1 photo
Use a well-lit single portrait with the eyes and hair visible. A waist-up photo gives the model more guidance for framing and clothes.
Christmas Photoshoot
Turn a selfie into a warm Christmas studio portrait.
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Christmas Photoshoot
Make a Christmas studio portrait from one selfie, with warm tree lights and space to crop it for a card.
Keep the face in viewChange the set and outfitLeave space for a card crop
1 · 1K · 3:4
A vertical waist-up composition gives room around the head and shoulders. Check skin tone, hair and clothing after generation before cropping.
Shown before generation
The button shows the current quote for the still image before submission.
Prepare a portrait for the studio
Your starting image
Use a well-lit single portrait with the eyes and hair visible. A waist-up photo gives the model more guidance for framing and clothes.
Add a detail
Optionally describe a sweater color or a softer light. The holiday set is already prepared.
Credits
The button shows the current quote for the still image before submission.
What changes in the Christmas portrait
Make a Christmas studio portrait from one selfie, with warm tree lights and space to crop it for a card.
Keep the face in view
The selfie guides facial features, hair and expression. Even front light helps the model see the details you want to keep.
Change the set and outfit
The preset builds a warm studio scene with a lit evergreen tree and a festive knit outfit. You can add a color or lighting preference.
Leave space for a card crop
A vertical waist-up composition gives room around the head and shoulders. Check skin tone, hair and clothing after generation before cropping.
Make it yours in 3 steps
01
Upload a photo
Upload a clear single portrait with the face unobstructed.
02
Add a detail
Optionally describe a sweater color or a softer light. The holiday set is already prepared.
03
Generate and review
Review the quote and generate a still image. Compare the face with your reference, then crop for the intended use.
FAQ
Photos, styling and saving
Can I make a family Christmas portrait from a group photo?
This preset features one adult. If a group photo is all you have, crop out one person and keep their full head and shoulders in frame. To compose several people together, describe the group separately in the image-to-image tool.
Will my clothes and room stay the same?
The preset creates a Christmas studio with a lit tree and a festive sweater. If you want another sweater color, such as burgundy, write it in the optional notes.
Can I use a selfie with glasses?
Yes. Choose a photo with little glare so the eyes are easy to see. If the glasses matter to the look, add “keep the original thin frames,” then inspect the frames and eyes in the result.
Can I use the result as a holiday card with a greeting?
The preset produces one vertical 3:4 portrait without added text. For a digital card, download the portrait, crop it to fit and add the name and greeting in an editor. Leave room around the head and shoulders when cropping.
Can I compare several sweater colors in one run?
The preset returns one image per run. Try one color, save the image you like, then change the notes for another color. Check the credit amount on the button before submitting again.
Where do I download the photo?
Once the image appears in the results panel, use the download icon. Zoom in to check the face and hair, and keep the full-size download for later avatar or card crops.
Create your Christmas portrait
Make a Christmas studio portrait from one selfie, with warm tree lights and space to crop it for a card.