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Show you stand against breast cancer this Pink October. Upload your photo, add your name and share your flyer — free, in under a minute.
After uploading, drag your photo to reposition it.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Across Ghana and around the world, people wear pink and share the pink ribbon to remind friends and family that early detection saves lives — and to stand with everyone affected by breast cancer.
Sharing your Pinktober flyer is a simple way to start that conversation with your friends, classmates and colleagues.
Yes. Creating, downloading and sharing your flyer is completely free and you do not need an account.
Yes. When you download your flyer or get your share link, the finished flyer (not your original photo) is saved and shown on the Pinktober wall so others can see you are standing with them. You can remove it from the wall or delete it any time from your own link, on the phone or computer you made it on.
A clear, well-lit photo of your face and shoulders. After uploading, use the zoom slider and drag the photo to position your face nicely in the frame.
Tap "Get my share link" to get a personal link and a ready-made WhatsApp message; the link preview shows your own flyer. To post the flyer itself on your WhatsApp Status or Instagram, tap "Post to Status" on a phone, or download the JPG and upload it. Add #Pinktober and #BreastCancerAwareness.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month worldwide. The pink ribbon is its symbol, and many people wear pink and share messages to encourage early detection and support people affected by breast cancer.
Yes. Breast cancer is far more common in women, but men can also develop it. Anyone who notices a change in their chest or breast area should see a health professional.
