Santa's Letter to Your Child
Written to Them, by Name

Order the hardcover book by Friday, December 4 for delivery before Christmas in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and India. The PDF arrives instantly, so it works right up to Christmas Eve, and it comes free with every hardcover.

A personalized Santa letter book is a custom Christmas storybook written in Santa's voice and addressed to your own child. Rather than a story they read about Santa, it is a book Santa writes to them — naming what they did this year — illustrated from a photo you upload, and ending with a keepsake letter and an Official North Pole Nice List certificate.

Yes. You can preview the cover and Santa's opening pages for free with no credit card and no hidden catch. You can edit it and decide whether to continue before paying for the PDF at $14.99 or the printed hardcover at $49.99.

A letter of about 100 to 150 words, written on North Pole stationery and signed by Santa. It gathers up their year in his own words — the thing they did that made you proud and the kind thing they did — and tells them what he hopes for them next. It never promises a present.

No. "Santa is watching" and "if you keep being good" are banned from this book by design. Santa talks about what he has heard about their year, and the qualities he is proud of — kindness, trying, learning, helping, courage, curiosity. Christmas is never presented as something the child has to earn.

Yes. Add family to the photo you upload and tag them, and they'll be drawn with your child on some pages. You can also type the name of someone who isn't in the photo, like a grandparent far away or the family dog, and they'll be mentioned in the story by name.

Your child's name and face, their age, the cover color, the illustration style, something they did this year that made you proud, something kind they did, what they love doing most, the words that describe them best, what they are hoping for at Christmas, someone special for Santa to mention, and anything else you would like Santa to know.

Yes. It is the final page of the book, designed as a certificate rather than a story page, with your child's name, the Christmas year, Santa's signature and the North Pole seal. If you buy the PDF you can print that page on its own and frame it.

It only takes a few minutes. We'll ask for your child's name, age, photo and two special moments from their year to create the preview. Afterward, you can optionally add a few more details to make Santa's letter even more personal.

The instant PDF download is ready in minutes and works right up to Christmas Eve. For the printed hardcover, order 2–3 weeks ahead — delivery to the US, UK, CA, AU & IN usually takes 8–12 business days, and where an estimated date is available for your address it is shown at checkout.

Yes. Your photo and answers are used only to create your personalized book. They're not shared publicly, used to train models, or reused to create books for anyone else.

Shipping is free and already included in the price. Delivery to the US, UK, CA, AU & IN usually takes 8–12 business days; for other destinations the estimate for your address is shown at checkout when it is available.

Yes — many are ordered by grandparents. Upload a photo with you and your grandchild together and tag who's who; everyone you tag is illustrated in the book. You can preview the whole book free, then write your own dedication before you order.

Because being written to is a completely different feeling from being read about. Almost every Christmas book puts a child in a story with Santa in it. This one is addressed to your child from the first page — Santa says their name, tells them what he heard about their year, and signs off. The whole book is in his voice, which is why the letter at the end lands the way it does.

Because you tell him. You share one thing they did that made you proud, one kind thing they did for somebody else, and the things they love right now. Those answers become real pages — the proud moment is page three, the kind act is page four, what they love is page five — and Santa's letter at the end gathers the year up in his own hand. That specificity is the whole product: a child recognises a general compliment, but they cannot argue with Santa knowing they learned to swim.

No — and this was a deliberate design decision. The book never says Santa was watching, never says they were good enough, and never makes Christmas conditional on behaviour. The certificate recognises kindness, courage, effort, curiosity and growth: things a child can be proud of rather than anxious about. Every completed book ends with the child on the Nice List.

A printed Santa letter is one page and a template. This is a fourteen-spread illustrated hardcover in which your child appears on the page as Santa is describing them, with a keepsake letter and a signed certificate at the end. The letter is written fresh from your answers, not assembled from stock sentences.

The gifts that survive January are the ones that are about the child rather than about a toy. A personalized Santa letter book — where Santa names what they did this year and signs their Nice List certificate — is read all through December and kept long after the wrapping is gone.

Share your child's name and age, choose Classic Red, Christmas Green or Winter Blue, upload one clear photo, and tell Santa a few real things about their year. The book is written from your answers. Preview the opening pages free, edit anything, and only pay when you love it.