This free Christmas clipart page gathers 16 holiday pictures in one spot: Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays word art, wrapped presents, borders and garland, cookies, a stocking, a Christmas hat and black and white outlines. Each one downloads as a transparent PNG, ready for cards, worksheets, slides and party signs.
The Copy button sends a picture right into a card you are making. Saving it for later? Use Download PNG. The background preview helps you see a gift box on red, green or kraft before printing. Looking for one theme? Go to Christmas tree clipart, Santa and reindeer clipart or snowman clipart. To color instead, try the Christmas coloring pages.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Clipart
Ready made holiday clipart with short greetings, so you do not need fancy fonts. Each one has room around it for a name or date.
The words Merry Christmas on a curved red ribbon with holly at both ends. Drop it on a card front and you are nearly done.
Try this Put it across the top of a class holiday photo printed for each family as a keepsake.
Three soft painted ornaments hang above the words Happy Holidays. It suits mixed groups and school wide notes.
Try this Use it as the header of a school wide winter break newsletter with closing dates below.
Two cozy mittens on a string with Let It Snow written in bubbly letters. It looks hand drawn and friendly.
Try this Enlarge it as the title of a December bulletin board showing student weather journals.
Christmas Present and Gift Clipart
Present clipart is the most useful piece of the season: gift tags, wish lists, raffle tickets, reward charts.
A happy little present with a face and a fat pink bow. It is a hit on preschool reward charts.
Try this Add a gift box sticker on a reward chart each day a kindergartener cleans up without reminders.
Three wrapped boxes stacked from big to small, in soft greens and reds with ribbon. Lovely on a wish list or a gift exchange flyer.
Try this Head a gift exchange sign up with it and list the spending guide and drop off day underneath.
One big red bow with curled tails and a white sticker edge. Stick it on a plain bag or envelope to dress it up.
Try this Print a sheet of bows and stick one on each brown lunch bag of treats for a class party.
A simple gift box outline with a ribbon and a blank hanging tag. Kids can color it and write a name on the tag.
Try this Print it on a wish list page and ask second graders to draw a gift they would give someone else.
Christmas Border Clipart and Garland
Use these to frame a page, a slide or a sign. Copy and repeat the pieces until the whole edge is covered.
A swooping pine garland with colored lights and three red bows. Lay it across the top of a page as a festive border.
Try this Run it across the top slide of a winter concert program with the song list underneath.
A corner cluster of holly, berries and pine cones. Place one in the top corner and flip a copy for the bottom.
Try this Set it in two opposite corners of a party invite and write the details in the open middle.
A long doodle strip of lights, peppermints and tiny stars. Copy it along all four sides for a full page border.
Try this Frame a holiday letter to Santa page with it and let first graders write inside the border.
Cute Christmas Clipart: Cookies, Stocking and Hat
Small treats and cozy things for tags, labels and party printables.
A plate of star and tree shaped cookies with a glass of milk. A sweet piece for a cookie swap label or a recipe card.
Try this Glue it on a recipe card for a family cookie exchange and write the recipe in the blank space.
A red and white striped stocking with a teddy bear and a candy cane peeking out of the top. Fits a gift tag or name label.
Try this Print one per student, write each name on the cuff and hang them on a class mantel bulletin board.
A green velvet holiday hat with white fur trim and a bell. Paste it on a photo or a drawing for a quick holiday look.
Try this Paste the hat on a photo of the class mascot for the holiday slide show.
Christmas Clipart Black and White and Retro
Simple Christmas clipart for black and white printing, cutting machines and coloring time, plus one retro piece.
Two bells tied together with a ribbon and a holly leaf, in black lines. Great for coloring or a printed music program.
Try this Put the bells on the cover of a winter music program for kids to color while they wait.
A bold five point star with three small sparkles around it, in solid black. It cuts easily and looks crisp on a sign.
Try this Cut stars from gold paper and hang one above each student's desk for a twinkling room.
A knit sweater with rows of zigzags, reindeer and snowflakes in muted colors. Perfect for an ugly sweater party sign.
Try this Put it on a class ugly sweater day flyer and ask kids to design their own sweater on paper.
Which Christmas Clipart Goes Where
| Project | Picks | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Gift tags | Red bow, cute gift box, stocking | Print 1.5 inches wide on cardstock |
| Party invite | Holly corner, cookie plate, Merry Christmas banner | Leave the middle clear for details |
| Bulletin board | Let It Snow mittens, garland, star | Print each piece on its own page |
| Coloring time | Gift box outline, bells | Print at full page size |
For school notes that go home to many families, Happy Holidays word art and secular symbols like stars, gifts and snowflakes keep everyone included.
Printing Christmas Clipart and Making Borders
Every file is a 1000 by 1000 pixel PNG. It stays sharp to near 3 inches wide on paper, which fits tags and card fronts. For a full page border, paste the doodle strip along the top, copy it, and rotate copies for the sides. Overlap the ends a little so there are no gaps.
Red ink runs out fast in December. Print drafts in grayscale, or use the black and white bells and star for big batches. Once the holiday ends, our winter clipart and snowflake clipart keep January pages cozy.
Questions people ask
Is this Christmas clipart free?
Families, teachers and schools can use the whole set without paying, for anything that is not sold. A credit line is optional. Selling the pictures themselves, alone or in a bundle, is off limits, and holiday goods meant for sale need our okay through the Contact page.
Can I copy and paste the free Christmas clip art?
Sure. Each picture has a Copy button; tap it, then paste into a slide, a document or an email. The transparent background comes along, so there is no white box around it.
Do you have Christmas border clipart?
There are three border pieces: the pine garland swag, the watercolor holly corner and the doodle strip of lights and candy. Repeat or flip them to frame a full page.
Is there Christmas clipart black and white for coloring?
The bells and the gift box outline are clean black lines, and the star is a silhouette. Print them large for coloring, or small for a cutting craft.
What is a good Happy Holidays clipart for school notes?
Use the watercolor ornaments with the Happy Holidays words. It is warm, simple and fits a newsletter header. Pair it with snowflakes or gifts for the rest of the page.
Where can I find cute Christmas clipart for kids?
The smiling gift box, the cookie plate and the stocking are the cutest here. Our Santa and reindeer page adds a baby reindeer and a gingerbread man in the same style.
