Cambridge, Mass., January 29, 2007 — Many people trudge out to the local drug store at the last-minute to pick up a generic card that they give to a loved one on Valentine's Day. In today's Web-wired world, others turn to e-cards. Tabblo (www.tabblo.com) has built on the social networking features of Web 2.0 to combine these worlds and give people the tools to create beautiful personalized Valentine's Day cards and then share them online and in print.

Tabblo's design tools enable people to capture special life-moments, turn them into works of art, and share these pieces online and through professional-quality printed products. For Valentine's Day users can take their own pictures, upload them to the Tabblo site for free, create a personalized card using Tabblo's design templates, and then hit the send button to send them off by email. For just $1, less than the cost of a traditional card, Tabblo will turn that online creation into a printed card and send it to a loved-one's doorstep for the perfect personalized last-minute gift.

"This is perfect example of what Tabblo is about, blurring the lines between the online and offline world," said Tabblo CEO Antonio Rodriguez. "People want to use their pictures in creative ways. Now people can create personal Valentines and share them in any way they want. At Tabblo we expect that a lot of these Valentines will be sent from users to users of the site that met while both began publishing Tabblos. This is a vibrant community."

Consumers can create personalized Valentine's Day cards at http://www.tabblo.com/valentine. The physical cards will be sent by first-class mail and must be ordered by Monday, February 12 to be delivered by February 14. Because Valentines will receive both the email and physical card, people can even create one at the last minute and still not be late.

About Tabblo, Inc.

Tabblo Inc. is the creator of Tabblo.com, the best way to capture special moments and turn them into works of art. Tabblo's flexible templates give everyone the power to turn their photos into professional-looking creations both online and in print, without downloading or purchasing any software. Founded in 2005, Tabblo is based in Cambridge, Mass., is funded by leading venture capital firm Matrix Partners, and is led by experienced technologist and entrepreneur Antonio Rodriguez. For more information, visit www.tabblo.com.