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Christmas AI Photo

AI Christmas card generator

An AI Christmas card,
starring you.

Upload one selfie and get a 5:7 Christmas card photo that still looks like you, with clear space at the top for your own greeting.

Try my free Christmas card

First photo is a free watermarked preview · no card details needed

AI Christmas photo in the holiday card scene, made from one selfie
Holiday card5:7 · HD

How to make an AI Christmas card

  1. Upload one selfie. Clear, front-facing, one person. JPG, PNG, HEIC or WebP, up to 10 MB.
  2. Pick the Holiday card scene. No prompt to write. You get a Santa hat, a cosy red sweater and a snowy pine setting, with your own face and hair.
  3. Add your greeting and send. Download the photo, type your message in the empty space at the top, then share or print it.

What you get

  • 5:7 card format, 1080 × 1512 px, the shape of a standard 5 × 7 inch greeting card.
  • Space for your words. The top of the picture is kept calm and plain, so text stays readable.
  • No AI lettering. The model never draws text, so there are no misspelt names or garbled greetings to fix.
  • Your real likeness. The model is told to keep your facial features, skin tone and hairstyle, and to add a big natural smile. AI output can be imperfect; if one result is off, try again or try another scene.

Adding your greeting

Because the greeting is added after the photo is made, you can use any tool you already have:

  • On your phone: open the photo, tap Edit, then use the text or Markup tool.
  • In a design app: drop the photo into a 5 × 7 template and type over the empty area.
  • At a print service: upload the photo as the card front and add text with their editor.

Short greetings that fit the space

  • Merry Christmas from our home to yours
  • Warm wishes and a very happy New Year
  • Merry and bright — love, [your name]
  • Ho ho hello from [your city]

Printing and sending

For messages, email and social posts the card is ready as it is. For paper, 1080 × 1512 px gives about 216 dpi at 5 × 7 inches. That prints well at home or at a photo kiosk. A print shop that asks for 300 dpi wants 1500 × 2100 px, so ask before you order a large run.

Other scenes that work as a card

Every other scene is a 4:5 portrait (1080 × 1350 px), which also sits well on the front of a card with the greeting printed below or inside. There are 37 scenes in all, from a full Santa suit to pajamas and cocoa.

Want to write the prompt yourself instead? See our AI Christmas photo prompts for ChatGPT, including one for a card.

Ready when you are

One selfie, one tap, a photo that still looks like you. Your selfie is deleted after 7 days and never used for training.

Questions

How do I make an AI Christmas card with my own photo?

Sign in with Google, upload one clear selfie and pick the Holiday card scene. About a minute later you get a 1080 × 1512 px photo in 5:7 with empty space at the top. Add your greeting in any photo editor, then send or print it.

Does the AI write “Merry Christmas” on the card?

No, on purpose. Image models often misspell words and names, so the card is made with a calm, empty area at the top and no text at all. You add the greeting yourself, so the spelling is always right.

Can I print the card?

Yes, with one limit. The file is 1080 × 1512 px, which is about 216 dpi on a 5 × 7 inch card: fine for most home and photo-kiosk prints and for sending by message or email. Professional press printing usually asks for 300 dpi (1500 × 2100 px), so check with your print service first.

How much does an AI Christmas card cost?

New accounts get one free watermarked preview. After that, an HD card without the watermark uses 1 credit. Credits are a one-time purchase: $4.99 for 15 photos or $9.99 for 40. No subscription, and a failed photo returns its credit automatically.

Can I make a family Christmas card?

Not as one group photo yet: each photo shows one person. Families often make one card per adult in the same scene. Upload only photos of yourself or of someone who has agreed, and no photos of children on their own.

What happens to the selfie I upload?

It is stored privately, used only to make your photos, never used to train AI models and deleted automatically after 7 days.