Make Christmas cards from your photo: your people on festive card artwork with a decorative frame, and the greeting left to your own layout.
Make Christmas cards from your photo: your people on festive card artwork with a decorative frame, and the greeting left to your own layout.
One reference photo and the card artwork generated from it. The result uses the template's fixed 3:4 ratio and has no lettering.
The recipe asks the model to keep the people's faces, poses and clothing the same. Compare one person at a time, starting with faces near the edges. Then count the people and check that nobody was merged, dropped or moved.
The people are placed on a festive holiday greeting card with a decorative frame and warm seasonal styling. The recipe asks for no text or lettering, so the result is artwork only and leaves the greeting to your own layout.
Check that the frame does not cut across a face and that hands and clothing have not fused. Ignore any marks that look like words, because names, dates and the greeting belong in your layout. The image is not a folded, print-ready card with trim or bleed.
Three common uses. In each one the AI Christmas card artwork is the image, and your own layout carries the greeting.
3:4 · Family
Choose a photo where every face is clear and the expressions feel natural, even if it was not taken in a holiday setting. After generating, compare each person with the original, including children, glasses and people at the edges. Add the exact greeting as editable text in your layout, short enough to read in a phone preview.
3:4 · Group
A group of friends or a small team can share a card-style image when everyone agrees to the photo and the treatment. Go through the image person by person, count the faces and check hands near faces. Keep names, roles and any logo in your own layout, because generated marks are not reliable lettering.
3:4 · Print or share
One reviewed image can carry several greetings, because the text stays in your layout. For a phone, view it at the width a recipient will see. For print, check the downloaded pixel dimensions, leave room for trim, margins and folds, and get a proof. Printing, envelopes and mailing stay separate steps.
Upload a photo, check the fixed output, then compare each person before you download.
Add one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MB. A group photo works if every face is readable and the crop leaves room around the people. Check for blur, closed eyes and overlapping hands first, and use a photo you own or may edit and share.
There is no style, ratio or greeting-text field; the panel shows the fixed output, one 3:4 PNG at HD from Nano Banana Pro. Write the greeting later, in your own layout.
Each Christmas card result costs 45 credits, shown on Generate before you confirm. When the card is done, compare each person with the original, check the frame at card size, then download it.
Christmas card artwork is the picture half of a card. Four features show what the template keeps, frames, leaves out and hands over to your layout.
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The recipe places the people from your reference on a festive card and asks to keep their faces, poses and clothing the same. A group photo works when each face can be read clearly, and the result still needs a person-by-person check.
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Each AI Christmas card gets the same decorative frame and warm seasonal styling around the people, so your photo does not need a holiday setting of its own. The frame should sit around the group without cutting across a face.
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The recipe asks for no text or lettering, and there is no greeting field. Add names, dates and wishes as editable text in your own layout, where you can proofread them and change them for each recipient.
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The output is an image, not a folded card with trim or bleed. View it at phone width and at card size, check the downloaded pixel dimensions, and get a proof before ordering prints. One reviewed image can carry several greetings.
Pick the task that matches the festive result you want.
They are AI Christmas card artworks generated from a family, couple or friends photo, with a decorative frame, warm seasonal styling and no lettering. A complete Christmas card also needs your greeting and layout; this page makes the picture, not a printable card file, a folded card or a mailing service.
The recipe deliberately requests no text or lettering. Keep greetings, names, and dates in editable layout text so you can proofread and revise them without changing the generated people. This page does not expose a greeting-text field, and card artwork should not be mistaken for finished typography.
You can provide a group reference, but choose one where every face is readable and the crop leaves enough room. Review each person, pose, and garment after generation. A successful decorative frame does not prove that all people survived the transformation accurately.
No. The output is an image, without a folded-card document, measured bleed, trim guides, or printing service. Place the reviewed artwork in your own layout, add text, and confirm the production requirements with your printer. Check a proof before ordering.
Yes. Keep names and wording in your own layout, so one reviewed image can carry a family note, a friends' message and a more neutral workplace line without regenerating the people. Choose the greeting before you arrange the layout and leave a clear area for it, away from faces. Save each final version with its purpose so the wrong message does not go to the wrong audience.
Check Christmas card artwork one person at a time. Count the people, compare every face and pose with the original, and make sure the decorative frame does not cut across a face or crowd the space you want for a greeting. View the image at the size of a printed card and at phone size, because small ornaments can look different at each. Names, dates and wishes belong in your own layout, where you can proofread them.
Not on this page; it always makes the same framed card artwork. For a portrait with lights and a tree but no frame, use Christmas Photos; for a subject on a glass bauble, use Christmas Ornament Ideas; to dress a group in one shared palette first, use Matching Outfits.
45 credits per run for one 3:4 PNG at HD, made with Nano Banana Pro. The amount appears on the Generate button before you confirm.
Upload one clear photo, review the credit estimate, and compare each person with the original before adding your greeting in your own layout.