Christmas videos, made in minutes

Turn any song and any photo into a Christmas music video

Pick a Christmas song or write your own, upload a photo of whoever should be singing it, and choose a look. Muzie storyboards the scenes and lip syncs the performance to the track.

First video free to try. No camera, no crew, no editing.

Videos people have already made with Muzie

Music video made with Muzie: Let It In

Let It In

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Music video made with Muzie: Red Nose Night

Red Nose Night

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How a Christmas video gets made

Four decisions, and none of them need a camera or an editing timeline.

Step 1

Pick the song

A carol from the library, the version you already have on your phone, or an original written from a description. Trim it to the part everyone knows.

Step 2

Add the singer

Upload the photo. The family card, a couple, your nan, the dog in a Santa hat. Every visible face facing the camera joins in.

Step 3

Choose the look

Photoreal keeps the photo recognisable. Claymation and anime make it funny. The style is doing the job a director would.

Step 4

Let it direct

Muzie storyboards the scenes against the lyrics and syncs the mouths to the vocal, then exports portrait, ready to send.

What people make at Christmas

The same tool, pointed at the six jobs that come up every December.

The singing Christmas card

The card photo you were going to print, except everyone in it performs a Christmas song. The more formal the pose, the funnier the result.

A gift that is not another mug

A video made from a photo that matters, singing a song that matters to the person receiving it. Costs minutes, lands better than the candle.

The office party

The team photo singing the festive number, played before everyone leaves for the break. Ask the team first, then aim the joke at the group.

Family who are far away

A singing video of the grandchildren reaches relatives abroad on the day, rather than a card that turns up in January.

The archive photo

A 1998 family portrait performing a modern Christmas hit is its own genre. Scan it, upload it, wait for the group chat to react.

An original about your own family

Describe a Christmas song about your specific household, names and in jokes included, then have the family photo perform it.

Pick the look of your Christmas

Keep the photo recognisable, or send the whole thing somewhere much sillier.

Anime style for a Christmas music video

Anime

Cartoon style for a Christmas music video

Cartoon

Comic book style for a Christmas music video

Comic book

Claymation style for a Christmas music video

Claymation

Pixel art style for a Christmas music video

Pixel art

Cinematic film style for a Christmas music video

Cinematic film

Christmas video questions

The things people ask before making the first one.

Upload the family photo, pick a Christmas song and choose a style. Every face in the photo that is facing the camera is animated and lip synced, so the whole family performs together.

Yes. Your first video is free to try, up to 30 seconds with a watermark. Pro removes the watermark and allows videos up to five minutes.

Use your Christmas card photo, pick a carol or upload your own track, and send the video instead of the card. Portrait export means it fits WhatsApp, Instagram and email.

Yes. Describe your family, names and in-jokes and an original Christmas song is written from it. Writing an original song is on Pro.

Yes. A clear photo of your pet facing the camera works, and a jumper or Santa hat in the photo makes it better.

Use a team photo and a Christmas song, and every face facing the camera sings. Ask the people in the photo first and keep the joke on the team, not one person.

Yes. Upload a track you have, choose one from the library or have an original written. For anything you post publicly, use music you have the rights to.

The posed Christmas card photo is close to ideal: faces front on, good light, mouths visible. Profile shots, sunglasses and very dark rooms cause weaker results.

Yes. A scanned family portrait works well as long as the faces are clear and towards the camera, which makes it a good one for grandparents.

Minutes. That leaves time to try two songs and pick the one that lands before you send it.

Yes. Pick anime, watercolour or claymation instead of photoreal and the same photo becomes a storybook Christmas scene.

Download the video and send it like any other clip. It exports portrait, so it fills the screen on a phone.

Make it in November, send it in December

Generation takes minutes, so the only reason to leave it late is forgetting. Make one early, try a second song, and keep the take that gets the reaction.