10 Free Printable Letters to Santa Templates

Make your kid’s letter to Santa Claus extra easy this holiday season with one of these free printable letters to Santa templates. There are over 10 different designs to choose from, so you are sure to find the perfect one for your child!

Writing letters to Santa is a great way to get your kids excited about the holiday season and opening presents on Christmas morning. Download and print one of these free Christmas printables and have your child fill it out. It is a fun and festive Christmas tradition that will help them celebrate the Christmas season and get into the holiday spirit.

With ten unique designs, your child is sure to find the perfect one that they love. It is a fun and free Christmas activity for kids to do. Plus, these free letters will also help you organize your Christmas shopping and help you pick out the perfect Christmas gift for your kids without any guesswork.

What’s Included with This Free Printable Letter To Santa?

There are a total of 10 Christmas-themed printable letter-sized templates (8.5″ x 11″) in two formats available: PNG and PDF. Since there are many different designs, you will find something for kids of all ages, from younger kids to older kids.

Please note these free printables are for personal use only and not for commercial use, which includes resale or distribution!

Types of Free Printable Letters to Santa Included

There are various types of free letter templates, so you are sure to find the right one based on what you are looking for. You will find a combination of the following items:

Blank letter templates for the kids to write their own custom letters
Templates with a fun naughty and nice list to fill-in
Christmas wish list templates
Space for your kids to draw and be creative with it!
A good deed and thankful list
Dear Santa Letters
Official Letter to Santa templates

The blank Santa printable letters are better for older kids since younger children may have a harder time coming up with what to write on their own, and the guided and simple letter ideas with checklists and spaces to draw are perfect for preschoolers and young kids.

Supplies Needed:

Santa Letter Template (PNG files | PDF file)
white cardstock or all-purpose printer paper
- You may use regular printer paper, but the quality will be best on cardstock.
writing utensils like pencils, pens, markers, or even crayons
standard letter envelope
stamp (optional)
- To send your child’s letter through USPS Operation Santa, the postal service address to mail the letter is: Santa Claus, 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888.
- If you plan on mailing a response letter along with your child’s letter then the return address (a.k.a. Santa’s address in the north pole) is: North Pole Postmark, Postmaster, 4141 Postmark Dr, Anchorage, AK 99530-9998. For more details and instructions about this method, see the USPS website.)

How to Download the Free Printable Letter to Santa Templates

Download the PNG files or the PDF file by clicking the link. You may print as many copies or different templates as you’d like as long as it’s for personal use.
For the PDF, click the download button in the toolbar at the bottom center of the page. The button is on the far right side of the toolbar.
For the PNG, right-click on the image and select “Save As.”
Save the files to the folder you want.
Open the free Santa letter template in your photo viewer for PNG or open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat or another PDF reader software.

How to Print the Templates

Load the printer paper or cardstock into your printer’s paper tray.
If you chose to use cardstock, you will need to select the cardstock format in your printer’s settings.
Go to File –> Print. Open your printer settings or printing preferences. The printing settings will vary based on your printer, but ensure the print quality is set to the “Best” setting before printing.
If you are printing with Adobe Acrobat, select “Fit” from the printer settings.
If you want to print an image version of the files through Preview or a similar photo viewing software, set it to “Scale to Fit” (it should be the default option).