Upload one photo of your family or friends and get a Christmas portrait of the same people and pets, in coordinated outfits and a holiday scene.
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2–6 people in one photo, pets welcome; every face showing, none tiny.
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.
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Your dog or cat in a Christmas outfit or scene
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You, your family or your pet inside a snow globe
Try itAn AI Christmas family photo is your own group photo restyled into a holiday portrait: the same people and pets, now in coordinated Christmas outfits and a festive scene. It starts from a photo you already have, so nobody has to line up schedules or buy matching outfits first.
One photo in, one portrait out
Upload the photo where everyone is together, pick a look and get back an AI Christmas family portrait in coordinated outfits. The first look is the classic Christmas pajamas family photo: everyone in matching red plaid by a decorated tree.
Same faces, same ages
The template keeps the number of people and pets, each person's face, age, skin tone, hairstyle and build, and who sits next to whom; only the clothes, the setting and the light change. Grandparents keep their grey hair, a four-year-old stays four, and the dog stays the same dog.
Since 2025
On September 23, 2025, as the Christmas season opened early in the Philippines, a how-to for turning one family photo into a snowy-cabin Christmas portrait started spreading. By late December 2025, people and their dogs in matching red and green pajamas by the tree were counted among the year's top AI photo edits.
All 7 looks dress the whole group in coordinated outfits and keep every face. These four came from the family photo above, with nothing else added.
Coats, hats and scarves outside a log cabin with string lights and falling snow: the outdoor family Christmas photoshoot, minus the cold.
Red, cream and green knits, stockings on the mantel and a glowing tree. A warm indoor look that suits a card or a frame on the shelf.
A red-and-gold backdrop, even studio light and festive outfits in red, white and black. The formal family Christmas portrait for the grandparents' wall.
Everyone in a different loud Christmas sweater, with tinsel and paper crowns. The one look where nobody matches, on purpose.
Everything starts from one photo of the whole group, so that photo sets how clear each face can be in the portrait.
Photo 1Family photo
This photo is the whole cast: every person and pet in it ends up in the portrait, dressed for the look you pick.
Works well
The whole group in frame, every face showing
A pet sitting in with its face to the cameraAvoid
Faces behind a shoulder, a plate or turned away
A reunion crowd of more than 6 people
Faces in shadow against a bright windowUpload the group photo
Add the photo and pick a look; matching pajamas is selected first.
Click Generate
The button shows the exact credits before anything is spent.
Download it or animate it
Save the portrait, or tap Animate it to make a 5s video where snow falls, the lights twinkle or the dog wags its tail.
Not entirely free: each family photo costs 3 credits at 1K, 4 at 2K or 5 at 4K, and the Generate button shows the exact price before you start. New accounts get 10 credits at sign-up, which covers 3 photos at 1K.
Yes. Children keep their real age, face and build, with no makeup and in modest, fully covered festive clothes, so a toddler still looks like a toddler. Babies work best held up facing the camera rather than lying in a lap.
Only you. Every Christmas template keeps its results private on every plan, so neither your family photo nor the portrait appears in the public gallery. To share it, download it and send it yourself.
2 to 6 people work best, plus any pets. Each extra person makes every face smaller in the photo, and a small face is the one most likely to come back looking less like the person. With a bigger group, split it and make one portrait per family.
No. The portrait has exactly the people and pets in your photo: nobody is added, removed or merged, and a second photo can't be combined in. To include everyone, take one new photo with the whole group; a quick phone shot on the sofa is enough.
Yes. Every look dresses the whole group in one coordinated set: identical red plaid pajamas, knits in the same red, cream and green, or warm coats for the snow. Ugly sweater is the exception on purpose, with a different loud sweater on each person. Pets keep their breed and coat, sometimes with a matching bandana.
Yes. Choose 4K before you generate for prints, frames and photo books; 1K is enough for phones and posts. A sharp, well-lit group photo prints best, because the portrait can only keep the detail your photo has.
Yes, in two steps. Make the portrait here and download it, then upload it to the Christmas Card template, which sets your photo in a card design with a printed greeting. This page makes the photo only and adds no text to it.
Start from the group photo already on your phone and pick a look. Like the result? Put it on a Christmas card next.
