Upload one photo and get the front of a Christmas card, greeting already on it.
PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 768px on the short side
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Everyone on the card in one photo: faces clear, a little room around heads.
Photo settings
No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
Two solo photos become one Christmas couple shot
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Your dog or cat in a Christmas outfit or scene
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You or your pet as an ornament on the tree
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You, your family or your pet inside a snow globe
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See your house lit before you hang a strand
Try itAn AI Christmas card generator with photo takes a picture you already have and returns the front of a finished Christmas card: the design is drawn around your photo and the greeting is lettered on, with no prompt to write.
Photo in, card out
The people and pets in your photo keep their faces, ages, skin tones, hair, expressions and poses, and a pet keeps its breed and markings. Nobody is added or left out: the frame, the decoration and the greeting are the only new parts.
No family photo yet? Make one first
Card front
The result is the front of the card seen straight on, with all four edges in frame, so it can go to a photo-card printer or into a message as it is. It is a single image of the front; a folded card's inside comes from your print service.
Each design prints one greeting, and it is the only text on the card; names go on when you print or send it. Choose by who the card is for.
Merry Christmas
Classic red frames the photo in gold on deep red card, with holly in the corners and gold snowflakes; Vintage postcard puts it on cream paper inside a red-and-green 1950s border with holly and bows. Both print Merry Christmas, the traditional pick for grandparents, relatives and anyone who keeps every card on the fridge.
Merry & Bright · Season's Greetings
Modern minimal leaves plenty of white space around the photo, with a thin gold frame and one evergreen sprig. Gold elegant is deep green with gold foil ornaments and serif lettering, a quieter choice for a single portrait, a couple or a card for clients.
Happy Holidays · Warm Wishes
Watercolor wreath circles the photo with painted pine, berries and ribbon on cream paper; Snowy window frames it in a frosted window with snow on the sill and twinkling lights in the garland. Use them as an AI holiday card for friends and coworkers who celebrate differently, or whenever you want a softer greeting.
Merry Everything
Cartoon reindeer get tangled in colorful string lights all around the photo. It suits a goofy family shot or a pet with a big personality, and it is the card to send when you want people to laugh before they read anything.
Everything starts from one photo: what it needs, what to avoid, and the three steps from upload to download.
1 photoCard photo
The picture that goes on the card: your whole family, the two of you, just you, or your pet alone or with you. Anyone who isn't in it won't be on the card.
Works well
Everyone facing the camera, faces clear
A pet on its own, or with the familyAvoid
Heads or people cut off at the edges
Faces too small to see in a far-away shot
Filters, stickers or text already on the photoUpload and pick a design
Add your photo and tap the design you want.
Generate
The button shows the exact price before you start, and the card appears in the preview when it is ready.
Download it, or make it move
Download the card to print or send, or press Animate it under the result to turn it into a short Christmas video.
You can try it with free credits: new accounts get 10 credits at sign-up, enough for 3 cards at 1K. After that a card costs 3 credits at 1K, 4 at 2K or 5 at 4K, and the Generate button shows the exact price before you start.
No. This generator has no text field: each design prints its own greeting and nothing else is written on the card. Add your names when you send it, in your print service's text box, in any photo editor, or in the message that goes with a digital card.
Download the card and upload it to a photo-card print service, or print it at home on card stock. Choose 2K or 4K before you generate if it is going to print, and check the print preview: services trim to their own card size, so a sliver at the edges may go.
Usually, because each greeting is a short, common phrase, which AI letters far more reliably than names or long messages. A letter can still slip, so before you print, zoom in on the greeting, check every letter and the apostrophe in Season's Greetings, and make sure no extra words or marks appeared. If anything is off, generate the card again.
Yes. Watercolor wreath prints Happy Holidays, Gold elegant prints Season's Greetings and Snowy window prints Warm Wishes. The designs use winter and festive motifs such as pine, berries, snow and lights, not religious scenes.
Yes. Upload your dog or cat on its own or with the family; each pet keeps its breed, coat colors and markings, and the design goes around it. The Vintage postcard and Merry Everything examples above were made from a dog photo.
Yes. Download the image and send it by text, email or chat, or post it; choose the 1:1 ratio if it is mainly for social feeds.
Yes. Children can be on the card on their own or with the whole family, and they stay their real age, with natural faces, no makeup and modest festive clothes.
Pick a design, upload the photo you already love and download a card with the greeting on it.
