Make your own Xmas cards free

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Online Christmas Card Maker

Introducing Presentation Helper’s new free .

This is a free-to-use tool to create your own personalised Christmas, birthday and Valentine cards to send to friends, family and work colleagues via email.
Currently this is a beta version that we will tweak and update to improve using your feedback. So please do not hesitate to tell us what you think and how it can be improved.

Why use this Christmas card maker?

What’s different about this card maker? While there are other online tools available to create e-cards, most of these will either make you send the card from their own website, adding their own logos or advertising with your card, or they make the recipient click a link that takes them to a web page with the card, which will again have advertising and such on it. Our maker is also free.

With this card maker you can save the image on to your computer or paste directly into your own email account, which makes the card more personal and ensures that no advertising comes with the card when sent. Neither does it require the user to click on any web links to receive it.

We will also be increasing the number of cards available so that soon we will have a large library of Christmas images for you to choose from.

How to use the card maker

Here is a brief overview of how to use the card maker.

1. Select the image you want to use for your card.

2. Use the text editor to write your message; you can change the message and font size.

3. Press the generate button. Your card is now turned into a png image.

4. When the image is completed you can right-click the image and save on to your computer or copy and paste straight into an email.

5. You can now go back and create a new card.

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