Upload a photo and say how Christmas it should look. The faces stay exactly as they are.
Creating an account is free. Your photo comes with you.
The small image is what went in. The prompt is the whole instruction.


Turn this into a Christmas family photo: everyone in matching red and white Christmas pajamas, a decorated Christmas tree with warm lights behind them, wrapped presents on the floor. Keep every face, hairstyle and pose exactly the same.


Put a Santa hat on the dog and place it in front of a cozy fireplace with stockings hanging and warm string lights. Keep the dog's face, fur and pose exactly the same.


Change the navy sweater to a red and green Christmas sweater with a reindeer pattern, and put a softly lit Christmas tree behind him. Keep his face, glasses and expression exactly the same.


Place her at a snowy Christmas market in the evening, wooden stalls with warm lights and light snowfall behind her, a cream scarf over her chef coat. Keep her face, hair and smile exactly the same.


Make this a Christmas card portrait: soft falling snow, gold and red bokeh lights behind her, a red knit beanie. Keep her face, braids and expression exactly the same.
Your family, your kids, your dog, or you. A photo you took works best.
Tree, sweaters, snow, fireplace. End with: keep every face exactly the same.
Print it on a card or post it. It stays in your media library too.
Full projects, built from single shots like these.
It edits your photo rather than drawing a new one, and keeps what you did not mention. Ending the prompt with "keep every face exactly the same" makes that more reliable.
Yes. Dogs and cats work the same way: name the hat or the setting, and ask to keep the face and fur as they are.
Yes. Pick square or portrait, download the picture and add your greeting in your card app. Lettering drawn by the AI can come out misspelled.
You can add the photo and write the instruction without one. Generating runs a paid model, so it needs an account on a plan.
Yes. Under our terms you own what you create and can use it personally or commercially.
Same tools, set up for the season.
Turn a short description into one still for a post, scene, or reference.
Place a real product into a new scene. The product stays recognizable.
Create a clear character look you can later turn into a talking clip.
Animate a still. The photo becomes the first frame of the clip.
One photo, one sentence, the faces unchanged.