Put yourself in the Christmas video everyone is posting. Open the Christmas template below, add your photos and get your own AI video. We add more Christmas templates as the season's trends take off.
Start making| Template | Photos | Length | Format | Start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas Dance AI Christmas duo dance · 2 photos | 2–3 | 15s | 9:16 | Make mine → |
One full video costs 50 credits; packs start at $9.99, one-time, no subscription. There is no free preview.
Pick a template, add your photo and pay once ($9.99 for one full video, no subscription). Nothing to install and no free preview.
🎵 Audio is included in the video. Tap the speaker icon to turn sound on or off.
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Right now there is one: Christmas Dance AI, the duo dance from the TikTok Christmas pajama reel. It takes two photos, one adult each, makes a 15-second 9:16 video with sound, and lets you dance in the original kitchen, the Mars kitchen or a room photo of your own. We add more Christmas templates as they take off, so check back.
Christmas Dance AI has three settings. The default is the original kitchen from the TikTok reel. One tap switches to the Mars kitchen. Or add a third photo of your own room: an empty room works best, because furniture in the photo can get in the dancers' way. Whichever setting you choose, the dance, the camera and the timing come from the reference clip. Your photos only decide who is dancing and where.
Use one adult per photo, as JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Both faces should be fully visible, looking at the camera, in even light. Full-body photos give the dancers the most to work with. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and photos where the person is tiny or cropped. It works for a Christmas dance with mom, a friend or a partner, as long as both people agreed to appear. Photos of strangers or minors are not allowed.
The video is 15 seconds long and vertical 9:16, so it fits Reels, Shorts and TikTok without cropping. It is generated with sound that follows the reference clip, but audio can vary between runs. Play it before you post, and follow the music rules of the platform you publish on.
A video usually takes a few minutes, and up to about ten. If a generation fails, the credits are refunded automatically. Your photos are deleted after 30 days, and finished videos stay in My videos for 90 days, so download the one you want to keep.
A general text-to-video tool needs a long prompt and several retries to get one specific dance. Here the choreography, camera and timing are already fixed by the trend clip, so all you choose is the people. You also pay once per video, with no subscription, and you see the price before you generate.
Post it as your family's holiday card, send it to a friend in another city, or drop it in a group chat as a greeting. It is a short clip made for sharing, so the first seconds should show both faces clearly. Make a second one with different photos if the first is not quite right.
A full video costs 50 credits on every template, and credit packs start at $9.99; pack credits never expire. A monthly plan is also available. There is no free preview.
You pick a Christmas template, upload photos of yourself (or of adults who agreed), and Remix the Trend puts those people into the video from the reference clip. You download the finished video and post it.
It depends on the template. Christmas Dance AI needs two photos, one adult each, plus an optional photo of a room. The table above lists it for every template.
No. There is no free version: a full video costs 50 credits, with packs from $9.99, one-time and no subscription.
Yes, on Christmas Dance AI: add a photo of a room (an empty room works best) as the optional third photo, or tap the Mars kitchen. Skip it to dance in the original kitchen.
Sharp, well-lit photos with the whole face visible, looking at the camera; full-body photos work best for dances. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and photos where the person is tiny or cropped. Use only your own photos or an adult's photo with permission.