A Christmas or holiday ad jingle for your small shop
A small shop can get an original Christmas or holiday ad jingle by pasting a gift page or collection into SingingAds. It writes a new song about your products with a festive feel, sings your shop name and cuts a vertical video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. It is a fresh tune, not a version of a known carol, and it only sings the offers and dates your page shows.
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An original song, not a carol cover
Paste your gift guide or a product page; SingingAds writes a holiday jingle about it, sings it and builds a 9:16 video; you get the MP4 and the song. It only sings claims from your page, and you read and approve each line before the voice records.
Many shops reach for a famous Christmas song. Recorded versions are owned by someone, and SingingAds does not imitate real songs anyway. What it can do is give you the feel: sleigh-bell rhythm, a warm choir-like lift, a tune in a major key. Ask for that in the brief ("cozy, bells, slow swing") and the song sounds seasonal while being yours.
What holiday shoppers need to hear
- Who it is for. "For the dad who has everything" or "for the friend who loves tea".
- Why your shop. Handmade, local, wrapped, personalized: whatever your page says.
- When to order by. A last shipping date is the most useful line in December, if your page states it.
Christmas Day 2026 falls on Friday 25 December. Shipping cutoffs land the week before, so plan a "last orders" ad for that week with the date from your page.
Christmas, or holidays?
Decide who you are talking to. A shop selling ornaments can say Christmas. A gift shop serving a mixed neighborhood may prefer "holidays" or "the season". You can make two versions from one brief, each with its own words, and run them to different audiences.
A December plan
- Late November: after your Black Friday ads, a 30 second gift guide ad with two or three products.
- Early December: 15 second ads per bestseller from your page.
- Week before cutoff: "order by" ad with the date on the offer card.
- After cutoff: gift card or local pickup ad, if you offer them.
Clay looks handmade and wintry; 3D suits tech gifts. See examples and plan your batch on pricing.
Shops that sell in person
If most of your holiday sales happen at the counter, the ad has a different job: get people through the door. Sing the street or the neighborhood, the late-opening nights if your page lists them, and the thing they can only get in person, like gift wrapping while they wait or a tasting table. Target the ad to a few miles around the shop. A 15 second version works well in the last two weeks, when people are out shopping anyway and need a reason to choose your door. The song file can also play in the shop, so the tune customers hear online is the one they hear inside.
Before you run it
- Check the order-by date against your carrier and your page.
- Make sure gifts named in the song are in stock.
- Swap the ad after the cutoff so nobody orders expecting delivery by the 25th.
- Turn on the AI label when you post; see our AI disclosure.
Illustrative example: holiday brief and lyrics for a made-up shop
Juniper and Fig (fictional gift shop). Page says: "hand-poured candles and tea tins", "every order gift wrapped", "order by 17 December for Christmas delivery". Buyer: someone with three people left on the list.
- Three names left and the list won't end,
- Juniper and Fig for every friend.
- Candles poured by hand, tea in a tin,
- Gift wrapped bright with a ribbon to begin.
- Order by the seventeenth, it's there in time,
- Juniper and Fig, your gifts in line.
The order-by date comes straight from the page, so it changes when the page does.
What it can't do
- It will not make a version of a known carol or holiday hit.
- It does not know your carrier cutoffs; it sings the date your page gives.
- It does not show real families or children; the character is a fictional adult.
What it costs
From $15 for one ad, or $29 a month for about 4 thirty-second video ads. A jingle take costs 4 credits; a typical 30-second video ad about 26. There is no free tier and no free sample.
One-time packs
One ad
$15 once
Five ads
$59 once
Monthly plans
Starter
$29 a month
Growth
$79 a month
Agency
$199 a month
Questions
- Can I use "Jingle Bells" or another carol in my ad?
SingingAds does not imitate real songs, so it writes an original holiday tune instead. You can ask for a sleigh-bell or carol-like feel.
- When should I start my holiday ads?
Make them in November. Christmas Day 2026 is Friday 25 December, so last-order ads for shipping fall in mid-December.
- Can I make one Christmas and one holiday version?
Yes. Each is its own song from the same brief, with different words.
- Will it sing my shipping deadline?
Yes, if the deadline is on your page. Check it against your carrier before running.
- Can I play the jingle in my shop over the holidays?
Yes. The song downloads as its own audio file, and you may use it for your business on social, your website, radio and podcasts with no royalties. Many shops loop it near the till so the tune from the ad greets people at the door.