If you typed cheap christmas ecards black friday into a search bar, here's how we'd do it at Tangy Limes, which we make: code BFCM2026 takes 25% off, so a singing Christmas card is $1.49 instead of $1.99, and three cards are $3.74 instead of $4.99. The code works through Monday, November 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm Eastern, and there's no subscription.
The trick is that a card isn't priced per recipient. You make one, then post one share link in the family chat. Everyone who taps it gets a web page that plays the video, with nothing to install and nothing to sign in to. Twelve cousins in the chat, one card, $1.49. For the aunt who only reads email, you can email it to up to five people from the card page.
What they're watching is a Christmas music video, about 40 seconds, starring your family. Faces get cut out of your photo as they are, with no AI changes, and dance through four scenes while singing an original song, mouths moving to the words. You see the full preview free before you pay anything.
Three Christmas cards for $1.49 each
Ugly Sweater Party fits three faces, starting at a tacky office holiday party with tinsel on everything, a fake tree and a disco ball, everyone in light-up sweaters with pom-poms. Then a living room crammed with decorations and a toy train circling, where somebody in a giant reindeer sweater does the robot. Cast the three relatives who show up in the worst sweaters every year, so they're in costume either way.
Thanks for Nothing is a one-face card, and the headline says THANKS FOR NOTHING. It opens on Christmas morning in a living room full of torn wrapping paper, your star in an ugly holiday sweater holding up a single sock and rolling their eyes. Later there's a gift shop returns counter and a victory shimmy, and a table with a lump of coal. Send it to the sibling who drew your name in the gift exchange and panicked.
Merry & Bright fits four in matching green pajamas by a tree covered in gold lights, doing a shoulder shimmy. Then a kitchen with trays of cookies and aprons, a snowy yard at night in puffy coats, and a fireplace where everyone sways and claps like a gospel choir. Of the three, it's the one closest to a classic family Christmas card, with more shimmying.
Getting it down to $1.25 a card
With the code, the 3-pack is $3.74, which works out to about $1.25 a card. Here's one way to split it:
- The family card for the group chat, with four faces in it.
- A one-face card for the grandparent who deserves their own.
- Thanks for Nothing, for the sibling.
The pack's cards can be used any time, so buying it before Monday night doesn't mean making all three this weekend. It needs a free account, which is an email sign-in link with no password, and it saves faces so you don't re-upload the same family photo three times. A single card needs no account at all.
To apply the code: pick a card, add a photo and watch the preview. Under the buy buttons, tap "Have a code?", type BFCM2026 and tap Apply. The buttons drop to $1.49 and $3.74. Opening tangylimes.com/?code=BFCM2026 puts the code on before you even pick a card. It doesn't cover the $9.99 custom song.
Everything else on the card is free to fiddle with before you pay: who dances where, the headline, the names in the intro, captions, head size, and hair the cutout clipped. Save it wide for the TV on Christmas morning, tall for phones, square, or 4:5 for Instagram. If the preview doesn't make you laugh, close the tab. You haven't paid anything.
Sale terms, as of October 25, 2026: code BFCM2026 takes 25% off single cards ($1.99 to $1.49) and 3-packs ($4.99 to $3.74) until Monday, November 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm Eastern. It doesn't apply to the $9.99 custom song.