# AI Christmas card generator

> Make a Christmas card from one photo: your face in a holiday scene, the greeting lettered on the card, in card, Story or square format. 40 free credits.

This year's card without the photo shoot: add a photo of yourself (or of the two of you, or of your dog), describe the scene, and put the greeting in quotes. The image studio sets you in the scene, letters « Merry Christmas from Lena & Kai » on the card and sends it back in seconds, from 10 credits a picture, in the format you send it in: 3:4 or 4:3 to print, 9:16 for a Story, 1:1 for a message.

## At a glance

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| Input | One photo (or two, or a character, or your pet), the scene, the greeting in quotes |
| Formats | 1:1, 3:4, 4:3, 9:16 and 16:9, up to 4 takes at once |
| Lettering | A short greeting and your names, set on the picture |
| Price | From 10 credits a picture; 40 free credits at signup |

## How to make an AI Christmas card

- Open the image studio and drop your photo: it rides as a reference, so the face stays yours. For a couple, a photo of each, or two characters typed with @. For your pet, its photo.
- Describe the card: the scene, the outfits, the light, and the greeting in quotes, « Merry Christmas from Mara & Kai ». Say where it goes (« in gold script at the bottom ») and the style of the letters.
- Pick the format: 3:4 or 4:3 for a printed card, 9:16 for a Story, 1:1 for a message or a profile picture.
- Render up to 4 takes at once, check the spelling of the greeting, keep the best and download it in full resolution.

## Card ideas that work

- The classic: the two of you by the tree in matching sweaters, « Merry Christmas » in gold script on a cream border.
- The pet card: your dog or cat in a tiny Santa hat by the fire, « Happy Howlidays » under it.
- The vintage card: a 1960s holiday photo, tinsel and film grain, « Season's Greetings » in retro lettering.
- The minimal card: one ornament on white, the greeting small, your names at the bottom.
- The funny card: everyone in ugly sweaters, deadpan, « Merry Christmas, we tried ».
- The shop's card: your product under the tree, your brand's colors in the ribbon, the greeting to your customers.

## Getting the lettering right

Image engines letter short lines best: a greeting of two to six words and your names. Put the words in quotes, spell them exactly, and name the style (gold script, red serif, handwritten). Check every take before you send it: a letter can come out wrong, and the next take usually fixes it. For a long message, keep the card for the picture and write the rest inside, or in the email.

## Price

From 10 credits a picture, the same at every format. New accounts get 40 free credits, enough for 4 cards, no card needed. After that, a $10 pack (1,000 credits) or a plan from $15/month. A failed render refunds itself.

## Starting points

- **Gold script, by the tree** — Christmas card: the two people in my reference photos in matching cream knit sweaters, laughing by a decorated tree with warm lights, a cream border around the photo and "Merry Christmas" in elegant gold script at the bottom
- **Pet in a Santa hat** — Christmas card of my pet from the reference photo wearing a tiny red Santa hat, sitting by a crackling fireplace with stockings, warm light, "Happy Howlidays" in playful red letters under it; keep its fur colors and markings
- **Vintage card** — Vintage 1960s Christmas card photo of the person in my reference photo by a silver tinsel tree in a wood-paneled living room, soft film grain and faded colors, "Season's Greetings" in retro red lettering at the top
- **Minimal ornament** — Minimal Christmas card: one red glass ornament hanging from a thin fir branch on a plain white background, lots of empty space, "Happy Holidays" in small dark green serif letters at the bottom

## FAQ

### Can AI write the greeting on my Christmas card?

Yes: put the words in quotes in the prompt and say where and how they go (« "Merry Christmas from the Okafors" in gold script at the bottom »). Short lines come out cleanest; check the spelling on each take.

### Can I make a Christmas card from my own photo?

Yes: yourself, or someone who agreed to it. Attach the photo as a reference and the face stays. Real, identifiable people need their consent, and photos of minors are never allowed, so cards with children are out.

### What format for a printed Christmas card?

Pick 3:4 for a portrait card or 4:3 for a landscape one: they fit the common 5×7 inch and A6 cards with a little trimming. For a phone, 9:16 for a Story or 1:1 for a message. Every format costs the same.

### Can I make a Christmas card of my pet?

Yes: attach a clear photo of your dog or cat, describe the scene and the greeting, and ask the engine to keep its fur colors and markings.

### Can the card move?

Press Animate under the picture: it becomes the first frame of a short clip, snow falling, lights twinkling. From 50 credits for five seconds on eroq Motion One (480p).

### Is the AI Christmas card generator free?

New accounts get 40 free credits, enough for 4 pictures, no card needed. More take a pack (from $10) or a plan.

## Related

- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-christmas-photo-generator — AI Christmas photo generator
- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-christmas-video-generator — AI Christmas video generator
- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-ugly-christmas-sweater-generator — AI ugly Christmas sweater generator
- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-image-generator — AI image generator
- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-character-creator — AI character creator

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