Letter From The Tooth FairyWrite

Free Printable Tooth Fairy Letter, Personalized

Print a free personalized tooth fairy letter in seconds. Type your child's name, pick a letter, print on US Letter or A4. No sign-up needed.

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Most tooth fairy printables are blank forms you fill in by hand, and kids are sharp: they recognize Mom's or Dad's handwriting instantly. Ours prints already personalized. Type your child's first name, choose which tooth it was and what the fairy left, and the whole letter comes out in a looping fairy script on a classic parchment design. There is no sign-up, no email and no app. It fits one page of US Letter or A4 and looks good in black and white too. A few tricks parents swear by: print on cream or ivory paper, fold the letter small enough to fit under the pillow, add a pinch of glitter on the pillowcase, or roll it into a tiny scroll tied with thread. The free printable carries a small website line at the bottom. If you want a version without it, plus an animated page and a Tooth Certificate, the magic upgrade is $6.99.

“Thank you for leaving your tooth under your pillow tonight. It was one of the shiniest I have collected all week!”
From “The Classic Tooth Fairy Note”
  1. Pick a letter and type your child's first name.
  2. Tap “Print free letter”.
  3. Choose US Letter or A4 and print, or save it as a PDF.

Tips that make it look real

  • Cream or ivory paperIt looks older and more magical than bright white.
  • Fold it smallFold in half twice. Fairy letters are tiny.
  • A pinch of glitterOn the pillow or inside the fold, where the fairy landed.
  • Roll it into a scrollTie it with a piece of thread or ribbon.

Shown here for Mia. Yours will have your child's name and details.

  • Dear Mia,

    Thank you for leaving your tooth under your pillow tonight. It was one of the shiniest I have collected all week!

    I can tell you have been brushing every day. Your bottom front tooth was sparkling. I flew in very quietly at 2:14 a.m. so I wouldn't wake you.

    I left a shiny coin for you. Keep smiling, keep brushing, and I'll see you next time a tooth wiggles loose.

    Love,

    Twinkle, the Tooth Fairy

    The Classic Tooth Fairy Note

    Short, sweet and shiny. The note every pillow deserves.

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  • Thank you, Mia!

    Thank you for taking such good care of your tooth. I could tell it was loved: brushed in the morning, brushed at night, and full of happy smiles.

    Every tooth I collect helps make fairy magic. Your tooth will help a flower bloom in the Fairy Garden this spring.

    Here is a shiny coin as my thank-you. You are a wonderful tooth keeper.

    Gratefully yours,

    Twinkle

    A Thank-You From the Tooth Fairy

    A thank-you for a tooth that was loved, brushed and full of smiles.

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  • Mia, don't worry about your lost tooth!

    I heard that your tooth went missing. Maybe it rolled away, or maybe it's having its own little adventure. That's okay!

    Tooth Fairies have a special trick: we can feel when a tooth comes out, even if we can't find it. My tooth-o-meter beeped loud and clear on March 14, so I know it was a good one.

    I left a shiny coin just the same. If you ever find it, keep it as a souvenir.

    No tooth required,

    Twinkle

    Lost Tooth? No Problem!

    The tooth rolled away? The fairy's tooth-o-meter still beeped loud and clear.

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  • Dear Mia, welcome to the Tooth Club!

    Tonight I flew all the way from Fairy Hollow because I heard some very big news: you lost your very first tooth! It was your bottom front tooth, and it came out on March 14.

    A first tooth is the most special tooth of all. It means you are growing up, and I wanted to be the very first to say congratulations. I also heard that you bit into a crunchy apple. That was so brave!

    I have tucked a shiny coin under your pillow as a thank-you. Your tiny tooth will shine in my castle forever.

    With sparkles and love,

    Twinkle, Tooth Fairy

    Your Very First Tooth!

    A warm welcome to the Tooth Club, all the way from Fairy Hollow.

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Questions parents ask

Is the printable tooth fairy letter really free?

Yes. You can personalize and print any of the 20 letters for free, as many times as you like. The only thing on the free version is a small website line at the bottom. The $6.99 upgrade is optional.

What paper should I print a tooth fairy letter on?

Regular printer paper works fine. Cream, ivory or light parchment paper looks the most magical. Card stock is nice if you plan to keep it in a memory box.

Can I print it in black and white?

Yes. The Classic Parchment design is ink-friendly and reads clearly in black and white, so it works on any home printer.

How do I make the letter tiny like a fairy wrote it?

In your print dialog, set the scale to 50 to 70 percent, or print two pages per sheet. Then trim around the edges and fold it in quarters. Tiny letters feel much more fairy-sized.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There are no accounts and no logins. Type, preview and print. If you publish the magic version, you get a private link without signing up.

Tonight's the night.

The tooth is under the pillow. The letter takes two minutes.

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