Printable Christmas card, 5×7
A printable Christmas card 5x7 from this site is a 1500 by 2100 pixel PNG and a PDF page of five by seven inches, which is 300 dpi. You pay $9.00 once for that order. There is no subscription. The picture is generated from your photo after payment. Refunds are within 14 days.
Who a 5×7 file is for
Choose this size when the card will be printed on paper: a home printer, a pharmacy kiosk, or a shop that asks for a PDF at actual size. 5 by 7 inches is the usual North American greeting-card front. It is the wrong size if you only need a square post or a phone story. Those are separate options and they do not include a print PDF. It is also the wrong file if you need a commercial bleed, a folded card with a blank inside, or a stack of envelopes. This order is one full-page sheet.
The picture is generated from your photo after payment. You get a 1500×2100 pixel PNG and a PDF page of five by seven inches. Placing that PNG on that page is 300 pixels per inch. The card has a photo area and a footer for the greeting, recipient, and signature, plus a visible AI-generated label.
How to photograph for a print, not a thumbnail
Print shows defects that a phone screen hides. Use a photo where every face is sharp, turned toward the camera, and larger than a speck. Sunglasses, a hat brim, and hair across the eyes become obvious at 5×7. Soft, even light beats a flash that blows out cheeks. If you will print twenty cards, reject a result with a bad hand before you pay the print shop, not after.
One group photo with everyone fully in frame is safer than four crops. You may upload up to four photos when people are not together. JPG, PNG, and WebP are stored as uploaded. HEIC is converted to JPEG in the browser. Without JavaScript, export a JPEG. Each file can be up to 10 MB. The server does not decode HEIC. You must be 18 to order, and you need portrait permission for every identifiable person.
What are the 5×7 print files?
The PNG is 1500×2100 pixels. The PDF page is 5 by 7 inches. That pairing is 300 dpi. 4×6 is the same idea at 1200×1800 pixels and a 4 by 6 inch page, also 300 dpi. Square is a 1600×1600 PNG. The story size is a 1080×1920 PNG. Square and story do not include a print PDF. The generated image the model returns is larger than the card; the card file is the composed page at the print size.
There is no extra bleed in this version. The greeting sits inside the sheet. If your shop trims a hairline off the edge, keep important faces away from the border by starting with a photo that is not already cropped against someone's ear. We do not offer a custom margin control.
How to choose among the sizes
Use 5×7 for a card you mail in an A7 envelope or hand to someone. Use 4×6 if the printer or the frame is that size, or if you want a smaller, cheaper print. Use the square when the picture will live in a post and will not be printed. Use 9:16 when the picture is a story and will not be printed. Ordering 5×7 does not also give you the square file. One order is one size. If you need two shapes, that is two orders.
The greeting, recipient, and signature are optional and are drawn on the card. They are not generated as part of the scene, so names do not come out misspelled by the model. Leave them blank if you will write by hand. A long greeting can fill the footer. Keep it to a sentence you would actually print.
How do I print the PDF?
Download the PDF from the order link and print at 100 percent, actual size. On a home printer, turn off fit-to-page and shrink-to-fit if those options add a margin you did not plan. Card stock around 80 lb cover, or whatever your printer can feed, is the usual choice. At a shop, tell them the page is already 5 by 7 inches at 300 dpi and that they should not rescale it.
Look at the proof on screen first: faces, hands, the number of people, the pet if there is one, and the greeting. The card is labeled AI-generated. Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. The PDF stays available for 30 days after payment. If the file never becomes available, or the print file is unusable, use the refund window in the footer. You do not get a free second render.
Steps
Open the make page, upload one to four photos, choose the scene, and set the size to 5×7. Confirm permission and pay once at checkout. There is no account. The email is for the receipt. Keep the order link. When the job finishes you download the PNG and the PDF from that page. Print the PDF, not a screenshot of the order page. A screenshot is not 300 dpi.
Turn your photo into a Christmas card
Upload 1 to 4 photos, pick a scene and a size, pay $9.00 once, and download a PNG card. Print sizes include a 300 dpi PDF.
- Upload 1 to 4 photos. JPG, PNG, and WebP upload directly. A HEIC photo is converted to JPEG in the browser before it is stored. Confirm you have permission for every person and pet in the pictures.
- Pick a scene, a size, and a greeting. Scenes are a fireplace, a snowy porch, a photo with Santa, matching red pajamas, an ugly sweater, a pet portrait, or anime. Sizes are 5×7, 4×6, square, and a 9:16 story. Greeting, recipient, and signature are optional and are drawn on the card, not invented by the model.
- Pay once. Checkout is one $9.00 charge in USD through Waffo. You type your email at checkout. There is no account, no free generation, and no renewal.
- Download the photo and the card. You get the generated photo and a card PNG. 5×7 and 4×6 orders also get a 300 dpi print PDF. Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads stay 30 days after payment.
Common questions
Is 4×6 also 300 dpi?
Yes. 4×6 is 1200×1800 pixels on a 4 by 6 inch PDF page.
Can I get a bleed?
This version is a full-page 5×7 with the greeting inside the sheet. It does not add a commercial bleed.
Which model is used?
ByteDance Seedream 4.5 Edit (fal-ai/bytedance/seedream/v4.5/edit) via fal.ai.