Upload a photo and get it back as a warm Christmas portrait — a cozy living room, a snowy street or a Christmas market, with a knitted sweater or a Santa hat. Pick the scene; the prompt is written for you.
Turn any photo into a festive holiday portrait. No prompt needed — just drop a photo in.
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The same photo can become several different Christmas pictures. These are the combinations people reach for most, and what each is good for.
Living room with the tree plus the Christmas sweater is the classic card look. Leave space above the head if you plan to add a greeting in a card editor.
The snowy street at dusk with a Santa hat reads well as a profile picture for December: festive without being a costume.
Upload a photo of the two of you and pick the Christmas market. Keep both faces at a similar size in the original for the best result.
The elegant outfit with the mountain cabin works for invitations and end-of-year posts where a sweater feels too casual.
Cozy living room with a tree and fireplace, a snowy town street at dusk, a mountain cabin or a Christmas market.
A knitted Christmas sweater, a Santa hat and scarf, or an elegant red-and-green party look.
The prompt asks the model to keep the face, skin tone and expression, and to change the setting, outfit and light.
Defaults to a 3:4 portrait, the usual shape for photo cards and social stories. Switch to another size if you need one.
Yourself, a couple, a child — a clear, well-lit face is all it needs.
Or leave the defaults: living room and Christmas sweater.
Check the face at full size before you print. Run another scene if the first one isn't the one.
A few choices before you upload change the output more than any setting on this page.
A head-and-shoulders photo with the face well lit gives the model the most to keep. Group photos work, but every face gets fewer pixels.
The effect adds warm Christmas lighting. A photo already lit by harsh flash fights it and looks pasted in.
If the picture is going on a printed card, make it in November: you will want time to try a couple of scenes and order prints.
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Your selfie goes straight to the model that processes it. It is never copied into our own storage — only the finished image is.
The model provider deletes its copies after 14 days. Every result is mirrored to our own storage first, so what you made is still there next month.
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Yes. Upload a group photo; the effect keeps everyone and changes the setting and outfits. With many people each face is small, so a photo where faces fill more of the frame gives better results.
It is the same idea: your own photo turned into a festive portrait. Instead of copying a long prompt into a chatbot, you pick a scene and an outfit and the prompt is written for you.
Yes, it is your image. For prints larger than a small card, run the result through the Image Upscaler first.
You are only charged when an image comes back. If the model fails or times out, nothing is deducted and you can simply run it again.
Your upload is sent to the model provider only to produce the result. The result is stored in your My Creations gallery on our own storage, and you can delete it there at any time.
You keep ownership of what you upload and what you generate, on every plan; see the Terms of Service. Free downloads carry a small watermark, paid plans download without one.
Upload a photo at the top of the page and pick a scene.
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