Apple’s New ‘Invites’ App for iPhone: What It Is, How to Download, and More
Planning an event? Apple’s new Invites app for iPhone lets you create beautiful, custom invitations for any occasion. It’s like having an event management app right on your iPhone—perfect for personal events like weddings, birthday parties, holiday gatherings, and more. Here’s what you need to know.
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What is Apple Invites?
A few days ago, we discussed anew feature, codenamed “Confetti,” designed for sending and managing invitations on iPhone. That feature is now publicly available asInvites.
You can download the Invites app from theApp Storeon your iPhone. Alternatively, you can access it on the web atiCloud Invites.

Here’s what you can do with Invites:
1. Create Invitations:
2. Invite and Manage RSVPs:
3. Add Music and Photos:
Requirements
How to Create Invites On iPhone?
As mentioned, creating invitations requires an iCloud+ subscription. This means you’ll need to be on an iCloud+ plan, which starts at $0.99 or ₹75 a month for 50GB.
Once you have a subscription, download the Invites app from the App Store.

you’re able to also invite people by sharing the event link. This means you can use virtually any social media or messaging platform, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, or Instagram, to invite your guests.
Guests can view and respond to an invitation using the Invites app on iPhone or through a web browser on any device, without needing an iCloud+ subscription or an Apple ID. Those attending the event can control how their details are displayed to others and can leave or report an event at any time.

You don’t need an iCloud+ subscription to attend events. However, you’ll need one to host your own.
Yes, inviting anyone is easy! They can simply open the invitation link in their web browser to view and RSVP.

Yes, you can edit an Apple event invitation after it’s been sent using the Apple Invites app or iCloud.com. You can edit the event details, add or remove invitees, and more.
Ritik Singh
With over 7 years of experience in tech, Ritik currently heads content at Techwiser.com. His journey started by sharing knowledge and helping others in online communities. That passion soon turned into a career in tech journalism, backed by a formal education in Electronic Media. He’s held editorial roles at GadgetsToUse and PC-Tablet, and has contributed to popular publications like HowToGeek and TheWindowsClub. With over 2,000 how-tos, reviews, and in-depth guides under his belt, Ritik has helped millions of readers get more out of their tech—from smartphones to smart homes.
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