AI image template

Christmas card for family and friends.

Make a digital Christmas card for a cousin, grandparents, friends or a whole family, with your own greeting and sign-off and a tone that fits who it is for.

Christmas card for family and friends example
Square · 1:1 · Portrait · 9:16
WHAT YOU GET

One generated digital Christmas card with your greeting as the main text, the recipient and sign-off exactly as typed, and a festive scene. Check every name before sharing; it is made for screens, not as a folded print card.

Two worked examples

A standard brief and an edge case.

Standard input · Square · 1:1

Playful card for a cousin

Who it's for
My cousin Nora
Short greeting
Merry Christmas, cousin! Save me the last gingerbread cookie.
Signed by
Love, Theo and Biscuit the dog
Scene or style (optional)
Watercolor cabin in the snow with warm lit windows
Boundary input · Portrait · 9:16

Long greeting to grandparents from four signers, no scene

Who it's for
Grandma Evelyn and Grandpa Joaquín in Santa Fe
Short greeting
Merry Christmas to the best grandparents. We miss your tamales and your terrible jokes, and we will see you in March!
Signed by
With all our love, Mateo, Lucía, Sofía and baby Rafa
Scene or style (optional)
Left empty

A long greeting, accented names and four signers with no scene. Checks that every accent and name survives, the text stays readable at phone size and a classic scene fills in.

Same task, three directions

Pick a direction to start from.

01

Cozy watercolor

A soft watercolor cabin, tree or mug of cocoa for a warm, personal card.

02

Vintage ornaments

Glass baubles on a cream paper look, for a nostalgic card to parents or grandparents.

03

Funny and bright

Bold color and a playful illustration for cousins, siblings and friends.

What the template keeps

The parts that stay consistent.

01

Your greeting leads

The greeting is the largest text, with the recipient and sign-off supporting it.

02

Tone that fits the recipient

Playful for cousins and friends, gentle and easy to read for grandparents.

03

Screen-friendly margins

Text stays clear of the edges so previews and chat apps do not cut it off.

How to use it

From details to a result.

  1. 01

    Say who it is for

    A cousin, grandparents or a whole family each get a different tone and type size.

  2. 02

    Write your greeting and sign-off

    Inside jokes and nicknames are fine. Everything is shown exactly as you type it.

  3. 03

    Pick a scene and a shape

    Describe a scene or leave it to the classic look, then choose square for chats or tall for Stories.

  4. 04

    Review, generate and check names

    The card opens in Vizify for review first. After generating, check each name and accent before sharing.

Output boundaries

What to check before you use it.

  • Names, accents and nicknames can be misspelled in the image. Check every one before sending.
  • This is a digital card. It is not a folded, print-ready card with an inside page or bleed.
  • Each request makes one card. Different recipients need separate requests.
  • The card adds no photo, year or religious verse unless you supply the wording.
Questions
Can I make merry Christmas cousin images with an inside joke?

Yes. Put the joke in the greeting exactly as you want it read and name your cousin in the recipient field. The template keeps your wording and adds no extra lines.

Can I print this Christmas card template?

It is made as a digital card to share by message or email. You can print the image yourself, but it is not a folded, print-ready card with bleed or an inside page, so check sharpness and size on a test print.

Can I add a family photo?

This template does not take a photo, and generated people would not look like your family. Describe a scene instead, or ask for an illustration without faces.

Can one card go to several people?

One image can carry a group greeting, such as Dear Park family. For separate names, repeat the request with a different recipient; each request makes one card.

Will the names be spelled correctly?

Usually, but not always. Check every name, accent and the sign-off before you share the card.

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