Black friday ecards on sale at Tangy Limes means one code: BFCM2026 takes 25% off every card, so a singing video card is $1.49 instead of $1.99, and a 3-pack is $3.74 instead of $4.99. It works from now through Monday, November 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm Eastern, on cards and 3-packs but not on the $9.99 custom song.
We make Tangy Limes. Each card is a music video of about 40 seconds where faces cut out of your photo dance and sing an original song, mouths opening and closing to the words. The faces aren't redrawn by AI, so your aunt looks like your aunt. You watch the full preview with your people in it for free and pay only to keep it. No subscription, sale or no sale.
How to use the code
- Pick a card on tangylimes.com and add a photo. Every face in it gets found, dog and cat faces included.
- Tap to choose who dances where, type names for the intro, and rewrite the headline if you want.
- Watch the preview. Under the buy buttons, tap "Have a code?", type BFCM2026 and tap Apply.
- The buttons change to $1.49 for one card and $3.74 for three. Pay, then download the MP4 or make a share link that plays in any chat.
The lazy version: open tangylimes.com/?code=BFCM2026 and the code is already on when you reach checkout. The 3-pack needs a free account, which is an email sign-in link with no password, and its cards can be used any time. That's the useful part. Buy the pack before Monday night, and it covers cards you won't make until December.
Thanksgiving
Gobble Gobble fits four faces. A long dining table covered in food, everyone in orange and brown sweaters flapping their elbows like turkeys, then a backyard football game with an over-the-top touchdown spike, then a living room after dinner in stretchy sweatpants, everyone flopping over in a food coma. Thanksgiving is Thursday, November 26, so this one gets made inside the sale. Post it in the family chat while the leftovers are still warm.
Friendsgiving also fits four, for the version with friends: a cozy apartment dinner table, pies cooling in the kitchen, oven mitts, a leaf-covered backyard and a touchdown celebration.
Christmas
Elf Dance Party is new. Four of you in matching green felt elf tunics with striped sleeves, little gold jingle bells and curly-toed shoes, doing synchronized heel clicks in Santa's workshop at the North Pole between stacks of wrapped presents and toy trains. Then a candy cane forest with giant gumdrops and falling snow, then a snowy village street at night. Cast the most serious person you know as the lead elf.
Holly Jolly Family is the classic pick: four faces in matching plaid pajamas by a huge decorated tree, then a snowy yard full of blinking inflatable snowmen.
Hanukkah
Latke Party fits three. A dining room in blue and silver streamers with a menorah glowing in the window, then a kitchen with latkes sizzling beside a mountain of potatoes and someone in a dreidel apron holding a giant spatula. Happy Hanukkah is the tall phone version for one or two faces. Hanukkah starts at sundown on Friday, December 4, after the code ends, so this is a 3-pack card: buy the pack now, make it that week.
Birthdays, and one for New Year's
You're Old Now is one face and the headline says YOU'RE OLD: a bingo hall in a cardigan, a porch rocking chair with a cane, and a cake with a lot of candles. Send it to anyone with a December birthday who's tired of Christmas-tree cards. Birthday Disco Fever fits three, if a group wants to show up together.
New Year's Eve Party is the other new one, four faces: a rooftop at night with fireworks over the skyline and gold balloons, a living room with a glittery clock on the wall and party horns, and a ballroom under a giant disco ball with champagne glasses up at midnight.
A 3-pack of Gobble Gobble, Elf Dance Party and New Year's Eve Party is $3.74 with the code, about $1.25 a card. On December 1 it's $4.99 again.