What’s the difference between the free Santa letter and the premium letter?

The free Santa letter is a low-resolution option that will not look very sharp when printed and it will expire after a few days so you cannot retrieve it later. The premium Santa letter is a high-resolution, professional-quality output that will print out with the best quality. The premium letter also comes with a high-resolution envelope design. Premium letters are saved in the database so you can access them later and print additional copies, if you’d like.

Will my Santa letter look exactly like it did in the preview?

The preview is only an approximation of what your letter will look like. The actual output may vary slightly from the preview. The free letters are low resolution. The premium letters are high resolution.

How will you deliver my Santa letter?

Your letter will be available via a download link. To receive the link, you will need to enter your email and then click one of the buttons below to request the free letter or the premium letter with an evelope. If you don’t click one of the buttons AFTER you enter your email, you will not receive your letter. P lease be sure to enter your email address correctly so we can send the download link to you. If you don’t see the email, please check your spam folder.

How do I print my Santa letter?

When you click on your personalized link, your letter will open in a pdf file. You will need Adobe Reader to access your letters. If you don’t have Adobe Reader, you can download Adobe Reader free. To print, click the printer icon in the upper left corner to open your printer dialogue box. The Santa letters are designed to be printed on standard letter paper (8 1/2 x 11″). For best results, use a heavier weight paper, such as resume paper and use your printer’s highest quality print settings.

Is there a different envelope design to match each stationery design?

No, there is currently only one envelope design. You will get this envelope no matter which letter you purchase. You can see the envelope design here.

Can I get an envelope without purchasing a letter?

Envelopes are only available if you upgrade to the premium Santa letter. The free option does not include an envelope.

How do I save my Santa letter to my computer?

To save your Santa letter, go to your personal download link, open the file in Adobe Reader and click the Save icon in the upper left corner.

I entered my email, but I didn’t receive my letter. How come?

If you did not make a selection AFTER you entered your email, you will not receive a letter. The email is not generated until you tell the system whether you want the free letter or the high-resolution letter with an envelope.

I’ve read all the FAQs and still have problems. How can I contact you?

If you’ve read the entire FAQ and are still having problems, please email postmaster at freesantaletters.net.

If you’re willing to sign up for a free trial, which includes providing your billing information, you can get free Santa letter stationery, Nice List certificates and more from American Greetings.

The greeting card company offers a wide range of printable Christmas stationery, holiday greeting cards, invitations and more, and you can personalize and preview everything online before printing. Your two-week free trial will give you access to the Santa letters and everything else, too, including holiday stationery, photo card templates, and even do-it-yourself holiday coupon books. You can also access all the non-holiday printables American Greetings offers.

You just need to remember to cancel before the trial ends if you don’t want to pay the annual membership fee.

There are plenty of places that offer Santa letters online, but finding one that mentions the religious significance of Christmas isn’t nearly as easy as finding all the ones that only talk about gifts and the North Pole.

Free Christian Santa Letters.com is different. This site offers two free Christian-themed letters available as completely editable MS Word documents. The design of the letterhead is simple but functional and includes an image of the baby Jesus lying in a manger at the bottom of the page.

If you want to use this Santa letter template, you’ll need Microsoft Word to open it. If you don’t have Word, it won’t work. But the site does include the complete text of both letters, so if you don’t have Word and need help with your wordsmithing, you could copy the text into your own word processing software and print it out on your own Christmas letterhead.

The site also includes a short history of how Saint Nicholas evolved into today’s Santa Claus and offers Christian gifts from eBay.

Christmas Letter from Santa.net sells inexpensive Santa letter templates that you can personalize and print at home, but they also offer a free printable Santa letter featuring the same design as one of their paid products.

Of course, this free version can’t be personalized. It’s a pdf file with a generic letter from Santa, rather than the Microsoft Word file that contains the customizable Santa letter. But if you don’t have $3.99 for the MS Word template, the free one is a good option. You’ll get a high quality document that you can print at home at no cost. The design features two cute snowmen waving from the bottom right corner of the page and a light blue background bordered by a red-white-and-green candy cane stripe.

If you want to know what the letter says before you download it, you can almost make out the text of the letter in the image, but forget about straining your eyes to try to read it. The site provides a Santa sample letter with the full text of the premium letters. The free version is essentially the same with all the customizable elements removed.

Instaletter is not free, but you can earn back the $14.99 annual membership fee simply by referring three friends. That’s a great deal for a service that has so many features.

With Instaletter, you can create unlimited Santa letters to print at home with their easy online interface, and you can also create Good List certificates and matching envelopes. And you’ll be able to get a preview of everything before you print your final product. It’s easy and fun.

First, you select one of their letter templates. They have a variety of choices, including letters for children who are questioning whether Santa is real or those who have recently visited Santa Claus in person. Each letter allows you to add three types of customization with up to three items each. So you might choose accomplishments, friends and pets, and list up to three accomplishments, three names of friends and three pet names. Or you could choose accomplishments, wish list items and items the child needs to work on. You can mix and match with each letter.

You can also customize the stationery. They offer 16 different basic designs, and then you can add additional images of Santa, reindeer, Mrs. Claus, Christmas gifts, Santa’s initials, and more. You could literally create hundreds of unique designs from the options available, and then you can create matching envelopes to go along with your letters. And it’s all done with simple drag-and-drop technology.

What makes the service an even better value is that it’s not just available for Santa letters. You can also create Santa’s Nice List certificates, as well as letters from Cupid and the Easter Bunny.

You’ll actually have to sign up and pay the $14.99 fee if you want to use this service, but Instaletter will pay you $5 for each person you refer who signs up. So if you’ve got three friends or family members who would also like to create Santa letters, you could get your membership for free.

Visit Instaletter to learn more.

At Christmas Letter Tips.com, you’ll find two free printable Santa letters. The letters are saved as a .pdf file, so you can’t edit them, and the designs are plain. One features Santa and his reindeer flying, and the other features a small image of Santa Claus.

The plain design and pdf format are obviously designed to encourage users to select one of the Santa letters that are saved as Microsoft Word documents so you CAN edit them and even use them for more than one child. At only $3.99, that’s certainly a great deal if you’ve got two or more kids.

In addition to the free printable Santa letters and the premium Santa letters, you’ll find a free Dear Santa letter template so your kids can write to Santa Claus, as well as a printable Santa’s Nice List certificate so they can see how their good behavior has paid off.

If you’re interested, they also offer Christmas letter templates and articles about the holidays.

As the name suggests, FreeSantaClauseLetters.com offers a free printable Santa letter. The letter is offered as a Word Christmas template that you can modify to include your child’s name and other details. The design is rather plain, but if you don’t mind a simple Santa image, this letter is free and can be customized and printed on your own computer.

The site also gives instructions for getting a North Pole postmark and offers suggestions for other goodies you can place in the envelope with your child’s Santa letter (such as stickers, reindeer food recipe, or an autographed photo of Santa Claus.)