Black friday christmas card deals, from the people who make Tangy Limes: code BFCM2026 takes 25% off, so a singing Christmas card is $1.49 instead of $1.99, and the 3-pack is $3.74 instead of $4.99. The code works through Monday, November 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm Eastern, and there's still no subscription.
What you get for $1.49 is a Christmas card with your family in it, singing. You upload one family photo. The faces get cut out as they are, with no AI touch-ups, and put on dancers in a roughly 40-second music video with an original Christmas song. Mouths open and close to the words. You watch the whole preview free and only pay if you keep it.
Three Christmas cards worth $1.49
Holiday Boy Band puts four of you in a late-90s boy band video: fake snow falling on a stage, lasers, matching all-white outfits, synchronized choreography nobody rehearsed. Then a living room with ugly sweaters by the fireplace, then Santa's workshop in green costumes and pointy shoes, then a snowy mountain resort in neon puffy suits with goggles pushed up. Cast your dad as the one who does the key change.
Meowy Christmas fits four and has dogs and cats in it on purpose. A corgi in a little Santa suit bouncing next to a giant glowing tree, a husky and a gray tabby in reindeer antlers, people in matching plaid pajamas throwing tinsel. Your own pet's face can go on any dancer, so the dog gets top billing if the dog earned it.
Merry Christmas is the tall one, made for phones, with one or two faces. A sparkly holiday dress and tinsel by a giant tree, a snowy street at night in a puffer jacket and long striped scarf, a kitchen with a gingerbread house, and a fireplace with stockings and fuzzy slippers. Good for a grandparent who should get a card of their own.
Who to put where
One photo usually covers everyone, since every face in it gets found. If nobody took a group shot this year, take a face from a few separate photos. Then tap to decide who dances where. Some casting thoughts:
- The quietest family member goes in the middle of the boy band.
- The teenager who refused to be in the photo goes in anyway. You have their school picture.
- If a head comes out too big, shrink it. If the cutout clipped someone's hair, paint it back.
The headline says MERRY CHRISTMAS or HAPPY HOLIDAYS, and you can type over it. MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE PATELS. WE'RE FINE, THANKS FOR ASKING. ALL FOUR OF US, INCLUDING THE DOG. Add names to the intro and turn on captions for the relatives who watch everything on mute.
Using the code
Pick a card, add your photo and watch the preview. Under the buy buttons there's a "Have a code?" link. Tap it, type BFCM2026 and tap Apply. The buy button drops to $1.49 and the 3-pack button to $3.74. If you'd rather skip the typing, open tangylimes.com/?code=BFCM2026 and the code is already on when you get to checkout.
The 3-pack works out to about $1.25 a card. It needs a free account, which is an email sign-in link with no password, and the cards can be used any time, so a pack bought on Black Friday still covers the Christmas Eve card. The code doesn't apply to the $9.99 custom song.
To send it, make a share link and drop it in the family chat, download the MP4 for the TV on Christmas morning, or email it to up to five people from the card page. Start on tangylimes.com with one family photo. After November 30 the card goes back to $1.99, no subscription, which is still fine if you're a December 24 kind of planner.