Your photo. A Christmas keepsake.

Christmas card photos for couplesYour favorite two. A little Christmas warmth.

Your first Christmas together, a newlywed greeting, or another year of memories. Start with a photo of the two of you and make a festive portrait for a card that feels personal.

Create my Christmas portrait

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Before you upload

Both faces sharp and easy to recognize
One photo with the two of you already together
Room around heads and shoulders for cropping

Choose one JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB. Tips for couple and family source photos.

A couple card without another photo session

A vacation snapshot, an engagement photo, or a relaxed picture at home can be a starting point. Choose a moment you both like rather than waiting for matching outfits or the right December weather. XmasPhotoAI transforms one existing photo into a Christmas portrait.

Use the free preview to check each face separately. A festive room is only part of the result: your expressions, glasses, hair, and the way you look together matter more. AI may change those details, so buy a collection only after inspecting the preview.

Three ways to make the card your own

Create the portrait here, then arrange the finished image and lettering in your own card editor. These are layout ideas, not selectable generation scenes.

First Christmas together: use one portrait with both names and a short note about a memory from the year.
Newlywed greeting: pair a favorite shared photo with a simple greeting. Add names and the year in your editor so they stay spelled correctly.
An everyday kind of Christmas: let the portrait take the lead and keep the message short. A small line about a shared tradition can feel warmer than a long year-end update.

Keep two faces in the crop

A vertical card layout can squeeze a wide couple photo. Test both portrait and landscape orientations in your card editor before settling on a design. Keep both faces and heads away from the trim edge, and choose a framed photo layout if a full-card crop cuts either of you off.

For a 5 × 7-inch card, the photo does not have to cover the whole front. A smaller photo area with a greeting below can preserve the composition and need fewer pixels than a full-card image. Use the size checker below for the area you want the photo to fill.

A few words to make it yours

Add lettering in your card editor so names and greetings stay readable. Start with one of these short messages and make it your own.

A little Christmas joy, from the two of us.
Our favorite season, shared with you.
Warm wishes from our home to yours.

Before you order prints

Will your photo fit?

Find the downloaded image’s pixel dimensions in its file information. Check them against the area you want the photo to fill.

This check assumes a crop to fill the selected area and excludes bleed. It checks pixel density, not sharpness or AI accuracy. Adobe recommends 300 pixels per inch for high-quality prints. Always follow your printer’s specifications and inspect its proof.

Before your greeting goes out.

Can I combine two separate selfies into a couple card photo?

No. Start with one photo that already includes both of you. The current upload flow does not combine separate headshots.

Can we use an engagement or wedding photo?

Yes, if you have permission to use and upload it. Choose an image with both faces visible, and check whether your photographer’s agreement permits this use.

Does the Christmas portrait include our names or a card design?

XmasPhotoAI supplies an image file. Add names, a greeting, and the final card layout in a separate editor; printing and postage are not included.

Before uploading, read how your photos are stored and shared.