Holiday cards for clients with your logo
New Year, February 23, March 8: attach your logo and pick an idea — AI draws a branded card in your colors for email, messengers and print.
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11How to make a card for clients in 4 steps
A file on a clean background. Name your brand colors in words — “navy and gold” — and decide who the card is for: clients, partners or colleagues.
New Year, February 23 or March 8 — two ideas for each. Your own idea works too: describe the scene in the field.
16:9 or 3:2 for email and websites, 9:16 for messengers and Stories, 2:3 or 3:4 for a printed card.
Proofread the caption and check the logo. Put longer text in the email or an editor; a scene without text can be animated into video.
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A holiday card for clients with your logo is a reason to reach out three times in one winter: New Year, February 23 and March 8. Attach your logo, name your brand colors and pick an idea — Nano Banana draws a card for email, messengers or print. For New Year there are dedicated tools: a video greeting, a New Year banner, decor from a photo and a message to clients.
New Year: cards, video and a message for clients
The New Year card is the big one of the season: clients, partners and contractors all expect it. Simple ideas work best — your logo on a glass ornament, your product among gifts, your logo spelled out in snow or lights. Animate a text-free card with the New Year video greeting tool, write the email that goes with it using the New Year message to clients tool, make social and marketplace visuals with the New Year banner maker, and plan the decor for your café or store with New Year decor from a photo.
February 23: cards for partners and colleagues
February 23 is Defender of the Fatherland Day, widely marked at work in Russia and several neighboring countries, so teams with partners there often send a card. Keep the palette restrained — navy, graphite, steel, a touch of gold — and the symbols simple: a star, a ribbon, a gift box, branded business items like a notebook or a mug. Keep the caption short and respectful. Don't paste staff photos into the card; the AI may alter faces. A short message for the email or team chat comes from the greeting generator.
March 8: a spring card for International Women's Day
For March 8, build the card on spring imagery: tulips, mimosa, blossoming branches, pastel tones and plenty of light. Place the logo neatly on a bouquet ribbon, a gift tag or packaging. If you run a salon, store or café, show your product in a spring scene: chocolates with tulips, a perfume bottle among mimosa, coffee with flowers on a windowsill. Don't upload photos of staff or clients — flowers and objects carry the mood just as well. Keep the caption short: “Happy Women's Day!” or “Happy Spring!”.
Email, messengers and print
For email use 16:9 or 3:2 and repeat the key words in the email body, since some recipients have images turned off. For messengers and Stories use vertical 9:16; for a printed card 2:3 or 3:4 — run it through image upscaling first and check bleed with the print shop. The AI redraws your logo, so if accuracy matters, ask for a clean spot and place the original file in an editor. One idea and one logo per card look more polished than a collage.
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FAQ
How do I make a holiday card for clients with my logo?
Attach your logo file, pick a holiday and an idea in the cards above or describe your own, and hit Create a card. The Studio opens with the prompt in the field — choose a format and press Send. The card appears in the chat, ready to download.
What works for a New Year card?
Simple, branded ideas: your logo on a glass ornament, your product among gifts, your logo in snow or lights. Keep one idea per card and a short caption such as “Happy New Year!”.
What goes on a February 23 card?
A restrained scene in navy, graphite or steel: a star, a ribbon, a gift box or business items with your logo. Keep the caption short. No staff photos — the card is built on symbols and your logo.
What kind of card works for March 8?
A spring one: tulips, mimosa, blossoming branches, pastel tones, your logo on a ribbon or gift tag. If you have a product, set it in a spring scene. Caption: “Happy Women's Day!” or “Happy Spring!”.
How much does a card cost?
One image on Nano Banana costs 3 credits; on Nano Banana 2 Pro, which renders lettering more cleanly, it costs 7. The Studio shows the price of the selected version before you send, and new users get free starter credits.
Will the logo match the original exactly?
Not always: the AI redraws the mark and may change letters or proportions. For an exact result, ask for a clean spot and place your original logo in an editor.
Which format should I choose?
16:9 or 3:2 for email and websites, 9:16 for messengers and Stories, 2:3 or 3:4 for a printed card. Upscale the file and check the print shop's requirements before printing.
Can I add photos of staff or clients?
No: cards on this page are built without people — on your logo, product and a festive scene. The AI may alter faces, and photos of children must not be uploaded.
Are there watermarks?
No visible watermarks: you download the card straight from the Studio chat. If a generation fails due to an error, the credits are refunded automatically; a result you simply don't like is not refunded.