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Christmas gift ideas

Put the whole family in a Christmas comic

There is still time: a gift link arrives the moment you send it.

Turn the family’s year, the kids’ wildest Christmas adventure or an afternoon with the grandparents into a comic, and send it as a private link to open on Christmas morning. It is never published, and it arrives the moment you send it.

Signing up is free, and so is making gift links.

A family Christmas comic tied with a red ribbon and holly: decorating the tree, children at a snowy window, grandparents by the fire

Christmas gift ideas for everyone at the table

From the youngest to the grandparents, there is a comic for each of them.

  • The family’s year as a comic

    The new house, the first steps, the vacation when it rained every day. Twelve months, a panel each, opened on Christmas morning.

  • A Christmas story starring the kids

    They help the reindeer find their way through a blizzard, or save Christmas when the lights go out. Read it together on Christmas Eve.

  • A comic for the grandparents

    For grandparents who cannot be there this year: the best moments with the grandchildren, as pages they can open again and again.

  • A Secret Santa gift

    Drew a coworker’s name? A short comic about the office legend beats another mug, and nobody else will turn up with the same gift.

  • Your family tradition, drawn

    The burnt cookies, the yearly argument about the tree, the joke your uncle tells every single Christmas. Only your family has it.

  • A love letter for Christmas

    For your partner: your first Christmas together, told panel by panel, or the one you are already planning for next year.

Christmas, the way your family tells it

Every family has the stories that come out at the dinner table: the year the oven gave up, the dog that unwrapped everyone’s presents. A comic keeps them in one place, drawn, so the youngest can read them too.

It opens like a present. First an envelope with your note, then the comic, page by page or as one long scroll.

Ready by Christmas morning

Even if you start on Christmas Eve.

  1. 1

    Gather the stories

    Ask everyone for their favorite moment of the year, then draw the pages yourself or make them with AI in the studio.

  2. 2

    Wrap it with a note

    Make a gift link and add a note of up to 600 characters. It is the first thing they read, inside an envelope they tap to open.

  3. 3

    Send it on Christmas morning

    Paste the link into a message, an email or the card under the tree. They read it without signing up.

Making a gift?

Gift pack · 120 credits · $3.99

Enough for a 10-page gift comic with its cover and banner.

See the gift pack

Questions people ask

Will it arrive in time for Christmas?

Yes, even if you finish on Christmas Eve. A gift link works the moment you make it and there is nothing to ship. If you make the pages with AI, each one usually takes a minute or two.

Can they open it on Christmas morning?

Make the link when the comic is ready and send it on Christmas morning. When they open it, an envelope with your note comes first, then the comic.

How long can the family keep reading it?

You choose 7, 30 or 90 days when you make the link. For a Christmas comic, 30 or 90 days lets them reread it well into the new year, and the studio reminds you three days before it ends.

Can grandparents read it without an account?

Yes. They tap the link and the comic opens in the browser, on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Nothing to install and no password to remember.

Is a comic about my children kept private?

Nothing gets published: the series stays out of Browse and search, and search engines are asked not to index the link. Anyone who has the link can read it while it works, so send it only to the people it is for.

Gift ideas for every occasion

Whose Christmas will you draw?

One page is enough to begin. Make the link before the comic is finished, and every page you add appears in it.

Signing up is free, and so is making gift links.