Christmas, Friday 25 December 2026
Looking for a Christmas gift for a long distance boyfriend or girlfriend, or for the person asleep next to you? Turn your WhatsApp chat into a Wrapped story of your year, add a letter and your song, and send it as one link on Christmas morning.
Free while we’re in beta. No account or card needed.
what theirs could say
messages this year
31,906
more than the elves
I love yous
742
he wins by 12
your hour
1 am
nobody was asleep
Many international mail cutoffs land in the first two weeks of December. A Wrapped has none. You can make it on the 24th at 11 pm, after the wrapping paper runs out, and it still arrives on time in any time zone.
December is also when everyone else gets their year in review: their music, their steps, their photos. This one is about the two of you. How many messages you sent, who said I love you more, and how late you stayed up texting in March.
export · pick · send
It takes about five minutes. Your draft saves as you go, so you can stop and come back later.
In WhatsApp, open your chat with them, tap their name and choose Export Chat. Your phone counts it in the browser. Skip this if you'd rather build from slides alone.
Write the letter they open first, pick five favorite moments from the year, add coupons for the holidays and paste in the song you played on repeat.
Text them the link, slip it into a card or read it out over a video call. They tap a gift with their name on it and it bursts open.
inside the story
Total messages, your busiest hour, your longest streak and the emoji you used most this year.
It says Open this first. Put the thing you would write in a card if the card were bigger.
Redeem anytime: one Christmas movie of your choice, the last cookie, a lie-in on the 26th.
Paste a Spotify or YouTube link to the song you'll be hearing in every shop until January. It plays inside the story.
A top 5 of the year: the trip, the takeaway, the argument you laugh about now
A quiz on your first Christmas together, or the first time they met your family
A scratch card that reveals the real present, or the trip you've booked
Polaroids of December, from the tree you overpaid for to the ugly sweater photo
Twelve reasons you love them, one for each month
A coupon for the next Christmas you spend in the same city
Your very first message, shown at the end as the last surprise
Gingerbread and stocking stickers scattered across the slides
Copy one into the letter slide, or send it with the link.
Merry Christmas. I counted, and you were in 31,906 of my messages this year. Sorry to everyone else.
Every good thing on my list this year already has your name on it.
Our first Christmas. I want to lose count of these.
I can't hand you this in person, so I made you something that fits on your phone. Merry Christmas from 4,000 miles away.
You made a hard year easier. Thank you for that, and merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas to my favorite person to annoy with memes at 1 am.
Next year I'm buying the tree. You can pick the lights.
Open this before your family hands you a sweater you'll never wear.
Your browser counts the export on the spot. We only receive the totals, and the page is hidden from search engines, with an optional 4 digit passcode.
good to know
Something that arrives on the day. Shipping across borders in December is slow and expensive, and a Wrapped arrives the second you send the link. It holds your chat stats, a letter, photos and your song, so it feels like your year and not something from a shop.
No. It takes about five minutes and there is nothing to post, so you can send it at midnight on the 24th or with breakfast on the 25th.
Yes, and it works well that way. Write the link inside a card, or send it after they unwrap the present so the story explains why you picked it.
No. Your phone reads the export in the browser and keeps only numbers and short phrases, like your top words. The messages never reach our server.
Friday 25 December 2026. Christmas Eve is Thursday the 24th. In 2027 Christmas falls on a Saturday.