How to make an AI Santa video from text (no photos)

Step by step

1. Add your child's details. First name, age, town, interests, one thing they did well this year, their Christmas wish, and who it's from (Mum & Dad, grandparents…). Text only.
2. Check the name. Tap "Hear it" to hear the name spoken; if it sounds wrong, type how it's pronounced (e.g. "EM-uh").
3. Pick the look and voice. 3 scenes (toy workshop, sleigh at night, by the fireplace), 10 voice/language options, a warm, playful or gentle tone, ~30/45/60 seconds, and background music.
4. Preview free. Watch a watermarked preview where Santa says the name.
5. Unlock and share. Pay $4.99 (or $9.99 for three children) to get the full HD MP4 and a gift share page for iMessage, WhatsApp or email — delivered within 24 hours or your money back.

What the AI does (and doesn't do)

• It writes a new script from your details, so Santa can mention the swimming badge or the new baby brother — not a fixed template with a name pasted in.
• It speaks in the language and accent you choose: US, UK, Australian or Irish English, Spanish (Spain or Mexico), French, German, Italian or Brazilian Portuguese.
• It never says a child is on the naughty list and never promises the wish — Santa will "have a word with the elves".
• It does not use your child's face or voice, or anyone else's likeness.

Writing tips

• Be specific: "learned to ride without training wheels" works better than "was good".
• Use the name they're called at home (nicknames are fine).
• Keep the wish realistic — Santa won't promise it, but he will mention it.
• Add a one-line message from you; Santa reads it as a note from the family.

Other ways to do this: template tools like Synthesia's Santa page let you type the exact script yourself. See our comparison.

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