Christmas photo with Santa
A Christmas photo with Santa here adds Santa beside the people in your picture. It does not swap anyone's face onto another body. You upload one to four photos and pay $9.00 once. You download a PNG, and print sizes include a 300 dpi PDF. There is no free generation. Refunds are within 14 days.
Who a Santa photo is for
Use this scene when you want Santa standing beside the people already in your picture. It fits a family that missed the mall sitting, a grandparent who cannot travel, and a household that wants Santa in their own clothes and their own faces rather than a stock backdrop. It is not a tool for putting a real neighbor's face on Santa, and it is not a face swap of anyone in the photo.
The prompt tells the model to keep every original face, hair, and identity, and to draw Santa as a separate person. Requests to swap a face, impersonate a celebrity, or nudify anyone are refused. Adding a fictional Santa next to people who consented is the feature we sell. Replacing a real person's face, or staging someone to deceive, is not. Those requests are blocked.
How to photograph people so Santa does not cover them
Leave space in the frame. A photo cropped tight on one face gives the model nowhere to stand Santa without overlapping the person. A photo from the waist up, or a full group with a little room on one side, works better. Faces should be toward the camera, in focus, without sunglasses. If a child is looking down at a toy, the edit will struggle to keep that face.
Santa is an added figure, so the original people should already be easy to see. Do not upload a photo where someone is dressed as Santa if you want that person to stay themselves and a second Santa to appear. The model can get confused about which red suit is which. Use an ordinary photo of the family and let the scene add Santa.
JPG, PNG, and WebP upload as they are. HEIC is converted in the browser, or you export a JPEG if JavaScript is off. Up to four photos, 10 MB each. You must be 18 to place the order. A child in the photo requires you to be the parent or guardian, or to have that parent's permission. Every adult must have agreed.
Which size to choose
A printed card for relatives is 5×7: 1500×2100 pixels and a PDF page of 5 by 7 inches at 300 dpi. 4×6 is 1200×1800 on a 4 by 6 inch PDF, also 300 dpi. Those are the only sizes with a print PDF. A square PNG suits a post. A 9:16 story suits a phone screen, but the tall crop can cut off Santa or the person at the edge, so check the frame before you post it.
If Santa and the family both need to be visible on paper, prefer 5×7 over the story size. Type the greeting if you want it set in type under the photo. The model is not asked to paint words into the scene, which avoids misspelled names on Santa's suit. Leave the greeting blank if you only want the portrait.
Steps
Choose the Santa scene on the make page. Add the photo or photos, pick the size, confirm permission, and pay once at checkout. There is no account and no free preview of your photo. Keep the order link. Downloads show on that page when the portrait and the card are ready. Uploaded originals are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads stay 30 days after payment.
When the file arrives, check that Santa is a separate person and that nobody's face was replaced. Count the people you uploaded and then count again with Santa added. Look at hands near the red suit. Read the greeting. The card is labeled AI-generated. If the job fails or the result is unusable, email support inside the refund window in the footer. A prohibited request is not a failed print.
Is a picture with Santa a deepfake?
A fictional Santa beside people who agreed to the photo is the product. A deepfake, in the sense we refuse, is swapping a real person's face onto someone else or putting a real person into a fabricated intimate scene. There is no control for that, and the prompt for this scene forbids replacing or swapping any original face. If you wanted a face swap, do not upload the photo.
Common questions
Will Santa replace my face?
No. The scene prompt forbids replacing or swapping any original face.
Can I still add a greeting?
Yes. The greeting is set in type on the card after the image returns.
What if the result looks wrong?
Email support@aichristmasphotogenerator.com within 14 days. Failed or unusable generations can be refunded inside that window.