Give customers a quick, actionable way to stay in control of holiday spending. This postcard highlights simple budgeting reminders that help recipients prioritize what matters most and avoid common seasonal overspending pitfalls. Position your brand as a supportive financial partner who’s there when it counts.
How to use this template
This template is designed to make sending personalized mail quick and easy. Open the file in Figma and duplicate it into your workspace to customize the design. Use the plugin to export your mail piece into your Lob account.
Visit the Help Center to learn more about creating postcards using Lob’s API.How to customize your Postcard
Bleed size
Bleed is extra space that allows for colors or background images to be printed to the edge of your piece.
Trim size
This is the finished size of your mail piece (before folding).
Safe zone
Ensure all text and important elements are inside the safe zone.
Address Information
This is where your address and barcode information will appear – if any artwork is placed in this space it will not be printed.
More helpful tips for designing your mail piece
Use high resolution images
300dpi is required for printing. Images with higher dpi’s should be adjusted to 300 to prevent file sizes from becoming too large.
Use Google Fonts
Lob supports all Google fonts by default – or you can host your own licensed font and provide the link.
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Use your preferred design tool
In addition to Figma, you can use Adobe InDesign or Illustrator to create your mail piece – just follow the specs provided and upload as a PDF to your Lob account.
Don’t add crop marks or other printer’s marks
Our platform automatically adds these after you upload your file.
Use 40% opacity and above
For the best output, avoid using low opacities.
Use appropriate line weights
We recommend using lines 1px and above for best results.
What types of tips should I highlight in this postcard?
Focus on practical, high-impact actions like setting a total spending limit, tracking purchases, comparing prices, and prioritizing needs over wants.
How can I make the budgeting tips feel more personal to the recipient?
Include examples that align with the season or their likely expenses, and use personalization fields for their name or spending goals to make the advice feel tailored and actionable.
