Christmas printables are my favorite holiday shortcut. You download them once, print what you need, and suddenly you have games for the party, tags for the gifts and a letter from Santa for the kids.
No shipping, no shopping trip, and no waiting. Just your home printer and a stack of cardstock.
I picked 17 Christmas printables I’d actually use this year: two free sets I made myself, plus my favorites from Creative Fabrica. You’ll find party games, coloring pages, a Santa letter kit, gift tags, cards, wall art and even a planner to keep the whole season on track.
Tip: Wrapping a gift you made yourself? My free Box Template Maker makes a gift box in any size, so the tag and the box match.
How to Print Christmas Printables at Home
- Download the file and open the PDF (or the PNG or JPG) on your computer.
- In the print settings, choose Actual size / 100% so cards, tags and bookmarks come out the right size.
- Use bright white cardstock (65 to 110 lb) for tags, cards and bookmarks, and regular printer paper for games and coloring pages.
- Let the ink dry for a few minutes, then cut along the edges with a paper trimmer or scissors.
Have a Cricut? Many of these work with Print Then Cut. Upload the PNG to Design Space, and your Cricut prints the outline marks and cuts every tag and holder for you.
17 Christmas Printables to Download
Here are my picks, starting with games for the whole family, then printables for kids, then gifts, decor and planning.
1. Free Christmas Bingo Cards
Best Free Printable
I made these bingo cards myself, and they’re completely free. There are 30 different picture cards with a free star in the middle, plus calling cards and a call sheet.
They come in color and in ink-saving black and white. Bingo is the one game everyone can play, from toddlers to grandparents.
2. Free Christmas Games Pack
Best Free Games Pack
My free pack has 9 games: trivia, a word search, a word scramble, would you rather, this or that, who’s most likely to, a scavenger hunt, a silly story and a categories game.
Every game comes in color and black and white, and the answer keys are on their own pages.
3. 20 Christmas Party Games
Best for Parties
Twenty party games in one download, including quizzes, bingo, word puzzles, team challenges and gift exchange games. The answer keys are included.
It comes in both US Letter and A4, so it prints well anywhere. It’s great for office parties and Friendsmas nights.
4. 80 Christmas Games Bundle
Most Games in One Download
Eighty games with candy cane borders: movie quote match-ups, Christmas trivia, an emoji game, word scrambles, this or that and lots more, with answer sheets.
If you host every year, this one bundle will keep your parties fresh for a long time.
5. Christmas I Spy Pages
Best for Preschoolers
Five I Spy worksheets where little ones find and count ornaments, reindeer, presents and candy canes, then color them in.
They’re great for counting practice and a quiet morning at the kids’ table while the grown-ups cook.
6. Cute Christmas Coloring Book
Best Coloring Pages for Kids
Fifty-seven bold and easy coloring pages with thick lines and big shapes: bells, penguins, smiling ornaments and kids in Santa hats.
The simple pages are perfect for little hands and crayons. Print a few and staple them into a mini coloring book for a stocking.
7. Christmas Coloring Book for Adults
Best for a Quiet Evening
Fifty detailed pages for grown-ups: a snowy log cabin, a cardinal on holly, a cheerful snowman and a cozy reading corner by the tree.
Grab some colored pencils and a cup of cocoa. It’s my favorite way to unwind after a busy day of wrapping.
8. Letter from Santa Kit
Most Magical for Kids
An 8-page kit with three letters from Santa, a blank North Pole letterhead, an official Nice List certificate and North Pole Express Mail labels for the envelope.
You can type your child’s name and details in the fillable PDF or edit it in Canva. Watching their faces on Christmas morning is pure magic.
9. Editable Christmas Wish List
Best Editable Printable
Festive wish list templates you can edit in Canva. Change the fonts and colors, add a name, then print or share them.
Kids love filling them in for Santa, and they’re handy for family gift exchanges too.
10. Christmas Advent Calendar
Best Advent Countdown
A sweet illustrated advent calendar with 25 days of owls, gnomes, hedgehogs, reindeer and cozy little houses, plus each day as its own 5 x 5 inch card.
Print the cards, clip them to a string of twine with mini clothespins, and turn one over each morning in December.
11. Green Christmas Wall Art
Best Christmas Decor
A modern set of Christmas prints in deep green, cream and warm brown: a snowman, a little vintage car carrying a tree, gingerbread men, candy canes and more.
The files come in five ratios, so they fit most frames. Swap them in for your everyday art and your walls are ready for the holidays.
12. Vintage Christmas Cards
Best Christmas Cards
Four nostalgic 5 x 7 inch cards: a red door with a wreath, a glass ornament, white ice skates and a sled full of presents.
Print them on textured cardstock and they look like you bought them at a little paper shop.
13. Cute Christmas Gift Tags
Cutest Gift Tags
Thirteen character tags shaped like Santa, a snowman, a reindeer, a raccoon, a penguin, a nutcracker and more, each with a To and From line.
They’re transparent PNGs, so they’re perfect for Print Then Cut. Your Cricut cuts around every character for you.
14. Christmas Money Holders
Best for Cash Gifts
Festive money and gift card holders with photo-style designs like “Merry Christmas”, “Season’s Greetings” and a cozy mug of cocoa.
An SVG cut file is included, so you can print and cut them with your Cricut. They make a cash gift for teens feel a lot more fun.
15. Glittery Christmas Digital Paper
Best for Gift Wrap
Twelve glittery red seamless patterns with snowflakes, stars, stripes and dots, each a 12 x 12 inch file at 300 dpi.
Print them to wrap small gifts, line a gift box or back your tags. They also make pretty card fronts.
16. A Quiet Christmas Bookmarks
Best Stocking Stuffer
Twelve soft watercolor bookmarks with snowy woodland scenes, children playing in the snow and glowing street lamps. They print three to a sheet at 2 x 7 inches.
Tuck one into a book for a teacher, a friend or a stocking. A hole punch and a ribbon make them extra sweet.
17. Christmas Planner
Best for Staying Organized
A 65-page planner for the whole season: gift lists, budgets, meal plans, party checklists, a countdown and planners for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Print it at the start of November, pop it in a binder, and you’ll never forget a gift (or the cranberry sauce) again.
Christmas Printables FAQs
Are these Christmas printables free?
The Christmas bingo cards and games pack are mine and completely free, with no sign-up. The other picks are on Creative Fabrica. You can download them free with a Creative Fabrica free trial, and you can cancel before it ends.
What paper is best for Christmas printables?
Use regular printer paper for games and coloring pages. For tags, cards, bookmarks and money holders, use bright white cardstock between 65 and 110 lb so they feel sturdy.
Can I print these at a print shop?
Yes. Most of these files are high resolution (300 dpi), so a print shop or an online printer can print them as wall art, cards or posters.
Can I use my Cricut with Christmas printables?
Yes. Upload the PNG to Cricut Design Space and use Print Then Cut. It works great for the gift tags, the money holders and the bookmarks.
