Upload one photo of your dog or cat and pick a Christmas look, from a Santa suit to a gift box or fresh snow, with the same coat, markings and eyes.
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Your cat or dog at its eye level, whole body or chest up; people can stay in.
Photo settings
No prompt needed. Upload a photo of your own pet; if anyone else is in it, make sure they're happy to be included.
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
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Try itAn AI Christmas pet photo is a new picture made from one ordinary photo of your dog or cat: your pet wears a Christmas outfit or sits in a holiday scene, and it's still your pet, with the same breed, coat, markings and eyes. Unlike a Christmas pet filter that lays a hat over the picture, the whole photo is redrawn, so the outfit wraps around the body and fur, and there's no prompt to write.
Dog
The look builds the Christmas scene around your dog, while the fur pattern, patches and ear shape come from your photo, like the long chestnut ears, the chestnut patches around both eyes and the white blaze here.
Cat
Antlers and a bell collar are fitted to your cat's head instead of a generic cat being drawn in its place, so the green eyes, white bib and white paws stay as they were.
Outfit looks dress your pet in a Santa suit, an elf outfit, a knit sweater or reindeer antlers. Scene looks add no more than a bow or a scarf and put it by stockings at the fireplace, in a gift box, on a candy-cane set or out in the snow. Every look brings its own background.
A little red velvet suit with white trim and a hat, in front of a lit tree. The suit follows your dog's build, so a long, low dachshund gets a long, low suit.
Green and red with a pointy hat, a little bell and a striped collar, set in a toy workshop stacked with presents and wooden toys.
Your pet peeks out of an open present under the tree, ribbon and torn paper all around. It suits pets you could never dress up, and cats who climb into every box anyway.
Fresh snow, falling flakes and a little red scarf. Your dog gets a white Christmas even if your yard stays green in December.
You need one photo and a look. Everything the result keeps about your pet comes from that photo, so it's worth getting right.
PhotoYour pet
Your dog or cat as it really looks. Breed, coat, markings and eyes in the result all come from this photo; the outfit and setting come from the look you pick.
Works well
Daylight, with fur and markings in focus
Face toward the camera, eyes openGets lost
Only the face: an outfit needs a body
Curled up or turned away, face hidden
Dim or blurry, so markings run togetherUpload your pet's photo
Add one photo from your phone or computer, then tap the look you want.
Generate
The button shows the exact credit price before you start. To try another look on the same photo, pick it and generate again.
Download or animate it
Save the photo, or press Animate it under the result: the Animate Christmas Photo template opens with your photo in place, ready for a short clip of your pet tilting its head, blinking and wagging.
No, it runs on credits: 3 per photo at 1K, 4 at 2K and 5 at 4K, and the Generate button shows the exact price before you start. New accounts get 10 credits at signup.
Yes for cats: every look is made for both cats and dogs. You can also upload a rabbit, a guinea pig or another furry pet, but the outfits are designed around cats and dogs, so those results are less predictable.
Yes. Upload a photo with both of them and each one gets the outfit or joins the scene with its own coat and markings. With three or more, every animal is smaller in the frame, and fine details such as eye color are easier to lose.
Yes. People in the photo keep their faces, hair and clothes; only the pets are dressed up, and the setting changes around everyone. To have Santa standing next to your dog, use the Add Santa to Photo template instead.
No. The stockings stay blank, and no look writes names or any other text on the photo. You can add a name afterward in a photo editor.
The AI redraws your pet in new clothes and new light, so small or faint markings can shift when the photo is dim, blurry or taken from far away, or when part of your pet is hidden. A sharp daylight photo at eye level keeps them best (see the checklist above), and generating again gives you a fresh take.
Yes. Press Animate it under your result to send the photo to the Animate Christmas Photo template, where your pet tilts its head, blinks and wags its tail; a 5-second clip costs 60 credits at the default settings.
Upload one photo of your dog or cat, pick a look, then download it or animate it.
