
Cozy Fireplace
Knit sweaters, soft blankets, a decorated tree, and warm practical lights.
Create a holiday card photo from the pictures you already have. Choose a cozy scene, keep every face, and get a warm image that is ready for your card template.
Upload a clear family or pet photo. The AI keeps every face and builds a warm holiday scene around them.

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A sample image stays here until you run your first generation.
These compositions keep the edges calm so you can add text later in your card editor without covering a face.

Knit sweaters, soft blankets, a decorated tree, and warm practical lights.

Soft snowfall outside, warm interior light, and simple winter clothing.

Faded film colour, soft grain, a decorated mantel, and clean space for a greeting.

Warm wood walls, wool sweaters, candle light, and snowy pines through the window.

Falling snow, warm holiday lights, a dark coat, and a scarf for an outdoor card.
AI image models still struggle with text. Instead of asking for a greeting inside the image, generate a clean photo with calm space at the top or bottom. Add the text in your card editor, where you control the font, size, and spelling.
That workflow also lets you reuse the same photo for a printed card, an email, and a social post with different greetings. Generate once, adapt the layout three times.
Use a photo where every face is visible and the light is even. If you are combining people from different photos, generate each person separately in the same scene, then composite them. One generation with four or five faces is much more likely to distort someone.
Keep the clothing simple and the background uncluttered. A warm sweater and a neutral wall edit better than a busy pattern and a cluttered room. If you want a specific family tradition — matching pajamas, a pet, a particular ornament — describe it explicitly.
Pets work well when their face and fur pattern are clear. Use the pet costume generator for a full costume, or this page for a simple holiday scene. For a family with pets, generate the people first, then the pets, then combine them in a layout.
Check every face and paw before printing. AI group images often lose a hand, merge two people, or change a pet’s markings. A quick zoom at 100% catches most of these problems.
One photo, one warm scene, and clean space for your greeting.
Use a clear photo with every face visible and even light.
Pick a scene with calm space at the top or bottom for your greeting.
Keep the generated image text-free and add the greeting where you can control the spelling.
These prompts keep the image text-free and preserve every face in the frame.
Use the uploaded family or pet photo as the primary reference. Preserve every person’s and pet’s recognizable face, fur, and proportions. Create a cozy holiday card photograph in front of a warm fireplace: knit sweaters, soft blankets, a decorated tree in the background, and warm practical lights. Photorealistic lifestyle photography, realistic fabric and fur texture, natural expressions. Keep the same number of people and pets. Do not add text, logos, or watermarks.
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve identities and proportions. Create a holiday portrait beside a large window with soft snowfall outside, warm interior light, and simple winter clothing. Elegant editorial holiday photography, realistic skin and fabric, gentle contrast. Keep the same number of people. Do not add text or watermarks.
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve faces and composition. Create a vintage holiday postcard photograph: warm faded film colors, soft grain, a decorated mantel, and a shallow depth of field. Leave clean empty space at the top and bottom for a greeting to be added later. Do not render any text, letters, logos, or watermarks.
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve identities. Create a Nordic cabin holiday scene: warm wood walls, wool sweaters, candle light, and a window showing snowy pine trees. Photorealistic lifestyle photography, natural colors, realistic textures. Keep the same number of people. Do not add text or watermarks.
Use the uploaded photo as the primary reference. Preserve the subject’s face and proportions. Create an outdoor winter portrait with soft falling snow, warm holiday lights in the background, and a dark coat with a scarf. Cinematic holiday photography, realistic snow and fabric texture, natural expression. Keep one person. Do not add text or watermarks.
How to handle group photos, pets, and text on a holiday card.
It can try, but text is unreliable. The safer workflow is to generate a text-free photo and add the greeting in a card editor or design tool. That also makes it easier to fix spelling and change the message.
Yes, but generate the group from a single well-lit photo and check every face. If the result distorts someone, generate each person separately in the same scene and composite them.
Yes. Use a clear pet photo and describe the breed and markings. For a full costume, use the pet costume generator instead.
Yes. Download the highest resolution available and check the image at the final print size. For a large card, start with a sharp source photo and avoid heavy cropping.
You can ask for a warm, neutral, or cool palette. For a precise brand or card colour, generate a neutral image and adjust the colour in your design tool.
Enhance an old family photo, create a headshot, or make a product photo for a holiday campaign.
Upload a family or pet photo and get a warm holiday image with room for your greeting.