Personalized letter from Santa
Santa writes to your child by name: what the elves noticed this year, what's on their list, and when the Christmas Eve Moon rises over their own town. With a Nice List certificate and a chart of that night's real sky.
Christmas Eve 2026, over New York City: A Moon just past full rising in the northeast at 5:14 PM. This month's full Moon is a supermoon. Santa's letter tells your child where to look.
Three pages, Letter and A4, as PDFs a few minutes after you pay. Print it tonight.
Any of 230,000 towns Three designs, four colours each
How it works
- Make it hereType your child's name and town, what the elves noticed and their wish, and pick a design. The preview is drawn by the same code that makes your files: only the word "Preview" comes off.
- Pay onceBy card or Link through Stripe, tax included, with no account. Your child's name and words are deleted once the files are made.
- Print it and leave it by the cookiesTwo PDFs of 3 pages a few minutes later, on a page whose link works for 30 days. A typo or the wrong day? Remake it free, once, within 30 days.
Letter and A4, three pages
Print it at home tonight: the letter, the Nice List certificate and the Christmas Eve sky. Cream or textured paper makes it feel like it came a long way; card makes the certificate stand on a shelf.
- A4 21 × 29.7 cm Home printer
- Letter 21.6 × 27.9 cm Home printer
Three designs, each in four colours
Shown for Mia, in New York City, Christmas 2026
North Pole Post
Santa's own stationery from the North Pole Post Office: airmail stripes, a perforated stamp holding the real Christmas Eve Moon under its postmark, a registered Nice List certificate with an Approved stamp, and Santa's flight chart of the whole sky over your town.
Engraved
Engraved like a banknote: guilloché borders turned on a lathe, a monogrammed letterhead, a certificate with red serial numbers and a seal holding the Moon, and the night sky as an engraved star chart.
Moonlit
Your town's rooftops under the real Christmas Eve sky, the Moon rising over them, with Santa's words written on the snow below. The sky page shows the sleigh's way across the stars.
The real Moon over their house
Santa's letter is make-believe; the sky in it isn't. The letter tells your child when the Moon rises over their own town on Christmas Eve and which way to look, and the third page is that night's real sky at bedtime: the stars, the constellations, the planets in sight and the Moon at its true phase, worked out for your town by the same astronomy as the star maps. Only the dotted line of Santa's way across it is made up.
In 2026 the December full Moon falls on Christmas Eve, so most towns get a full or nearly full Moon rising at dusk. Far north, where it never sets in December, Santa says so.
Questions
What do I get?
Two PDFs, Letter and A4, of three pages each: the letter from Santa, the Nice List certificate and the Christmas Eve sky. Print them as often as you like for your family.
How soon can I print it?
A few minutes after you pay: the files are made for your child and a link to them comes on the page and by email. There's nothing to ship, so it works on Christmas Eve itself.
Does it mention presents?
Only if you want it to: what you type as their wish, Santa repeats, and promises to "see what the workshop can do", nothing more. Leave it blank and the letter doesn't mention gifts at all.
Can I make one for each child?
Each letter is for one child, with their own name, age and notes. Make one for each, so each is theirs.
Is there a free one?
Yes: the free letter from Santa and the free Nice List certificate are ready to print, with lines to write in.
What if something's wrong?
A typo or the wrong town: remake it free, once, within 30 days, from your files' page. A file that's wrong or won't open is fixed or refunded within 60 days. A change of mind isn't refunded once the files are made (terms).