Two keepsakes from Santa's own workshop: a personal letter written for your child — their name, their proud moments, their Christmas wish — and an official Nice List Certificate, checked twice by the Elves and signed by Santa himself.
The Keepsakes
Order one, or order both for the same child. Each one is made from the details you share — never a fill-in-the-blank form letter with just a name swapped in.
How It Works
No accounts, no apps, nothing to install. Three steps and a little Christmas magic.
Share their name, age, hometown, a proud moment from this year, something they're working on, and their Christmas wish. It takes about two minutes.
Your letter and certificate are prepared at the North Pole with every detail woven in, then signed by Santa himself and stamped with the official seal.
Your keepsakes are delivered to the parent's email address, ready to print at home — so you choose the perfect moment to share them. A download copy is kept as well, in case the email lands in a spam folder.
Try It Right Now
Fill in the details and watch the letter and certificate come to life beside the form — this is the very design your child will hold. The sample is filled in for a child named Emma; make it your own.
Ho, ho, ho! It is your friend Santa Claus, writing to you from my workshop at the North Pole, where the cocoa is hot, the Elves are humming, and your name — Emma, age 7 — is written in big, happy letters right near the top of my Nice List. I have checked it twice, just as I always do. All the way in Springfield, the Elves have been talking about you!
My Elves keep a book of proud moments, and yours made my whole beard smile. They wrote it down just like this: "helped her little brother learn to tie his shoes." Well now, that is exactly the kind of thing the Nice List is made of. Keep it up, Emma. And I hear you are working hard at being patient when things are hard, too. Good for you! One small step at a time is exactly how big things get done — even my toy workshop runs that way.
Now, about your Christmas wish — a red bicycle. Ho, ho! I cannot promise any one special gift, because Christmas Eve holds surprises even for me, but I want you to know I am checking my list very carefully and I will do my very, very best for you.
And please give her dog Biscuit a warm hello and a good scratch behind the ears from me — if anyone hears reindeer hooves on Christmas Eve, it will be them!
Keep being kind, keep being curious, and keep that Christmas spirit shining all season long. I will be listening for you on Christmas Eve.
With love, cookies, and jingle bells,
P.S. If you leave out a cookie on Christmas Eve, I shall be very grateful — and a carrot or two would make a certain reindeer team very happy indeed.
North Pole Department of Letters • Checked twice by the Elves • Signed by Santa himself
This is to certify that
of Springfield, age 7, has been officially placed on Santa's Nice List for Christmas 2026 — in recognition of a year filled with kindness, including the day they helped her little brother learn to tie his shoes. Checked twice by the Elves, and sealed with Christmas magic.
North Pole Department of Letters • Checked twice by the Elves • Signed by Santa himself
Over at our sister site, SantaTexting.com, your child can text back and forth with Santa himself — he knows their name, their wish, and all the details you share. The letter and certificate live there too, as add-ons to any chat.
Good Questions
The things parents ask us most.
They're delivered to the parent's email address as printable files, so you decide the perfect moment — tucked into the mailbox, slipped under a pillow, or waiting by the cookies on Christmas morning. Keep the download copy too, in case the email wanders into a spam folder.
Never. Santa's letters mention your child's wish with love, but they always leave Christmas Eve its surprises — Santa says he's checking his list carefully and will do his very best. That's a promise we keep on every single letter.
Of course — every letter and certificate is made one child at a time, from that child's own details. Brothers and sisters each get their own proud moment, their own wish, and their own place on the Nice List.
Anything real from your child's year: learning to ride a bike, sharing with a friend, being brave at the dentist, helping a neighbor. The truer it is, the wider Santa's beard smiles — and the more your child will believe, because it's their own story in Santa's hand.
Share this shop on your own Facebook page. Tap the blue "Share on Facebook" button in the order form, post it to your page, and the code SHARE299 takes $2.99 off — a single keepsake drops to $7.00, and both together drop to $12.00.
This shop is keepsakes only — the letter and the certificate, $9.99 each or both for $14.99, nothing else to figure out. SantaTexting.com is where children chat with Santa by text; there, the letter and certificate are offered as $4.99 add-ons. Same Santa, same workshop — two doors into it.