Make a printable holiday hours sign in a minute. Pick Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s and the dates are already filled in for 2026. Set your hours, mark the days you are closed, then print it for the door or post it on social media. Free, no sign-up.
Loads the 2026 holiday dates with sample hours, a message and a matching look. Your business name and contact details stay.
Up to 8 days. Write hours however you say them, like “9 AM to 2 PM” or “Open late until 9”.
Leave any field blank to hide it. A website line tells people where to check if plans change.
Black and white prints on any printer and saves ink. Midnight gold suits New Year’s and social posts.
US Letter or A4 for the door and the register. Square for Instagram, Facebook and your Google Business Profile, Story for Instagram and WhatsApp status.
Print it for the door or the counter, or pick Save as PDF in the print window. The PNG works for social posts too.
100% in your browser. Your sign and logo are never uploaded.
The sign only helps people who are already at your door. Most customers check your hours online before they leave home. The free Opening Hours widget puts your hours on your website with an automatic open or closed status, and you can switch any day to closed in one click when plans change, so nobody makes a wasted trip. No code, works on any website builder.
The sign covers the door. These free Common Ninja widgets cover everyone who checks online first.
Show your opening hours on your website, with an automatic open or closed status for your time zone.
A bar across the top of your site for holiday hours, closures and last order dates.
Count down to your holiday sale or the last day to order, right at the top of the page.
A countdown timer for a holiday event, opening or sale, anywhere on your site.
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Use Tool →How It Works
No design software and no account. Ready to print in a minute.
Start from Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, the whole season, or a closed sign. This year’s dates are already filled in.
Type the hours for each day, switch a day to Closed in one click, and add your business name, logo and a short message.
Print it on Letter or A4 for the door, or download a square post or a story for social media.
Checklist
Five things that stop customers from making a wasted trip.
| Include | Why |
|---|---|
| A headline people read from the parking lot | HOLIDAY HOURS or CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAY in the biggest letters on the page. |
| The exact dates, with the weekday | "Thu, Dec 24" leaves no room for doubt. "Christmas Eve" alone makes people count on their fingers. |
| Hours for every changed day | Early closings and late openings matter as much as the days you are shut. |
| When you are back | The first thing a customer at a locked door wants to know is when to come back. |
| Where to check for changes | A website or phone number covers last-minute changes, like weather or a sold-out day. |
Tips
A sign on the door is one place. These cover the others.
01
Regulars plan holiday shopping ahead. A sign that goes up the night before only reaches the people who were coming anyway.
02
Add special hours for each holiday in your Google Business Profile, so Search and Maps do not send people to a closed door.
03
Download the square or story format and share it on Instagram and Facebook a week ahead and again the day before.
04
Customers who see the sign while they pay remember it. One on the door and one at the counter covers both.
Glossary
Four words you will see on this page.
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