Ugly Christmas sweater photo
An ugly Christmas sweater photo here puts the people from your picture into festive sweaters without a face swap. You upload one to four photos and pay $9.00 once. The download is a PNG, and 5x7 or 4x6 orders add a 300 dpi PDF. No free generation. Refunds are within 14 days.
Who an ugly-sweater photo is for
Use this when the people in your photo should end up in playful ugly Christmas sweaters, and you do not own the sweaters or you do not want to wear them for a shoot. It fits an office-party joke, a family that likes the sweater card, and a couple making one picture for a post. It is not a face swap and it is not a way to put a real person's face on a different body. The prompt keeps faces, hair, and identity, and asks for the sweaters.
The sweaters are generated. They will not match a specific brand, a slogan you did not type, or a sweater you saw in a shop. Do not upload a logo and expect it to be copied. Trademark and copyright abuse are refused. If you need the real sweater you already bought, photograph people wearing it instead of asking the model to counterfeit the pattern.
How to photograph people for a sweater edit
Show the torso. A face-only crop leaves no chest for a sweater, and the result often stops at a collar that covers the chin. Waist-up is the useful frame. Faces toward the camera, in focus, no sunglasses, no hair across the eyes. If two people stand shoulder to shoulder, leave a little gap so the sweaters do not fuse into one garment.
One clear group photo is better than four dark selfies. Upload up to four photos only when people are not in the same picture. Use a recent photo. Even indoor light is enough. JPG, PNG, and WebP work as uploaded. HEIC is converted in the browser, or you export a JPEG if script is off. Each file can be up to 10 MB. You must be 18 to pay. Every adult must have agreed, and a child only with a parent or guardian.
Which size to choose
Print a sweater card at 5×7 for the mailbox: 1500×2100 PNG and a 5 by 7 inch PDF at 300 dpi. 4×6 is the smaller print, 1200×1800 pixels and a 4 by 6 inch PDF, also 300 dpi. Use the square PNG for a post and the 9:16 story for a phone. Square and story do not include a print PDF. A story crop is tall, so heads can be cut if the original photo is wide.
The greeting is set in type on the card, not knitted into the sweater. That is deliberate. Generated letters on clothing come out wrong. Type the greeting, recipient, and signature only if you want them in the footer. Leave them blank if the portrait is the whole card.
Steps
On the make page, upload a clear photo and choose the ugly-sweater scene. Pick the size, confirm permission, and pay once. There is no account and no free generation. Keep the order link. The portrait and the card PNG arrive there, and 5×7 or 4×6 also include the 300 dpi PDF. Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads stay 30 days after payment.
Check that faces stayed visible and that the sweater did not cover the mouth or merge two people. Hands at the cuffs are worth a look. The card is labeled AI-generated. If the file never comes back, or the likeness is unusable, use the refund window in the footer. A face-swap request is refused and is not refunded as a failed print.
Can I print the sweater photo as a card?
Yes, if you picked 5×7 or 4×6. Print the PDF at 100 percent, actual size, on card stock or at a shop. Do not choose fit-to-page if the printer adds a margin you did not plan. This version does not add a commercial bleed. The greeting sits inside the sheet.
Common questions
Will the sweater cover the face?
The prompt does not ask for that. Faces should stay visible. Reject the result if they are not, and ask for a refund within the window.
Is this a face swap?
No. Face swap requests are refused.
Do I need to sign up?
No account. Email is entered at checkout only.