Free Printable Christmas Cards
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Free Printable Christmas Cards
Each card is a flat 5×7 in (1500×2100 px PNG at 300 dpi). Print it at 100% (actual size); it fits a standard A7 envelope (5¼×7¼ in).
Free for personal, school and business projects. You can't sell or redistribute the pictures themselves. License
How to use them
- Print at home: save the card, then print it at 100% (actual size) on card stock or matte photo paper and trim off the white border. If a light card’s edge is hard to see, measure 5×7 in from a printed corner and trim there.
- Photo print: order a 5×7 print from any photo printing service – a matte finish looks most like a store-bought card.
- The greeting is already on the front, so there’s nothing to fill in. Sign the back, or glue the card onto a folded 5×7 card and write inside.
- Send it as a picture by text, email or social media. On an iPhone, “Save image” opens the share sheet; on Android the card goes to your Downloads, ready to attach.
Questions
Are these Christmas cards really free?
Yes. Every card on this page is free to save and print, with no sign-up and no watermark.
How do I print a card at 5×7 inches?
Save the card and print it at 100% or “Actual size,” not “Fit to page.” The file is 1500×2100 px at 300 dpi, so it comes out exactly 5×7 in. Trim off the white margin. Printing on 5×7 photo paper? Turn on borderless printing.
What paper should I use?
Card stock (65 lb or heavier) or matte photo paper makes a sturdy card. Plain paper works too: glue it onto the front of a folded 5×7 blank card.
Is the greeting already on the card?
Yes. Each card has its greeting lettered right into the design, so it’s ready to print or send. Just sign the back – or the inside, if you glue it onto a folded card.
What should I write in a Christmas card?
The front already says it, so one personal line is plenty: “Thinking of you this holiday season” or “Thank you for a wonderful year.” Sign it “Love,” or “Warmly,” with your name, and it’s ready.
Can I use the cards for my business?
Yes, you can send them to clients, customers and coworkers. You can’t sell the cards themselves or print them for sale.
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.