
Goodbyes are awkward in person. People joke, hug quickly and leave the real things unsaid. A farewell message gives you room to say them.
Eight years of chai at 4 p.m. and you never once let me skip the meeting. I will miss you more than the team does. Call me when you land.
You made this city feel like home. Wherever you go, I hope they get as lucky as I did.
The most useful part of a farewell message is the next step. Suggest a specific call on a specific day, a shared playlist, or a plan to visit. Vague promises to keep in touch tend to fade; concrete ones tend to happen.
The same approach works in reverse. A short message to the people you are leaving behind, naming one thing about each of them, is a gift that costs very little. Create one story per person if you can, and record the date you will next talk.
A farewell is something people keep. In ShareGreet you describe the message and get a short illustrated story with narration, in the language you share. For a roommate or colleague, a Sketch or Comic style can add humor; for a close friend, Watercolor or Realistic feels more serious.
Upload a real photo of the two of you for one of the scenes. See Photo mode and Movie mode for how scenes are produced.
Yes. Upload your own photo for any scene in the script review step.
Narration is available in 30+ languages, so choose the one they are most comfortable with.