A Santa message in their own face

Bring a photo, add the greeting by recording it or typing it, and get a lip synced video back. 2 credits a second, no watermark on any plan, and you own the result.

Make a holiday message

Three things, then it's made

  1. Step 1

    Bring a photo

    A Santa portrait you have the rights to, a grandparent, or your own face. One face, looking at the camera, mouth and eyes visible. A hat and beard are fine.

  2. Step 2

    Add the greeting

    Record it on your phone, upload an audio file, or pick a voice and type the words. Name the child, mention the street, say what they asked for.

  3. Step 3

    Send the MP4

    Minutes later you get a clean MP4 with no watermark. Send it, play it on the TV, or put it in a card with a QR code.

What the lip sync looks like

Output from InfiniteTalk Fast, the model that runs behind this page: one still photo and one audio track in, each clip under 10 seconds. These are model examples rather than customer holiday videos. Press play for sound.

What one costs

A 20 second greeting40 credits, about 80¢
A 45 second greeting90 credits, about $1.80
Typing the script instead of recording it2 credits up to 40 words, then 1 per 15
A new account, no card10 credits

Video is 2 credits a second on the fast engine. Credits are roughly 2 cents each depending on the plan, so the dollar figures above are approximate and the credit figures are exact. Runs that fail are refunded.

Make the holiday message

One photo and one greeting in, a lip synced MP4 out. No watermark, and you own it.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you start.

Bring a photo of the face you want to speak — a Santa portrait you have the rights to, a grandparent, or your own — then add the voice by recording it, uploading an audio file, or picking a voice and typing the greeting. The photo is lip synced to the audio and you get an MP4 to download or send.

Video is 2 credits a second on the fast engine, so a 20 second greeting is 40 credits and a 45 second one is 90. Credits work out at roughly 2 cents each depending on the plan, so a short greeting costs about 40 to 90 cents. Typing the script instead of recording it adds 2 credits for up to 40 words, then 1 credit per 15 words. A new account starts with 10 credits and no card.

No. There is no Santa avatar library and no holiday templates. Percify animates a photo you bring, which is why the result looks like the specific Santa, parent or grandparent in your picture rather than a stock character. If you do not have a photo you own, generate one with the AI image generator first and then animate it.

Yes, if it is your own voice or a voice you have permission to use. Record 15 to 30 seconds, save it, and then type any greeting for it. The free voice sample checker tells you whether a recording is clean enough before you spend credits.

No. Output is clean on every plan including the free one, and there is no paid upgrade to remove a mark because no mark is applied.

Both. Percify’s terms say you own the AI generated content you create, subject to the terms, so a family message and a company holiday greeting are equally fine. You need the rights to the photo and the voice you use.

A short greeting renders in minutes on the fast engine. Single shot clips up to about ten minutes are reliable; longer pieces are stitched from several clips.

Your own, a photo of someone who agreed to it, or an image you hold the rights to. A photo of a real person who has not consented is not allowed under the terms, and that includes public figures.

A sharp, well lit, front facing head and shoulders shot of one face. A costume, hat and beard are fine as long as the mouth and eyes are visible. The free photo checker tests size, angle, light and focus in your browser before you spend anything.