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Free Christmas Gift Tags for Word: 10 Editable Printables

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Made by a teacherA4 and US Letter20 Word documentsFree

Updated 13 November 2026 · By Patrick Elliott

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These free Christmas gift tags give you 10 designs as Word documents on US Letter and A4, eight tags to a sheet: Santa, elf, reindeer, snowman, Christmas tree, present, stocking and holly sheets, a mixed sheet with all eight pictures, and From Santa tags, all in full colour. Every template is human-made by a teacher: I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead, and I designed and built each one myself in Microsoft Word, then printed them to check they line up and fill the page as they should.

In this guide, you’ll find which tag sheet to choose, how to type the names before you print, and how to print and cut the tags neatly.

What’s in the Christmas Gift Tags

👉 Click To or From on any tag and type a name, so every present is labelled neatly before you print.

What Are Christmas Gift Tags?

Christmas gift tags are small labels that say who a present is for and who it is from. Each tag here is about 9 cm (3.6 inches) wide, big enough to read at a glance under the tree, with a dashed line around it to cut along. The Santa, elf, reindeer, snowman, Christmas tree, present, stocking and holly on these tags were drawn by Patrick Elliott in PowerPoint, using only shapes, with no clip art and no AI.

Which Christmas Gift Tags Should You Use?

• Mixed Christmas gift tags: eight different pictures on one sheet, so every present looks different.
• Santa, elf, reindeer and snowman tags: eight tags with the same smiling character, for one family member’s pile of presents.
• Christmas tree, present, stocking and holly tags: eight matching tags with a traditional picture.
• From Santa tags: From already says Santa in a script font, so the presents under the tree come from the North Pole.

How to Use the Christmas Gift Tags

1. Choose your paper size, download the ZIP and open the sheet you want in Word.
2. Click the box after To and type the name, then do the same after From.
3. Print at 100% (Actual size), on card if you have it.
4. Cut along the dashed lines, punch a hole in the corner and tie the tag on with ribbon, or stick it straight onto the wrapping.

Type all the names before you print, so one sheet covers a whole family. Thin card holds its shape better than paper, and a hole punch with curling ribbon makes the tags look shop-bought. For children’s presents, the From Santa tags keep the magic going.

How to Print at the Right Size

1. Open the template in Word and press Ctrl + P (Cmd + P on a Mac).
2. Choose the paper size in the file name: A4 for UK and Australian sheets, US Letter for US sheets.
3. Set scaling to 100% or Actual size, not Fit to page.
4. Print one sheet and measure a row with a ruler before you print a class set.

Every sheet keeps a 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) margin on all sides, so nothing is cut off on home inkjets, school laser printers or older printers with a wide edge.

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Conclusion

These Christmas gift tags make wrapping quicker and neater, human-made by a teacher, with pictures drawn in PowerPoint and names you can type in Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and to plan the presents first try the Christmas list templates.

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