Decorate your own Christmas tree for free on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Use it as wallpaper, or share it via email or text message with family and friends. Merry Christmas! Christmas is nearly upon us, and one of the most fun things to do before the holiday is to decorate a Christmas tree. Sticky Ice Games has a neat, free Christmas tree app that you might enjoy on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. The name of the app is, appropriately enough, Christmas Tree. Decorate your Christmas tree with tons of ornaments and gifts Christmas Tree offers more than two hundred different ornaments, including ribbons, gifts, topers and trinkets. That’s plenty to decorate any Christmas tree, but you can also add an animated snowfall, lights and even sound effects. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe There are five different tree styles, and six backgrounds that will add to the festivities on your iOS device. The app also comes with five holiday songs, including top favorites like Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls and Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies. Share your Christmas tree or use it as wallpaper for your iOS device But once you’ve finished decorating your Christmas tree, what do you do with it? You can share your tree with families and friends by sending it via email or text messaging. And your tree will even be animated when your recipient gets it. And you can also save your Christmas tree to Photos, which lets you use it as a very attractive wallpaper on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. App store users give Christmas Tree a five star rating Most iOS users that have downloaded the Christmas Tree app seem very happy with it. As I write this post it has 138 reviews, and it has a five star rating on the app store. That’s pretty darn good for a holiday app designed to add some fun for iOS users. I installed the Christmas Tree app on my iPhone 6s, and it worked very well indeed. In just a few minutes I had a tree decorated, though I surely will not win any awards for my decorating skills. But that’s not the point of the Christmas Tree app anyway, it’s all about having fun and getting into the spirit of Christmas. And in that sense, the app achieves its goals. To add decorations, you just tap on the decoration icons on the top left of the screen, and they slowly drop down to the bottom of your screen. You can then begin placing them on your tree until you have them right where you want them. You just tap on Menu to change your tree’s background. I liked the one with the fireplace. The menu screen also lets you save your tree to Photos, send it to a friend, turn sound on or off, turn music on or off, and you can also save your tree. Click through to the next pages to see some large, additional screenshots of the Christmas Tree app for ideas on how you can use it on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. The app store link for Christmas Tree is right after the last screenshot. You can easily add ornaments and gifts by tapping on the ornament icons in the upper left part of your screen. You can even choose a Charlie Brown style of Christmas tree. Hey, it has its own unique charm. You can choose from five different style of Christmas trees. You can change the background of your Christmas tree to reflect your own unique sense of holiday style. If you prefer, you can even create a Christmas wreath instead of a tree. I had a lot of fun with the Christmas Tree, do check it out in the app store if you want a fun Christmas app for your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. I hope you have a very Merry Christmas! Did you miss a post? Check the Eye On Apple home page to get caught up with the latest news, discussions and rumors about Apple. Related content opinion Why is Facebook’s iOS app so bloated? Facebooku2019s app weighs in at more than 380 MB when you download it from the iOS App Store. Is it time to just get rid of Facebook altogether? By Jim Lynch May 22, 2017 5 mins Small and Medium Business Apple Facebook opinion Is the iPad mini doomed? Rumors suggest that Apple might discontinue the iPad mini. Will Apple finally pull the plug on the diminutive iPad mini? By Jim Lynch May 18, 2017 6 mins Small and Medium Business iPad Tablets opinion Will macOS protect you from ransomware attacks? The recent WannaCry ransomware attacks on Windows have some Mac users wondering if they are safe. Is macOS secure from ransomware attacks? By Jim Lynch May 16, 2017 4 mins Hacking Malware MacOS opinion Should Apple News be released for macOS? Apple News has been out for iOS for quite a while now. Is it time for it to come to macOS? By Jim Lynch May 15, 2017 5 mins Small and Medium Business iOS MacOS Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe