
"Happy New Year from the Patel Family" written in sparklers: one GIF for every relative's inbox. If it's still December, start with a Christmas GIF with their name first.
Sign it from the family
A midnight clock and "Cheers to 2027, Zoe!" — short enough to read in one glance, specific enough that she screenshots it.
Cheer a friendBefore the countdown starts.
Right here. One GIF is free with no account, and a free account makes 2 a day after that. Free GIFs have a small aigifmaker.ai mark in a corner; $3.99 gets one clean GIF, and packs of 60, 150 and 400 GIFs start at $9.90.
Yes. Type the year with the name — "Happy New Year 2027, Lucas!" — and the numbers come out as typed, like in the first example above.
Use the download button under the finished GIF. It saves as a regular .gif that loops in any chat app.
Yes. Add a short wish after the name; one or two lines stay readable on a loop.
This page draws a new GIF around the name instead of editing an old one, so there's no leftover text to cover.
No — GIFs are silent, which is exactly why they autoplay in every chat. The fireworks still burst on a loop.
Type the toast now, send it at midnight — ready in about a minute, and your first one is free with no account.