Christmas Greeting from a Business
A restrained end-of-year thank-you card a company can send under its own name — card front, the thank-you, the message, the signature, then the year and the mark. 1920x1080 (16:9), 34 seconds at 30 fps, five scenes alternating deep forest and cream with a single antique-gold accent, one stroke-drawn evergreen sprig per scene and two candlelit still lifes; there is no price, offer, button or countdown anywhere in it. Eight fields swap per render: greeting, year (set twice — a tracked JetBrains Mono stamp on scene 01 and a 268px Cormorant Garamond numeral on scene 05), thanks_line, message, signature_name, signature_role, closing_note (the dates the office is shut, the one practical fact a customer wants in December) and brand_name, which carries the company's own mixed-case wordmark through four different treatments. The intended volume case is an agency rendering one card per client from a single CSV row each.
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 · Horizontal
- Duration
- ~34s
- Category
- Personalized
What you can customize
This template exposes 8 dynamic fields you can swap per video — edit them in the editor or pass them to the API to batch-render variations at scale.
Brand Name
Halstead & Co.
Greeting
Merry Christmas
Year
2026
Thanks Line
Thank you for a year of good work together.
Message
Thank you for the trust, the patience, and the work we got to do together. We hope these few days are quiet ones, with the people you like most.
Signature Name
Ellen Halstead
Signature Role
Founder — and everyone at Halstead & Co.
Closing Note
The studio is closed 24 December – 2 January.
Frequently asked questions
How do I customize the Christmas Greeting from a Business template?
Open the template in the Renderly editor and replace its 8 customizable fields (such as Brand Name) with your own text, images, or video. Every change previews instantly before you render.
How much does it cost to render this template?
Rendering is credit-based — 1 credit equals 1 minute of 1080p video. You only pay when you export, and credits never expire on the pay-as-you-go plan.
Can I generate this video at scale via the API?
Yes. Mark any field as a dynamic variable and call the Renderly API (or a no-code integration like Zapier) with a JSON payload to batch-render a unique video for every row of data.
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