A Christmas card guide

Christmas tree truck photo

The tree farm pickup scene places your people, and a pet if one is in the photo, beside a vintage red pickup truck carrying a fresh Christmas tree, with a plaid blanket and string lights at dusk. Upload one to four photos and pay $9.00 once. You download a PNG and, on print sizes, a 300 dpi PDF.

Sample output of ByteDance Seedream 4.5 Edit, not a customer photo: A vintage red pickup with a fresh tree and a plaid blanket.
Sample output of ByteDance Seedream 4.5 Edit from a staged photo, not a customer photo.

What the pickup look is

Families photograph themselves at tree farms and next to old trucks with a tree strapped on top. This scene builds that picture from your photo: a red pickup, a fresh tree, a plaid blanket, and warm lights as the day ends.

It is based on styles we saw under Christmas photoshoot tags on Instagram in October 2026. That is a small look at one set of tag pages, not a ranking.

Which photos work best

Use a clear, full-length or half-length photo with all faces visible. If a pet is in the photo, the prompt asks the model to keep the pet's face and markings the same, and it does not guarantee that. Check the animal, the number of people, and each face against the original before you print.

Outdoor scenes give the model more to invent, so a miss is more likely than in a plain room. The refund window in the footer covers a card that is not usable.

Sizes and the card

Choose 5×7 or 4×6 for a printed card with a 300 dpi PDF. Square and 9:16 story are PNG only. The greeting, recipient, and signature are optional and set in type on the card.

Common questions

Will it keep my dog?

The prompt asks the model to keep any pet in the photo with its face and markings. Check the result, because that is not guaranteed.

Is the truck a real brand?

No. It is a generic vintage red pickup, and the model chooses the details.

Are my photos kept?

Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads stay 30 days after payment.

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