Christmas Border Clipart
Square frames, top edges and corners with room for text – not full-page Letter borders.
Christmas Border Clipart
Holly and Berry Frame
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Red Ribbon Bow Frame
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Buffalo Plaid Bow Frame
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Candy Cane Stripe Frame
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Fir Garland and Red Bow Border
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Presents and Gold Stars Border
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Stocking Garland Border
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Santa and Holly Corner Border
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Gingerbread Man Chain Frame
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Stitched Red Felt Frame
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Christmas Lights Top Border
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Gold Corner Star Frame
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Leaf and Berry Oval Frame
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Kraft Gift Tag Frame
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Blue Snowflake Circle Frame
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Icicle and Snowman Frame
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Red and Green Bunting Border
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Christmas Cookie Frame
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Pine Branch Oval Frame
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Christmas Lights Frame
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Reindeer and Stars Border
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Holly Corner Frame
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Snowflake and Gift Doodle Frame
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Red, Green and Gold Ornament Frame
Save imageEach picture: transparent PNG, 1254×1254 px – prints about 4.2 in (10.6 cm) square at 300 dpi.
Free for personal, school and business projects. You can't sell or redistribute the pictures themselves. License
How to use them
- Borders: in Word choose Wrap Text › Behind Text, in Google Docs choose “Behind text”, then drag a corner so the frame keeps its shape.
- Flyers and newsletters: insert the PNG in Google Docs, Word or Canva – the background stays transparent.
- Christmas cards: pick “5×7 in card” for a white 1500×2100 card with room for your message.
- Profile pictures: pick “Square with a color” for a 1254×1254 picture on a solid color.
- Phone wallpaper: pick “Phone wallpaper” – the picture sits below the lock-screen clock.
- On a computer: right-click a picture, choose “Copy image” and paste it into your document.
Questions
Are these Christmas clipart images free?
Yes. Every picture on this page is free to save, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Can I use them for business, or sell things with them?
You can use them for free in personal, school and business projects, such as cards, flyers and newsletters. You can't sell or redistribute the pictures themselves, as clipart sets, stickers or printed goods, and you can't use them as a logo. Cutting files for Cricut, sublimation prints and Etsy listings that sell the pictures are not allowed.
How do I save a picture on my phone?
Tap “Save image”. On an iPhone the share sheet opens: choose “Save Image”. On Android the PNG goes to your Downloads.
How do I keep the transparent background?
Save the PNG, not a screenshot. In Google Docs, Google Slides, Word or PowerPoint, insert it as a picture. On a computer you can also right-click it and choose “Copy image”.
How big does a picture print?
Each PNG is 1254×1254 px: about 4.2 in (10.6 cm) square at 300 dpi. We never enlarge a picture, so it stays sharp.
What card and wallpaper sizes can I save?
A 5×7 in card, portrait 1500×2100 px or landscape 2100×1500 px (white), a 1254×1254 px square on a color, and a 1080×1920 px (9:16) phone wallpaper.
Can I use one as a profile picture?
Yes. Pick “Square with a color” and a background color; the square fits profile pictures and group chats.
Free to use and edit, including commercially; no credit needed. You may not sell the images themselves or repost them in bulk on other sites or apps for anyone to download. See the image use rules.
The pictures on this page were made with AI.