Whose photo should I use for a Christmas card?

Your own, by default. Every line is sung from you to the person you send it to, so your face on the card is the one wishing them Merry Christmas. For the Cheeky song, a sibling's face is a fair swap.

Which Christmas styles are there?

Three: Jolly, Cozy and Cheeky. Each comes in a male and a female voice, and the picker plays the exact clip before you commit.

How long is the Christmas card?

The face sings for 14 to 26 seconds, depending on the song. With the end card and the fade-out, the whole video runs 18 to 29 seconds.

Can I hear another take of a Christmas song?

Yes. All three styles have a second take, and the picker lets you switch between them.

What does the Cheeky song say about socks?

It sings "yes, it's socks again" and owns up to eating the good chocolates, leaving the coconut ones for you. It is a joke between people who give each other the same present every year.

Can I send the same card to several people?

Yes. It downloads as one video file, so the family chat, a cousin and a neighbour can all get it without making it again.

Can I share it or post it?

Download the video and send it anywhere. Videos carry a small OpenMuse watermark until you buy a token pack — any pack removes it for good. The included track is licensed for royalty-free commercial use, including monetised posts and ads.

What does it cost to make one?

Each card uses tokens, with the price shown next to the song before you press Make. A new account starts with tokens, enough for a first Christmas card.

Use case

Merry Christmas, sung into the family chat

Upload one photo and the face in it sings every word of Merry Christmas, in three moods: jolly, cozy or cheeky. Your own face, sent to the family chat on Christmas morning, with a "Merry Christmas!" end card while the song plays out.

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Free to try No watermark with any token pack Included music licensed

The whole card — 21 seconds, with sound.

What you can pick

Hand-tuned variants. Pick the one that fits the moment — the AI handles the rest.

1 Jolly

Tinsel, cocoa and a big grin: "Merry Christmas, I'm singing to you, tinsel in my hair, and the cocoa's for two."

2 Cozy

A quieter song about the fire and a stocking hung up right next to yours.

3 Cheeky

The one for siblings: "yes, it's socks again, I ate the good chocolates, the coconut's for you."

Christmas cards are posted too late, or never, and the group message on the day is the same three emoji. A singing Christmas card gives the family chat something to play twice. Send your own face to the people you will not be sitting next to, or put a sibling's face on the cheeky one and wait for the reply. It is made in about a minute, so it works on the twenty-fourth as well as the first of December.

Perfect for

Some moments this fits — there are more.

Christmas morning, family chat

Send it before the presents come out, so the song is the first thing that gets replayed.

Instead of posting cards

Skip the stamps and the queue. One clip reaches everyone on your card list the same evening.

The sibling dig

Put your brother's face on the Cheeky song, the one about socks, and see who texts first.

A card for the office

A short song from your own photo beats a forwarded gif in the team channel.

Your first Christmas as a couple

A cozy song sung by your own face, for the partner who has a stocking next to yours.

Christmas Eve, cards forgotten

It is made in about a minute, so it still lands before midnight.

Tips for the best result

A few small things make a noticeable difference.

1
Match the mood to who gets it
Jolly for the whole family chat, Cozy for a partner or a parent, Cheeky for a sibling who will take the joke.
2
A face with a grin sings Jolly best
A big smile suits the tinsel-and-cocoa song, and the lip-sync follows an open mouth easily.
3
Try the other take
Each style has a second take. They share words but not the melody, so listening to both costs nothing.

How it works

1
Upload one photo
Choose a photo where the face is clear and front-on. A festive jumper helps the mood but is not needed.
2
Pick Jolly, Cozy or Cheeky
Each mood comes in a male and a female voice, with a second take to hear. You preview the exact clip before you make it.
3
Press Make and send it
About a minute later the face has sung its song and the card ends on "Merry Christmas!" while the music fades. Download it and send it.

Make a Christmas singing card

Frequently asked questions

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A photo of the birthday person, singing their own happy birthday.

Ready to try it?

Free tokens at signup — no card needed.