A smooth Santa makeover as snow falls around you.
AI Christmas Video Generator
Describe a Christmas scene, or add your photo for a Santa makeover, a couple's wave or a festive pet. Pick a scene and make it yours.
- Photo, video & music references
- Choose a festive effect
- Customize and download
Choose your Christmas video effect
Start with a Santa makeover, a wave from the two of you, or a pet greeting. Open a scene to make it your own.
A red holiday look and warm golden lights.
Antlers and a winter outfit for a playful Christmas smile.
A little wave from both of you beside the tree.
Open a gift box and watch a golden glow light the moment.
A red scarf, tree lights, and a curious head tilt.
START WITH YOUR OWN REFERENCES
Create a Christmas clip from your references
Build a new Christmas clip around your own references: photos for the people or setting, a video for movement, and optional MP3 music for sound inspiration. Describe what should happen, such as a wave as snow falls or a gift opening beside the tree.
PUT YOURSELF IN THE CHRISTMAS STORY
Make a Christmas greeting with your own characters
Try a Santa Claus transformation from a selfie, a wave with a couple's photo, or a festive scarf and a curious head tilt for your pet. Pick the scene, then edit its prompt to say who moves, what they do, and how the camera sees them.
How to create a Christmas video with AI
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Start with a scene or a reference
Write your Christmas scene, with no upload needed. Photos or videos are optional; add MP3 music only alongside a photo or video.
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Step 2
Choose a Christmas effect
Pick a scene and edit its starting prompt. Keep one main action, such as a wave, so the short clip has a clear focus.
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Step 3
Create your video
Choose the length, shape, and size, check the credit estimate, then make your Christmas video.
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Preview and download
Watch the finished clip, download it, or keep your references and details while trying another version.
Plan your Christmas clip
Try another scene with the same references
Switch scenes without adding your files again. Your files and video options stay; the new scene fills in a new starting prompt for you to edit.
Keep your main subject easy to see
Choose a clear photo of the person or pet. Avoid crops that cut across the face or hide the part of the subject you want to move.
Give the clip one clear action
A wave or a head tilt fits a short greeting. Keep the subject, one action and one camera move together; save scene changes or a second action for another clip.
Choose a shape for where you will share
Use a portrait frame for a phone post, a square for a feed, or a landscape frame for a wider scene. Set the shape before creating so the composition has room for your subject.
Check faces, movement, and sound
Play the whole result before downloading. Look for changes to faces, hands, or paws, and listen to any generated audio before choosing a version to share.
Plan each new version
Check the credit estimate before creating another clip. Choosing a different scene or revising your details does not start generation.
Christmas video ideas to make your own
Start with a selfie and choose Santa makeover. Keep the short clip focused on the change into green velvet and a Santa hat. A gentle camera push lets the new look take the spotlight.
Use a couple's photo and choose Christmas together. Ask for one small wave beside the tree, red and green sweaters, and a steady camera that keeps you both in frame.
Use a clear pet photo and choose Festive pet. Ask for a curious head tilt, a red scarf, and wrapped gifts. Leave space around the head for that small movement.
Christmas AI video generator FAQs
How can I make a Christmas video from a photo?
Upload a selfie, a couple's photo, or a pet picture. Choose a scene and edit the starting prompt with one action, such as a wave. Check the options and credits before creating, then play and download your finished clip in the workspace.
Can I make a Santa Claus transformation from my photo?
Choose Santa makeover, then edit the prompt to describe the movement or setting you want. It gives you a starting direction rather than a fixed video template. Faces and small details can change, so preview the result before sharing it.
What should I write for a Christmas greeting video?
Describe a moment rather than a whole story: ‘The couple in the reference photo give one small wave beside a glowing Christmas tree, in one steady shot.’ If you add a movement reference, say which movement to use. Add names or exact greeting text in a separate editor after downloading; this tool does not guarantee accurate lettering or spoken words.
Does a video reference edit my uploaded clip?
No. A video reference guides the movement in a newly generated Christmas clip. It does not directly edit the uploaded footage. For changes to an existing clip, open the separate Video editing tool below.
Can I use my own Christmas music?
You can add an MP3 file as a sound reference alongside a photo or video. The finished audio is generated and may differ from your reference; the original song is not inserted into the video.
Can I create a Christmas video from text alone?
Yes. Describe the Christmas scene here, or choose a starting scene and edit its prompt. Photos and videos are optional. An MP3 sound reference must be paired with a photo or video; music alone cannot start generation.
How long can my Christmas video be?
Choose from 4 to 15 seconds in the video options. A single action, such as a wave or a head tilt, suits this short format. You can also choose the video shape and size before creating.
Does making a Christmas video use credits?
Yes. Creating a video uses credits, with the estimate shown before you submit. Choosing a scene and adding details do not start generation.
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A Christmas greeting.With your own characters.
Start with your people or pet, choose a festive look, and describe one small moment to share.