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Is It Christmas?

Is It Christmas? is a free joke website that answers one question, in your own language: almost every day it says no, and on 25 December it says yes.

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Is Is It Christmas? free?
Free. Yes. Is It Christmas? is free to use, with no paid plan.
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What is Is It Christmas??

Is It Christmas? is one of the internet's longest running joke websites, made by developer Eric Mill (@konklone). It does exactly one thing: it tells you whether today is Christmas, in big letters, in the language of the country you are visiting from.

On 364 days a year the answer is a plain no, such as NO, NON or TIDAK. On Christmas Day it turns to YES. Part of the fun is that you are not alone: other visitors show up as small country flags that follow their mouse pointers around the page in real time, so you can see people from all over the world checking the same thing.

Main Features

  • One-word answer to whether it is Christmas today
  • Answer shown in your local language
  • Live flags showing other visitors and their pointers
  • Celebrates with a YES on 25 December
  • Installs as a small web app on your phone
  • No sign-up, ads or setup

How to Get Started with Is It Christmas?

  1. Open isitchristmas.com in any browser.
  2. Read the answer in your local language.
  3. Move your mouse to see your flag among other visitors.
  4. Come back on 25 December to see the answer change.

Is It Christmas? Pricing

Is It Christmas? is completely free, with no account and no paid features.

Who Should Use It?

  • People counting down to Christmas
  • Fans of simple, one-joke websites
  • Kids who keep asking if it is Christmas yet
  • Anyone who wants to see visitors from other countries online at once
  • Collectors of classic internet oddities

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Is It Christmas? free?

Yes. It is a free website with no account or payment.

Why does it say TIDAK or NON instead of NO?

The site shows its answer in the language of the country you are visiting from.

What are the flags moving around the page?

They are other people on the site right now, shown by their country flag and following their mouse pointer.