Christmas Photobooth AI Video Generator

The Christmas Photobooth trend is a holiday short-video format from November 2026. People print or mock up a vintage black-and-white photo-booth strip of two friends, pin it on a table, and film a slow shot along the print while Last Christmas plays, with a new pose on each line of the song.

The Christmas Photobooth AI Video Generator turns one or two photos into a vertical video of that strip. Your first photo appears on the left of every frame, an optional second photo appears on the right, and the clip keeps the slow glide along the print with the trend's Last Christmas soundtrack. You can explore this and other photo-to-video templates on Nuzza AI.

Different tools suit different workflows. Nuzza AI provides a ready-made Christmas Photobooth template that puts your photos on the vintage strip without visiting a booth, printing anything or writing a prompt. Upload your photos in the labeled positions, choose the available settings, and create your own version.

Add your photos in the labeled slots, choose the duration, aspect ratio, quality and sound shown in the creation panel, then generate. The template follows the Christmas Photobooth reference while your photos supply who appears in it. When generation finishes, watch the result on the page and download the MP4.

Use one or two sharp photos of adults, with one face in each image. A clear selfie or a portrait from the shoulders up works well, with the face uncovered and turned to the camera. The first photo is required and sits on the left; the second is optional and sits on the right. Avoid sunglasses or hats that hide the face, and only use your own photo or photos of adults who agreed. Do not upload children, celebrities or public figures.

Yes. You can choose a length from 4 to 15 seconds, the aspect ratio, and Standard 480p or HD 720p quality in the creation panel, and keep the original sound or make a silent video. The default 9:16 frame matches the original strip reel, and your photos decide who appears on each side of every frame. The sound option keeps the trend's Last Christmas soundtrack. Prompt entry stays off for this template.

Yes. New users receive free credits when they sign up for Nuzza AI, and these credits can be used toward Christmas Photobooth video generation. Each video requires credits based on the selected settings. If you need more credits to cover a generation, check the available plans.

Generation time varies with the selected settings and current processing demand. Follow the task status on the page while your video is being created. Once it finishes, you can watch and download the result and find it again in your Nuzza AI library.

The template aims to keep each person's recognizable face, hair and look through every pose on the strip. Clear, well-lit photos help, but AI can change fine details, hands or clothing from frame to frame. Watch the finished clip before sharing it.

When generation finishes, open Your result to watch and download the MP4. The video is also saved in your Nuzza AI library under the same account. You can then upload the downloaded file to the social platform you want to use.