Couple by the tree
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AI Christmas Photo: Six Holiday Looks From One Selfie
Choose a Christmas look, tap Apply to my photo and add a clear selfie.
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IllustrationExamples
Illustrations of the kind of result this makes. They are not app outputs.
IllustrationExample instruction: Candid holiday photo of an adult South Asian man in his thirties in a burgundy sweater, laughing in a leather armchair next to Santa Claus in a red velvet suit with a full white beard, beside a stone fireplace hung with pine garland and plain red knitted stockings. Warm firelight as the key light, soft fill from table lamps, 35 mm lens at f/2.8, both faces sharp, gentle film grain, real skin textu
IllustrationExample instruction: Top-down photograph of a printed Christmas photo card lying on a warm oak table. The card shows a photo of a smiling adult couple in winter coats and knitted hats in gently falling snow. The top third of the card is plain cream paper, left completely blank for a handwritten greeting. Around the card: fresh pine sprigs, a red velvet ribbon, dried orange slices, cinnamon sticks and a small brass bel
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Christmas couple portrait
A regular photo of two people turns into a festive shot with a tree and warm lights.
Cosy rug portrait
One selfie becomes a soft holiday portrait on a beige rug surrounded by Christmas decor.
Snowy Christmas portrait
A photo is restyled into a winter scene with falling snow and a snowman.
North Pole selfie
An ordinary selfie turns into a shot next to Santa and a reindeer in the snow.
How it works
Pick a Christmas look
Choose a prompt below, or describe your own holiday scene.
Add a clear selfie
Face the camera in soft, even light. UniqAI opens with the prompt already filled in.
Send and check the face
Make sure it still looks like you, then save it, print it or try another look.
Christmas looks to try
Place me in a cosy living room beside a decorated Christmas tree, wearing a cream knit sweater and holding a warm mug, fairy lights glowing into soft bokeh behind me, warm evening light. Keep my face and features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoPut me in a leather armchair by a stone fireplace with pine garland, laughing next to Santa Claus in a red velvet suit and a full white beard, warm firelight, candid and relaxed rather than posed. Keep my face and features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoTurn this photo into a printed Christmas card lying on a wooden table, my photo in a snowy winter setting with knitted hats and scarves, the top third of the card left as plain cream paper for a handwritten greeting, pine sprigs and a red ribbon around it. Keep my face and features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoDress everyone in this photo in matching red and green plaid flannel pajamas, sitting close together on a sofa in front of a lit Christmas tree, laughing, warm lamp light and fairy lights, every face sharp. Keep each face and their features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoPut me in a loud knitted ugly Christmas sweater with reindeer, snowflakes and a pompom nose, standing in front of a tinsel wall at a house party, direct on-camera flash with a hard shadow behind me. Keep my face and features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoPlace me at an outdoor Christmas market at night in a wool coat and a chunky scarf, holding a steaming cup, light snow falling, wooden stalls with warm string lights blurred behind me, cinematic colour. Keep my face and features exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my photoHow to get a Christmas photo that still looks like you
- Start with a sharp, front-facing photo where your face is well lit and not covered by hats, hands or hair.
- Keep the last line of each prompt: it asks the model to leave your face unchanged.
- For a group shot, use one photo where everyone faces the camera. More faces mean more room for drift, so check each person before you save.
- If something looks off, run it again or drop a detail from the prompt. Short prompts drift less than long ones.
- The prompts are plain text, so they also work in other image models that can edit a photo.
Making a holiday card from the result
- Ask for empty space, like the plain band in the card prompt above, and add your greeting afterwards in any editor or print service. Image models often misspell words written inside the picture.
- Pick a portrait or near-square result if you plan to print a standard folded card.
- Run the same look on several photos and choose the one where the face matches best before you order prints.
Keep it kind
Use your own photos, or photos of adults who agreed to it. Do not upload photos of children or of anyone who has not given permission, and do not use these looks to pass yourself off as a real person.
Questions about AI Christmas Photo
How do I make an AI Christmas photo of myself?
Pick a look on this page and tap Apply to my photo. UniqAI opens with the prompt filled in; add a clear, well-lit selfie and press Send. Each prompt ends with a line asking the model to keep your face, so the result should still look like you.
Can I make a photo with Santa from my selfie?
Yes. Use the Photo with Santa prompt: it places you next to Santa by a fireplace in warm firelight. The Santa in the picture is invented by the model, so it is not a real person, and you can rerun it until the pose and expression feel right.
Can I turn the result into a Christmas card?
Yes. The card prompt leaves a plain band at the top, so you can add your greeting later in any editor or print service. We suggest adding text yourself, because image models often misspell words they draw inside a picture.
How much does one Christmas photo cost?
An edit on Nano Banana costs 12 gems and on Flux Schnell 3 gems. The cost is shown next to the model before you generate, and new accounts start with 30 gems. If a generation fails, the credits are returned.
Why does a face look different in a group photo?
The model rebuilds the whole image, and every extra face adds room for small changes. Use one sharp photo where everyone faces the camera, keep the face-keeping line in the prompt, and run it again if one person drifts.
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