Describe the card, put your greeting and names in quotes, then pick one of 9 card types or add your own photo: the Christmas card generator spells every word exactly as you wrote it, at a real card size with print bleed and a PDF.
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Eight cards for eight kinds of Christmas, each made by the AI Christmas card generator from the prompt, type and size tagged on it, every word read back against its quotes. The names are invented.
Tree farm truck at dusk · Classic · 5 × 7 in
Fox and bunny with cocoa · Cute · Square
The cat and the fallen tree · Funny · 7 × 5 in
O Holy Night nativity · Nativity · 5 × 7 in
Golden retriever by the fire · Pet · Square
Family in matching sweaters · Family photo · 7 × 5 in
Gold snowflake for a studio · Business · A6
New Year fireworks · New Year · 5 × 7 in
Three steps and about half a minute from an idea and a greeting to a card ready to print, post or send with the Christmas card maker.
Write what the front shows, then each line of text in its own quotes: the greeting first, then the signature. Pick a card type and start from its ready draft, or add your own family or pet photo.
5 × 7 in upright or sideways, A6 or a 5.5 in square. The card is drawn at that size plus 0.125 in of print bleed on every side, so it trims cleanly at any print shop.
Your cards land in your history in about half a minute. Download the PNG, a PDF with crop marks or a sheet of two to print at home, or send a card on to change one word or bring it to life as a video.
Six things this Christmas card maker does best, for cards that go in the mail, on the mantel or into a message.
Greetings, names and signatures in quotes come out letter for letter, and the card carries just the words you wrote. Every example on this page was read back word by word, and a name you want to change later takes one click in Edit text in image.
5 × 7 in, 7 × 5 in, A6 and a 5.5 in square are drawn with 0.125 in of bleed on every side, and the PDF carries crop marks and trim boxes, the way print shops ask for cards.
The print at home PDF puts two cards on one Letter or A4 sheet, matched to your country, with cut marks in the margins. Print at actual size on card stock and cut along the marks.
Classic, cute, funny, nativity, family photo, pet, business, season's greetings and New Year cards each add their own design brief, and a ready draft to change.
Add a family photo or a picture of your pet as a reference and the AI Christmas card generator designs the whole card around it. A sharp photo with faces toward the camera gives the closest likeness.
Send a finished card to Image to video for a moving greeting to share in a message, or to the image upscaler for an even larger print.
Five short notes on prompts, wording, photos, printing and changes.
First the picture: one scene and a mood, such as "a red pickup carrying a Christmas tree down a snowy lane at dusk". Then each line of text in its own quotes, in reading order: "Merry Christmas", then "With love, the Parkers". One clear scene and two short lines make the strongest card front.
A greeting of two to five words and a signature line read best on a card front. Type names exactly as they should appear, with capitals and the ampersand, such as "Love, Mia & Theo". Longer wishes belong inside the card, written by hand.
Use a sharp, well lit photo where every face looks toward the camera, and say how to use it, such as "use this photo of our family in front of the tree". Two to four people keep faces closest to the photo; for a larger group, make a few cards and keep the best.
Every size carries 0.125 in of bleed on each side. At 1K a 5 × 7 card comes out at 736 × 1024 pixels, about 140 DPI, right for screens and home printers; 2K gives about 280 DPI and 4K about 424 DPI for a print shop. Print the PDF at actual size on 250 to 300 gsm card stock and trim along the crop marks.
Plans change and so do names. Open the card in Edit text in image and replace just that line in the same lettering, or reuse the prompt with new words for a fresh design. Every card you like stays in your history with its settings.
Anyone who wants a card that looks made for them, ready in about half a minute.
Photo cards from this year's picture, signed with every name spelled right.
Cards starring the dog or the cat, with a pun to match, such as Happy Howlidays.
Elegant holiday cards for clients and teams, with the company name small and tidy.
Nativity cards and season's greetings for congregations, classes and parents.
Short answers to the questions people ask most.
Cards use credits: 3 credits a card at 1K, 5 at 2K and 8 at 4K, and the button shows the total before you run. Every card you make is yours to download as PNG or PDF with no watermark, and your history stays private.
Add your photo as a reference picture next to the prompt, describe the scene and quote your greeting, such as "Merry Christmas from the Lees", then generate. The Christmas card maker designs the card around your family or pet and keeps them recognizable.
In the US the most common card is 5 × 7 inches, upright or sideways; in Europe and Asia A6 (105 × 148 mm) is common, and square cards of about 5.5 inches suit photos. All of these are here, each drawn with 0.125 in of print bleed.
Yes. Choose the print at home PDF for two cards on one Letter or A4 sheet with cut marks, print it at actual size on card stock and cut along the marks. For a print shop, download the single card PDF with bleed and crop marks, at 2K or 4K for the sharpest print.
Yes. Download the PNG and share it in a message, an email or on social media, or send the card to Image to video and share a short animated greeting.
Yes. Open the card in Edit text in image and change any name or line in the same lettering, and the rest of the card stays as it is. Or reuse the prompt with new words for a new design.
Keep the front short: a greeting such as "Merry Christmas", "Warm Wishes" or "Season's Greetings", then a signature like "With love, the Parkers". For friends of every faith "Happy Holidays" works well; for clients, add a thank you, such as "Thank you for a wonderful year". For 100 more ideas sorted by recipient, see what to write in a Christmas card.
Yes, under our terms of service, and the cards carry no visible watermark. Use your own photos, logos and names, or ones you have the rights to, and send your business holiday cards with confidence.
Describe it, quote your greeting, pick a size. Your Christmas card is ready in about half a minute.
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