Turn one portrait into an AI Christmas photo with festive lights and a decorated tree, keeping the people, pose and clothes from your picture.
Turn one portrait into an AI Christmas photo with festive lights and a decorated tree, keeping the people, pose and clothes from your picture.
One reference photo and the Christmas photo generated from it, in the template's fixed 3:4 ratio.
The recipe asks the model to keep each person's identity, face, expression, pose and clothing. Compare faces one at a time against the original, then check that hands and shoulders still sit where they did. Keeping one face does not prove the others are unchanged.
The setting around the people becomes a warm holiday scene with festive lights, a decorated tree and cozy seasonal decor. The light on the faces can shift to match the room, so skin tone and mood may read differently from the source.
Look for a bright ornament or lamp across an eye, a hand merged into a prop, and garbled lettering in the decor. The frame is a fixed portrait crop, so a wide group may lose someone at the edge. If that happens, start again from a closer photo.
Three common uses. In each one the AI Christmas photo is the image, and your own layout carries the greeting.
3:4 · Greeting
Choose a reference where everyone's expression already works, then generate one portrait for the message thread. Count the people in the result and compare each face with the original. Add names and the greeting in a layout app where you can check spelling; the template does not typeset text. Describe the image as a generated holiday portrait, not a record of a gathering.
3:4 · Profile
Start with one clear portrait and leave some room around the head. After generating, crop a copy to the profile shape and check the eyes and expression at the size it will show. Keep the full download so you can recrop. For a shop or studio greeting, put hours and offers in real text outside the image.
3:4 · Keepsake
Check the file dimensions against your print provider before ordering, and make a small proof, because lights and shadows read differently on paper. Keep the original photo, the generated portrait and your editable layout as separate files so next year's version is easy to change. A decorated card frame is a different template.
Upload a photo, check the fixed output, then compare every face before you download.
Add one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MB. Choose a photo where each person's face is large enough to inspect, with room around the edges, and use one you own or have permission to edit.
There is no decoration, outfit or scene selector; the panel shows the fixed output, one 3:4 PNG at HD from Nano Banana Pro. Crop wide group photos first, because the 3:4 frame may recompose them.
Each Christmas photo result costs 45 credits, shown on Generate before you confirm. When the portrait is done, compare every face and the edges with your original, then download it.
Three things the fixed holiday recipe decides for you, and what stays in your hands.
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You supply the people, the pose and the clothing. The recipe asks the model to keep each person's identity, face, expression, pose and clothing while the scene around them changes. Group photos work, but the frame is a fixed portrait, so crop a wide group before you upload it.
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Every AI Christmas photo gets the same festive setting: string lights, a decorated tree and warm seasonal decor. The room light can fall differently on the faces than in your picture, so skin tone and mood are worth a second look before you share it.
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Each run returns one HD PNG in 3:4 for 45 credits, shown on the button before you confirm. The template does not typeset text, so add names or a greeting in a layout app where you can check the spelling.
Pick the task that matches the result you want next.
Christmas photos are portraits with a seasonal Christmas setting. Here, Potto AI turns one reference photo into an AI Christmas photo: a warm holiday scene with festive lights, a decorated tree and cozy decor around the people, who keep their faces, pose and clothes. The setting is generated artwork, not a record of a real gathering, so check every face against the original.
No. This template produces a festive portrait image; a Christmas card is a greeting layout that may also include a frame and message. Use Christmas Cards if the decorative card composition is the main task. Add exact names and greetings in editable layout text after checking the portrait rather than expecting this photo preset to typeset a card.
You can provide a group reference, but inspect every person and the generated crop. A wide group may not fit the fixed portrait composition well, and preservation of one face does not prove preservation of the others. Choose a source with readable faces and space around the edges; reject a result that loses someone or changes an important expression.
This page uses its fixed holiday recipe; it has no custom decoration or outfit selector. The recipe asks to retain clothing while adding the festive setting. A specific outfit or scene instruction belongs in a custom image-editing request. Changing the source photo is your direct way to choose the people, clothes, and initial pose here.
No. The template has no text field, so names, dates and greetings belong in your own layout app, where you can check the spelling. Look over the decorations in the result for stray marks or garbled lettering before you place text near them. Keep a copy of the image without text so you can reuse it for another message or format.
Yes, as a cropped copy. Start from a clear portrait of one person with some room around the head, then crop the result to the profile shape and check at the real size that the eyes and expression stay readable. Keep the full download so you can recrop for another platform later.
Yes, with another template. This page always makes the same lights-and-tree portrait. Christmas Cards places the people inside a decorated card frame, Christmas Ornament Ideas turns a person, pet or place into a glass bauble, and Cookie Art decorates a sugar cookie. To describe your own holiday scene, write it in the AI image generator.
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 reference photo, review the credit estimate, and compare every person in the result with the original before sharing it.