This Christmas tree clipart set has 12 drawings: a cute smiling fir, a tree with gifts piled underneath, black and white outlines, strings of Christmas lights, shiny ornaments and three wreaths. Every picture is a transparent PNG, so the tree sits right on your page with no white square around it.
Tap Download PNG for the file, or Copy to drop it into a slide or a holiday newsletter. Try the background preview on red, green or kraft paper before you print. For the rest of the holiday crew, see our Santa and reindeer clipart and snowman clipart, and kids who want to color a tree can grab the Christmas coloring pages.
Cute and Classic Christmas Tree Clipart
Start here for a full color xmas tree. One is silly and sweet, one is the classic tree with presents, and one has a soft painted look for cards.
A round little fir tree grins under its gold star, with rosy cheeks and a few red baubles. Kids spot it from across the room.
Try this Glue one to each kindergarten cubby as a December name tag and write the child's name on the trunk.
A tall decorated tree with red and gold balls stands over three wrapped gift boxes. It fills a card front or the top of a holiday flyer.
Try this Center it on a family party invitation and list the time, place and food to bring below the gifts.
A loose painted pine with snow resting on its branches and a pale gold star. The soft edges look lovely on cream cardstock.
Try this Shrink it onto cream cardstock, fold once, and send a note of thanks to the school library volunteer.
Christmas Tree Clipart Black and White
These outlines and silhouettes print cleanly on any printer and make quick coloring sheets. Look here for black and white ornament clipart too.
A simple outline of a three layer tree with a star, a garland swoop and a pot. Every shape is open, so kids can color it in.
Try this Shrink it to two inches and use it as a counting worksheet where first graders draw the number of ornaments shown.
A crisp black fir tree with a star on the tip. It cuts beautifully on a cutting machine and reads clearly at any size.
Try this Cut it from black paper, tape it to a classroom window and let sunlight make a tree shadow on the floor.
A round ornament outline with a cap, a hook and a snowflake band across the middle. Students can fill the band with their own pattern.
Try this Have second graders fill the empty band with an ABAB pattern of colors for a math pattern review.
Christmas Lights and Ornament Clipart
Christmas lights clipart makes an easy border for slides and bulletin boards, and the ornaments add a pop of shine to any page.
A gently curved string of colored light bulbs on a green wire. Repeat it along the top of a page for a cheerful strip.
Try this Line up copies across the top of a holiday newsletter so the bulbs form one long string over the title.
One glowing red bulb with a silver cap and a thick white edge, ready to print as a sticker. Small sizes still look crisp.
Try this Print a sheet on sticker paper and give one bulb for each book finished in a December reading log.
Three glass baubles with shiny highlights and gold caps, grouped like they just came out of the box. Great for a science slide on reflections.
Try this Add it to a third grade slide about light and ask students why the shiny spots appear on the glass.
Christmas Wreath Clipart
Wreath clipart works on door signs, invitations and the center of a round label. Each wreath leaves a clear middle for a name or a short note.
A painted pine wreath with holly berries and a floppy red bow at the bottom. The open center holds a family name or a date.
Try this Type a family name in the open center and print it on a round label for jars of homemade cookies.
A mid-century style wreath with two gold bells and a plaid bow, in soft muted colors. It suits a vintage style holiday party menu.
Try this Put it at the top of a cocoa bar menu and list the toppings in a tidy column underneath.
A loose marker wreath wrapped in small colored lights with little stars around it. It feels hand drawn, like a kid made it.
Try this Make it the center of a class door wreath and surround it with each student's handprint cut from green paper.
Ideas by Grade for Christmas Tree Clipart
- Pre-K and kindergarten: The cute fir works for a December birthday chart. Give each child a paper tree and let them glue on paper dot ornaments for fine motor practice.
- Grades 1 and 2: Use the black and white tree on a counting page. Write a number on the star and have kids draw that many ornaments.
- Grades 3 to 5: The glass ornament trio and the lights fit a lesson on circuits and light. A simple series circuit drawing next to the string of bulbs helps explain why one dead bulb can stop the rest.
- Middle school: The silhouette tree is a clean icon for a winter concert program or a club bake sale sign.
Sizing, Printing and Cutting Christmas Tree Clipart PNG Files
Each tree is a 1000 pixel square PNG with a clear background. Printed at 300 dpi, it stays crisp to roughly 3 inches across, and that covers gift tags, stickers and card fronts. On slides and web pages you can go bigger without trouble.
To cut trees on a cutting machine, start with the silhouette or the outline, since they have one clean edge. For hand cutting, leave a thin white border when you trim. It hides small wobbles. Want a printed garland? Print the lights on cardstock, cut them out and string them on yarn with a hole punch.
| Project | Best pick | Print width |
|---|---|---|
| Gift tag | Cute fir or bulb sticker | 1.5 inches |
| Card front | Watercolor pine or tree with gifts | 3 inches |
| Door sign | Watercolor wreath | 3 inches |
| Coloring sheet | Tree outline | Fit to page |
Questions people ask
Is this Christmas tree clipart free?
Yes. Use the trees freely at home, in class, across your school and for any project you are not selling. A credit line is nice but you can skip it. Please do not resell the trees as clipart, and ask us through the Contact page before putting them on anything you sell.
Is there xmas tree clipart in black and white?
Yes. The tree outline and the ornament outline are clean black lines on a clear background, and the tall fir is a solid black silhouette. They print well on any home or school printer and save colored ink.
How do I use a Christmas tree clipart PNG on a colored background?
Since every file has a transparent background, the tree sits right on red, green or patterned paper. Use the background preview to check the look first. Then press Copy and paste it into your slide or document.
Do you have Christmas lights clipart for a border?
The curved string of lights is made for that. Paste a copy, then duplicate it and line the ends up across the top or bottom of the page. Flip every other copy to make a wavy line.
What is the best ornament clipart for a coloring activity?
Use the ornament outline with the snowflake band. Kids can color it, add their own pattern in the band and cut it out to hang on a paper tree. The tree outline works the same way for a bigger page.
Can I make a Christmas tree card with this clipart?
Yes. Fold a sheet of cardstock in half, paste the tree with gifts or the watercolor pine on the front and print it at about 3 inches wide. Write your message inside by hand for a warm touch.
