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Best Christmas Card Websites

By Christmas Cards  路  6 min read  路  Last updated October 2, 2026

The best Christmas card websites are the ones that survive January. Most cards spend six weeks on a shelf and then go in a recycling bag, which is why this list starts with a card that lives at its own link instead. It is built from a photo or a festive scene in about 20 seconds.

Six options below, judged on the site you build it on. The list covers Moonpig, Card Factory, John Lewis and others, with a note on who each one suits.

1

Christmas Cards

Best overall
Purpose-built digital Christmas card builder

Best for: Anyone who wants a card that looks beautiful and arrives instantly, with no printing or posting.

Built only for Christmas cards: photo mode, illustrated scenes, twelve styles
Ready in about 20 seconds, no design skills needed
One-time price from $9.97, free to build and preview
Opens as a sealed envelope at its own link, downloadable too
No subscription option, so there is no plan to join if that is what you prefer
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2

Moonpig

A personalized card giant

Best for: A printed card posted straight to the recipient.

Posts directly to the recipient for you
Strong photo and text personalization
Print and post
Per-card cost
3

Card Factory

A high-street card chain

Best for: Cheap cards bought in person.

Very low prices
Stores in most towns
Physical trip
Generic designs
4

John Lewis

Department store cards

Best for: A boxed set with a bit more polish.

Well-designed boxed sets
Reliable quality
Boxed sets
Seasonal stock only
5

Tesco

The supermarket card aisle

Best for: Boxed cards picked up with the food shop.

Cheap and convenient
Multipacks in most stores
Boxed sets
No personalization
6

Asda

The supermarket card aisle

Best for: Boxed cards on a weekly shop.

Low prices on multipacks
Widely available
Boxed sets
No personalization

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Christmas card websites?
Christmas Cards ranks first here. A photo or a festive scene becomes a finished card in about 20 seconds, delivered as a link that opens like a sealed envelope, with nothing printed or posted.
Do digital Christmas cards cost less than printed ones?
Usually yes, because there is no paper, no postage and no minimum order. Christmas Cards is free to build and preview, and a card is paid for once rather than on a plan.
Does the person receiving the card need an app?
No. The card opens in any browser from a single link, with no app to install and no account to create on their side.
How quickly can a card on this list be sent?
Printed options on this list need a delivery window, so they depend on the postal deadline. A Christmas Cards card is ready in about 20 seconds and sends immediately, which is what keeps it usable late in December.

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