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  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, silver menorah, blue and gold lights. It says “Happy Hanukkah” and “May your nights be bright.”
    Happy Hanukkah
    May your nights be bright.
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: tabby kitten, dreidel. It says “Spinning into Hanukkah” and “with a happy little wiggle.”
    Spinning into Hanukkah
    with a happy little wiggle.
    Cute Animals
  • Hanukkah greeting image: corgi puppy, latkes. It says “It smells like latkes” and “and that’s exactly how it should be.”
    It smells like latkes
    and that’s exactly how it should be.
    Funny
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, olive branches, Stars of David. It says “May your Hanukkah” and “be filled with little miracles.”
    May your Hanukkah
    be filled with little miracles.
    Wishes
  • Hanukkah greeting image: mugs of hot cocoa, dreidel, chocolate gelt. It says “Happy Hanukkah, friend” and “So grateful for your light in my life.”
    Happy Hanukkah, friend
    So grateful for your light in my life.
    Family & Friends
  • Hanukkah greeting image: sufganiyot, jelly donuts, powdered sugar. It says “Sweet sufganiyot” and “Filled with jam and dusted with sugar.”
    Sweet sufganiyot
    Filled with jam and dusted with sugar.
    Latkes & Sweets
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah, first night: shamash and one candle lit, brass menorah. It says “Happy first night” and “of Hanukkah. Let the glow begin.”
    Happy first night
    of Hanukkah. Let the glow begin.
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: blue and silver sequins, points of light. It says “With appreciation” and “Sending our warmest Hanukkah wishes.”
    With appreciation
    Sending our warmest Hanukkah wishes.
    Coworkers
  • Hanukkah greeting image: friends playing dreidel, latkes, dreidel. It says “To my favorite people” and “Latkes, laughs and plenty of dreidel.”
    To my favorite people
    Latkes, laughs and plenty of dreidel.
    Family & Friends
  • Hanukkah greeting image: dreidels, blue and gold sequins. It says “Happy Chanukah”
    Happy Chanukah
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: latkes, applesauce, sour cream. It says “Team applesauce” and “Sour cream fans are welcome too.”
    Team applesauce
    Sour cream fans are welcome too.
    Funny
  • Hanukkah greeting image: Pomeranian puppy, blue and white scarf, yarn. It says “Ready for Hanukkah” and “Scarf on and tail wagging.”
    Ready for Hanukkah
    Scarf on and tail wagging.
    Cute Animals
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, menorah in a window, snowy night. It says “Happy Hanukkah”
    Happy Hanukkah
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: chocolate gelt, blue bowl. It says “Chocolate gelt” and “Small, shiny and gone in a minute.”
    Chocolate gelt
    Small, shiny and gone in a minute.
    Latkes & Sweets
  • Hanukkah greeting image: silver Star of David, blue velvet. It says “Chag Sameach” and “Joy and light for every night of Hanukkah.”
    Chag Sameach
    Joy and light for every night of Hanukkah.
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: jelly donuts, powdered sugar, unlit nine-branch menorah. It says “Jelly donuts” and “and sweet wishes for a happy Hanukkah.”
    Jelly donuts
    and sweet wishes for a happy Hanukkah.
    Latkes & Sweets
  • Hanukkah greeting image: Hanukkah dinner table, potato latkes, jelly donuts. It says “Happy Hanukkah” and “to you and all who gather with you.”
    Happy Hanukkah
    to you and all who gather with you.
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: red squirrel, jelly donut. It says “Sweet as a jelly donut” and “You’re the sweetest part of Hanukkah.”
    Sweet as a jelly donut
    You’re the sweetest part of Hanukkah.
    Cute Animals
  • Hanukkah greeting image: British Shorthair kitten, latkes. It says “Happy Hanukkah” and “from this little latke lover.”
    Happy Hanukkah
    from this little latke lover.
    Cute Animals
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, silver menorah, latkes saved for someone. It says “Missing you” and “Saving you a seat by the menorah.”
    Missing you
    Saving you a seat by the menorah.
    Family & Friends
  • Hanukkah greeting image: blue and white ribbon, gold dots of light. It says “Wishing you light” and “this Hanukkah and all year long.”
    Wishing you light
    this Hanukkah and all year long.
    Wishes
  • Hanukkah greeting image: unlit nine-branch menorah, hands of two adults, family. It says “Happy Hanukkah, family” and “Lighting candles with you is the best part.”
    Happy Hanukkah, family
    Lighting candles with you is the best part.
    Family & Friends
  • Hanukkah greeting image: latkes, dreidel, skillet. It says “Fry, spin, repeat” and “Happy Hanukkah.”
    Fry, spin, repeat
    Happy Hanukkah.
    Funny
  • Hanukkah greeting image: potato latkes, applesauce, sour cream. It says “Latkes for everyone” and “Happy Hanukkah from our kitchen.”
    Latkes for everyone
    Happy Hanukkah from our kitchen.
    Latkes & Sweets
  • Hanukkah greeting image: wheaten terrier puppy, latkes. It says “Official latke taster” and “Here to help, mostly with eating.”
    Official latke taster
    Here to help, mostly with eating.
    Funny
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, modern menorah, blue and silver lights. It says “Happy Hanukkah” and “May your holiday be bright and restful.”
    Happy Hanukkah
    May your holiday be bright and restful.
    Coworkers
  • Hanukkah greeting image: olive oil jug, olive branch, golden sunlight. It says “A little light” and “goes a long way. Happy Hanukkah.”
    A little light
    goes a long way. Happy Hanukkah.
    Wishes
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, papercut table scene, latkes, oil jug. It says “Eight nights of light” and “and a warm wish for each of them.”
    Eight nights of light
    and a warm wish for each of them.
    Classic
  • Hanukkah greeting image: starlight pattern, blue and silver. It says “Warm wishes” and “for a joyful and peaceful Hanukkah.”
    Warm wishes
    for a joyful and peaceful Hanukkah.
    Coworkers
  • Hanukkah greeting image: nine-branch menorah with all candles lit, window, brick row houses. It says “Light in every window” and “and warmth in every heart.”
    Light in every window
    and warmth in every heart.
    Wishes
  • Hanukkah greeting image: Stars of David, navy and silver pattern. It says “Happy Hanukkah, team” and “Thanks for making work a brighter place.”
    Happy Hanukkah, team
    Thanks for making work a brighter place.
    Coworkers
  • Hanukkah greeting image: two homes far apart, path of lights. It says “Always close at heart” and “No distance can dim the glow.”
    Always close at heart
    No distance can dim the glow.
    Family & Friends
Happy Hanukkah pictures with the greeting already on them, for family, friends and coworkers: glowing menorahs, dreidels, latkes and a few smiles. Pick one, then text it or post it on Facebook.

How to send a Hanukkah picture

  1. Tap Share under the picture you like.
  2. Choose Messages to text it, or Facebook to post it. Messenger works too.
  3. Want to send the words too? Tap Copy text before you tap Share, then paste them into your message or post.
  • Posting it in a Facebook comment? Tap Save image, then tap the camera icon in the comment box and pick the picture.
  • On a computer? Click Save image, then add the picture to your Facebook post or email.

Questions

Where did my picture go after I saved it?

On iPhone or iPad, Save image opens a menu. Tap Save Image there, and the picture goes to your Photos app. On Android, open your Files app and look in Downloads. It may also show up in your Gallery or Google Photos. On a computer, look in your Downloads folder.

Are these pictures free to share?

Yes. There’s no charge, no sign-up and no watermark. Text or email them to family and friends, or post them on Facebook. They’re meant for personal greetings.

I don’t see Facebook when I tap Share. What do I do?

On iPhone or iPad, swipe left on the row of apps and tap More at the end of the row. On Android, swipe up to see all apps. Facebook shows up there only if you have the Facebook app. No app? Tap Save image, then add the picture to your post.

When is Hanukkah in 2026?

Hanukkah (also spelled Chanukah) begins on the evening of Friday, December 4, 2026, when the first candle is lit. The eighth candle is lit on Friday, December 11, and the holiday ends at nightfall on Saturday, December 12.

Why does the menorah have nine candles?

A Hanukkah menorah holds one candle for each of the eight nights, plus a helper candle called the shamash that lights the others. The shamash stands apart from the other eight, at a different height and often in the middle. Each night one more candle is lit, until all nine glow on the last night.

Can I send a Happy Hanukkah picture if I’m not Jewish?

Yes. A friendly Happy Hanukkah is a kind way to greet Jewish friends, neighbors and coworkers. For work, tap Coworkers: those pictures keep it simple and warm, with no jokes.

All pictures on this page were made with AI.

Created and maintained by Wei Chieh Liao