Upload a family, pet, or selfie photo, describe the festive scene, and Wurt.app turns it into a print-ready holiday card or a short animated greeting you can text. It works in your browser for Christmas, Hanukkah, Diwali, Lunar New Year, birthdays, and every occasion in between.
Make a cardRestyle your own photo into a snowy porch, a fireplace scene, or a painted winter village. Extra photos of the same person help keep faces consistent.
Bring the finished card to life as a short Vidwurt clip, or tap Quick Animate to see it move with no prompt at all.
The AI GIF generator makes 3-second looping GIFs, like falling snow or a raised mug of cocoa, that play right inside a group chat.
Wurt Me turns one photo into gnome artwork. It is a quick way to make a Christmas card that gets a laugh.
A good AI Christmas card starts with a good photo. The AI keeps who is in the picture and changes where they are, what the light looks like, and the art style. Here is the workflow that gives the most reliable result on Wurt.app:
If a result misses, ask Wurt AI, the chat helper in the app, to fix the prompt. If your flow shows High Fidelity, you can also try the other setting.
Each prompt below assumes you uploaded a photo first. Change the details to match your family, and keep the mood words at the end.
Two habits make these work better. Say what you want instead of what you don't want: "a clean white background" beats "no clutter." And be literal: "red plaid pajamas" gives a more predictable result than "festive outfits." For a deeper walkthrough, read the prompt engineering guide.
A moving card is easy to send by text and stands out in a feed of static photos. On Wurt.app, the start image carries most of the context, so the video prompt only needs to describe what happens next, in order: who moves, which part, in which direction, and how it ends.
Example: "Snow starts to fall. Dad turns and waves at the camera, the kids laugh, the tree lights switch on, the camera slowly pushes in. Warm and cheerful."
Wurt, Sqwurt, Horse, Seedance 2.0, and Seedance 2.5 can make sound with the clip, so describe it in the prompt: sleigh bells, a crackling fire, or a cheerful "Happy holidays." Sqwurt can also take up to three audio files as references. GIFs are silent. More motion tips are in how to prompt AI video.
The same photo-to-card workflow works all year: birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, Father's Day, thank-you notes, and new baby announcements. For a Mother's Day version with its own ideas, see Mother's Day AI cards. To match your card with a seasonal profile photo, try the AI profile picture generator.
Yes. Upload the photo to Picwurt on Wurt.app and describe the new scene, such as a snowy porch or a fireplace. The photo already carries the faces, so spend the prompt on the new setting. Clear, well-lit photos give the best likeness, and extra photos of the same person help consistency.
Generate the artwork with open space for text, then add your greeting and names in a card template or your print service's editor. That keeps every name exact and lets you change the message without making a new image.
Yes. Pick portrait for a standard 5x7 card, use 4K Normal for a larger file up to 4K, and keep faces away from the edges because print shops trim a small border.
Make the still first, then animate it. Quick Animate brings the picture to life with one tap and no prompt. For a directed clip, open Vidwurt image-to-video and describe the motion in order, such as snow starting to fall and someone waving. The AI GIF generator makes a 3-second looping GIF for group chats.
Wurt.app is free to start: eligible new accounts can get free starting credits, so you can try a holiday card before you buy more. For video greetings, VIP is Wurt's free AI video generator: accounts in good standing can make HD clips up to 10 seconds. It is an experimental trial and may not last forever.
Upload one photo, describe the scene, and get a card you can print or text. It is free to start, and there is nothing to install.
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