Christmas Card Sayings

When making your own Christmas cards, one of the most important resources is a good Christmas font! Below are a collection of fun Christmas fonts for your personal enjoyment. We found these fonts are completely FREE for personal use!

Just click on the picture of the font below to download the zip file. You might also want to view and/or print the How To Install Your Christmas Fonts instructions.

Fancy Letter Christmas Fonts

Download Free Font: Chopin

Download Free Font: Christmas

Download Font: Christmas on Crack

Download Font: Grenouille

Download Font: Jheri Curls

Download Font: One Fell Swoop

Decorative Letter Christmas fonts

Download Font: Candy Time

Download Font: Christmas Lights Indoors & Outdoors

Download Font: Christmas Tree

Download Font: Kringle

Download Font: Santa Time

Download Font: Snow Caps

Download Font: Summers Snowman

Christmas Symbol Fonts

Download Font: Christmas Cheer

Download Font: Christmas Time

Download Font: Christmas Wreath

Download Font: Cobb Shinn Christmas Cuts

Download Font: Eight Santas

Download Font: Snowflake

Download Font: Sleigh Ride Symbols

Download Font: WM Christmas Symbols (3 fonts included)

For help installing…

If you’ve never installed a font before, we’re here to help! See the How To Install Your Christmas Fonts instructions.

NOTE: By downloading these fonts, you are indicating your agreement to use them as outlined in the use agreements included in the zip files (where applicable).

NOTE: These are simple instructions based on Windows XP. If you are using another operating system or these instructions don’t work for your version of Windows, do a Google search for “how to install fonts your-operating-system” and you should find some helpful tutorials online.

Step by Step Font Installation

1. Download the fonts you want to use and save them somewhere you can find them. For example, create a folder called “fonts” on your desktop and put them there.
2. After downloading, open the folder with the fonts. Extract the font files (unzip them) into the same folder.
   NOTE: You will need software for unzipping the files. If you don’t have this, do a Google search for “compression software”.
3. Go to your Start Menu and select Control Panel.
4. Click on Fonts.
5. Go to the File menu and select Install New Font.
6. In the Install New Font box, find the folder where you put your unzipped font files. Once you’ve opened the folder in this box, the font files should appear on the list.
7. Click on the Select All button to select the font files, then click OK to install the fonts.