Free card makers for kids

Ten free card makers kids ages 5–10 can run on their own. Choose an occasion, pick the picture, write the words, then print a fold-in-half card. Nothing to sign up for.

• Valentine's Day cards

  Perfect for handing out a whole stack of valentines. Kids ages 5-10 can build a card in about two minutes, print it, fold it once, and sign their name.

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• St. Patrick's Day cards

  Shamrocks, rainbows, and one very sneaky leprechaun. A quick, low-mess March activity for kitchen tables everywhere.

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• Easter cards

  Bunnies, jellybeans, and spring egg hunts. Great for Easter baskets, grandparents, and spring parties.

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• Thank you cards

  For birthday gifts, teacher appreciation, neighbors who bought lemonade, and anyone who deserves a note. Writing thank you notes gets a lot easier when kids get to design the card first.

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• Birthday cards

  For classmates, cousins, grandparents, and best friends. Kids ages 5-10 can make a birthday card faster than you can find one in the card aisle.

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• Christmas cards

  A cozy December activity. Kids can make a whole stack of Christmas cards for grandparents, teachers, and neighbors in one afternoon.

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• Mother's Day cards

  Let kids write it themselves — that's the part moms and grandmas keep in a drawer forever.

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• Father's Day cards

  For dads, grandpas, uncles, and stepdads. Kids pick the picture, write the note, and print it themselves.

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• Thanksgiving cards

  Great as place cards for the Thanksgiving table, or as thank-you notes for whoever did all the cooking.

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• Halloween cards

  Spooky but not scary. Perfect for Halloween parties, trick-or-treat bags, and not-so-haunted houses.

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