Printable Santa Letters.com

At Christmas Letter Tips.com, you’ll find two kinds of printable Santa letters – no frills freebies or premium Word templates you can customize and print at home.

If you choose the free printable Santa letters, you’ll be able to choose from two fairly plain letters. One has a simple image of Santa Claus and the other has an image of Santa and his reindeer flying through the sky. Both are available as pdf files, which means you can’t personalize them. But if you’re looking for a free letter from Santa, either of these will fit the bill.

If you’d like something a bit more colorful and want to be able to personalize your letter with your child’s information, check out their printable Santa letter templates. These documents are available in Microsoft Word format, so once you purchase them, they’re yours to use as many times as you like, as long as you comply with their “personal use only” policy (i.e., you can’t start your own Santa letter business with these). They have two full-color images to choose from, and you simply need to open the template in Word and replace the placeholder text with your child’s information.

They also offer nice printable Santa’s Nice List certificates.

I previously wrote about the great Santa letter program called Instaletter. The program, which allows you to create unlimited Santa letters for an annual membership fee of just $14.99, just got even better.

In addition to offering printable Santa letters and matching envelopes, Instaletter now offers Santa’s Good List certificates as part of the program. So there’s no additional charge to print as many Good List certificates as you want. You can create unlimited certificates, letters from Santa Claus (as well as the Easter Bunny and Cupid) and matching envelopes for a one-time annual fee.

As with the letters, the Good List certificates can be customized with ease. You can keep the standard certificate text that says the recipient is earning the certificate “For demonstrating outstanding behavior and the true spirit of Christmas,” or you can change it by simply typing in something new. You can also choose one of six different elves to appear on the certificate with Santa, and you can add an award date.

In addition to the new Santa’s Good List certificates, Instaletter has also added Cupid Coupons and printable deeds to the Easter Bunny Trail. Next they’re planning letters from the Tooth Fairy and Drax Dracula.

Check it out at Instaletter.

As the name suggests, Free Christian Santa Letters.com offers printable Santa letters that have a Christian theme. They offer two simple letters that can be customized for free in Microsoft Word, and you can see the full text before you download the document. The designs are very simple – some clipart of the baby Jesus with a border – but if you’re looking for a free printable Santa letter that talks about the birth of Jesus Christ, these letters will do the job.

For instance, the text of one of the letters reminds children, “the most special gift you can get at Christmas is a gift that was already given long ago – the gift of our Savior, Jesus Christ. God gave that gift to all his children of the world, and we’re so very lucky that we can celebrate the birth of Jesus every year at Christmas time.”

The site also offers some Santa history about the connection between Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus, and lists a variety of Christian gifts available on eBay, which, the site says, “helps us offer the free Santa letters.”