Official Nice List certificate, personalized and printable
An Official Nice List certificate from the North Pole, made out to your child with the good deed Santa noticed, ready to print at home and frame.
The Nice List certificate is the keepsake children keep long after the letter is read. It comes personalized, in the same set as the letter and envelope, as part of the North Pole Experience. The letter itself is free to make; the certificate is added with the North Pole Experience for $4.99.
What is on the certificate
- Your child’s name, large and in Santa’s handwriting style, the one you choose for the letter.
- The year, in the line that gives them a special place on Santa’s Nice List.
- The good deed. A line saying what Santa especially loved, taken from the kind thing you tell us about.
- The North Pole seal and Santa’s signature, with the title “Keeper of the Nice List”.
It is a landscape page for US Letter paper, framed in gold and holly. The art sits inside a blank half-inch margin, so a home printer does not clip the border.
How to get it
- Start the free letter. Add your child’s details and the good deed when you make the letter.
- Add the North Pole Experience on Review. Add it and see an example of the set before you pay.
- Pay $4.99. One purchase covers every child in your household this Christmas, through January 31.
- Print the three PDFs. The letter, the certificate and the envelope arrive together, ready for US Letter paper and a #10 envelope.
Better than a blank printable
A blank certificate from a download site leaves you to fill in the name and hope the handwriting looks right. Ours is made for your child: the name and good deed are already on it, and it matches the letter and envelope. Finished keepsakes are saved in My keepsakes, so you can reprint them if the first copy gets creased.
Design your own
Want a certificate in a different style? Santa’s Workshop ($12.99) lets you design your own stationery, envelope and certificate. Explore Design your own.
Common questions
What's included in the Nice List certificate?
An Official Nice List certificate personalized with your child’s name, ready to print on US Letter paper and frame. It comes with the North Pole Experience letter and matching #10 envelope as a digital keepsake set saved to your account.
Is the Nice List certificate free?
No. The certificate is part of the North Pole Experience, $4.99 for the household this Christmas, along with the stationery collection, editable wording and a matching envelope. The Classic letter from Santa is still free to make and print.
Can the certificate carry my child’s name and good deed?
Yes. It is made out to your child by name, with the year, and it can include a line about something kind they did, taken from the good deed you add when you make the letter. The same details appear on the letter.
What paper should I print the certificate on?
It is a landscape page for US Letter paper (11 × 8.5 inches). Heavier paper such as cardstock or parchment-style paper suits a keepsake. Print at Actual size (100%), with page scaling off, then frame it.
Does the certificate match the letter and envelope?
Yes. The certificate, the letter and the #10 envelope are made together as one set, with the same child, the same handwriting and the same North Pole look, so they print and display as a matched set.
Do I need a separate purchase for each child?
No. One North Pole Experience purchase, $4.99, covers every child in your household for this Christmas season, through January 31. Make a letter set for each child, and each child gets a certificate with their own name. Saved keepsakes stay in My keepsakes to reprint.
Keep reading
Start with the free letter
Write the letter, then add the North Pole Experience on Review to include the certificate and the matching envelope.