AI Christmas Photoshoot

How to do an AI Christmas photoshoot from a selfie

To do an AI Christmas photoshoot, upload one selfie to this template and pick one of five scenes: you get a warm editorial portrait by the tree, on a snowy street, by the fire, under the mistletoe or on an outdoor ice rink. Add a second photo, of your partner, for a couple shot. Each run costs 1 photo on any plan, and a new account's first 3 photos are free.

1. 1Put a close-up selfie in Your selfie. For a couple, add your partner's own face photo to Partner's photo; leave it empty for a solo portrait.
2. 2Choose a Scene (By the tree is selected by default); with a partner photo, tick the box confirming you have their consent; then press Create. The button shows 1 photo before the run starts.
3. 3Open the portrait in My creations. For another scene, switch the Scene and run the same photos again.

What do you wear in each scene?

Your selfie's clothes don't carry over; each scene has its own outfit. By the tree: a chunky red cable-knit, sitting on a cream rug with a small gift in your lap. Snowy street: a camel coat, cream turtleneck, burgundy scarf and leather gloves on a lane of brick houses. Fireplace & cocoa: an oversized cream knit under a plaid blanket, a mug of cocoa in your hands. Under the mistletoe: an emerald velvet dress for a woman, a green velvet blazer over a black turtleneck for a man. Ice rink: a snowflake sweater under an open navy coat, a red scarf and mittens.

A couple sits or stands side by side, both faces toward the camera. No scene adds a hat, hood or earmuffs, so your hairline and haircut stay in view.

What can you use it for?

• A December profile picture that looks like a magazine shoot, not a phone selfie.
• A couple's Christmas photo when you won't be in the same city this year.
• Choosing a look for a real holiday photo session by trying all five scenes on your own face first.

What does an example run look like?

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Which selfie gives the best Christmas portrait?

• Use a selfie with your current haircut. Hair keeps its length and texture from the photo, so a shot from before a big cut gives you the old length in every scene.
• Glasses are kept exactly as they are, so take the selfie without them if you want a portrait without them.
• For a couple, each face comes from its own photo: take two separate close-ups rather than cropping one shared picture.

What goes wrong most often?

• Putting a child or a friend in Partner's photo. The couple scenes are written for two adults; for kids or the whole family, use Family Christmas Card.
• Waiting for a kiss under the mistletoe. The couple stands cheek to cheek, laughing toward the camera, so both faces stay recognizable.
• Expecting Santa, elves or a crowd. Only you, or the two of you, are in the frame; on the rink a few small blurred skaters may stay far behind.