High-quality HD AI Santa video · Made with industry leading model Kling 4.0
Santa shows up in your living room and says hello to your little one.
Real lip-sync, real voice, in HD. Add a photo of your room (or pick a scene), your little one's name, and what Santa should say. Want to join in? Add your photo and talk to Santa together.
Santa in a family living room, from a letter like the one on the right.
Jolly Classic · a family's living room · 15 seconds · HD.
The short answer
AI Santa makes a personalized Santa video in which a realistic Santa Claus appears in your own living room and says your little one's name and one thing your little one did this year. You fill in one letter to Santa, pay once ($9.99 for a 10-second video or $24.99 for three 15-second videos), approve a preview still, and get an HD video with Santa's own voice and lip-sync in minutes.
What an AI Santa video looks like
- 15sfor EmmaOwn living room
15sfor Leo & MiaUnder the tree · with Mom
10sfor NoahNorth Pole workshop
15sfor AvaBy the fireplace · with Dad
10sfor SophieSnowy night
How an AI Santa video gets from your living room to the North Pole and back
Write your letter
Pick a Santa, your room or a scene, and what Santa should say.
Seal and pay
Sign in and pay once. $9.99 for one video, $24.99 for three.
Approve the preview
See a still of Santa in your scene before the video is made.
Santa delivers
Your video arrives in minutes. We email you when it is ready.
Why this AI Santa video feels real: not a studio, your house
In your own living room
Upload one photo of your room and Santa stands by your tree, on your rug, where your kids play every day. No photo handy? Pick the fireplace, the tree, the North Pole workshop or a snowy night.
Says your little one's name
Santa greets your little one by name and mentions something real they did this year. Tell us how to say the name, for example ZOH-ee, so Santa gets it right.
You can be in it too
Add your own photo and talk to Santa together on screen. Grown-ups only, always with consent: your little one is in the words, never on camera.
AI Santa video pricing: one stamp, or a book of three
Pay once, no subscription. Credits never expire. Failed videos are refunded automatically.
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15sFamily · $24.99
45 credits · three 15-second videos
Mix any styles · 1 free redo each · $8.33 per video
Buy FamilyOur postal promises for every Santa video
Yours for 30 days
Download anytime, delete anytime. After 30 days your photos and video are removed.
Your little one is never on camera
Only grown-ups appear on screen. Your little one is in the words.
Never used for training
Your photos make your video and nothing else.
Every script is checked
Political, sexual, offensive or illegal content won't be approved.
What is an AI Santa video?
An AI Santa video is a short personalized video message in which a computer-generated Santa Claus speaks directly to one child, by name. AI Santa builds each video from three things you give it: a photo of a room (or a preset scene), your little one's name and a sentence about your little one's year, and the words you want Santa to say.
The video is generated by Kling 4.0, a video model from Kuaishou that creates the picture, Santa's voice and the lip movement together, so the mouth matches every word. That is why the result looks like Santa is in the room and actually talking, rather than a cut-out laid over a background.
Where the three Santa looks come from
Each of the three Santa looks on AI Santa is based on a classic American Christmas illustration published between 1909 and 1920, now in the public domain. Jolly Classic is cheerful and rosy-cheeked, Cozy Grandpa wears reading glasses and speaks softly (good for little ones and bedtime), and Grand Workshop wears a long velvet robe with a touch of North Pole mystery for older kids. The look also sets Santa's voice and pace.
How long is a Santa video, and what does it cost?
A Santa video is 10 or 15 seconds long. AI Santa counts credits by the second: a 10-second video uses 10 credits and a 15-second video uses 15 credits. Single costs $9.99 for 10 credits, one 10-second video. Family costs $24.99 for 45 credits, three 15-second videos, which works out to $8.33 per video. Credits never expire, and there is no subscription.
When to send a video from Santa
Most families send a video from Santa between Thanksgiving, November 26, 2026, and Christmas Eve, December 24, 2026. Popular moments are the first day of Advent calendars on December 1, a bedtime reminder in the week before Christmas, and a Christmas Eve greeting before the kids go to sleep. Use the Christmas countdown to plan it.
For Christmas morning, a Santa Cam video shows Santa caught on camera in your own living room, leaving presents under your tree in the middle of the night.
AI Santa video questions from parents
How long does it take to get my Santa video?
Usually a few minutes after you approve the preview still. In December the queue can be longer; we email you when your video is ready.
What if I don't like the video?
Every video includes one free redo. You can change the words and how to say the name; the name, Santa, scene and photos stay the same.
Can I use a photo of my child?
No. Only adults can appear in the video. Santa speaks to your little one by name instead.
What if Santa says the name wrong?
Add how to say it in the letter, for example ZOH-ee. You can also fix it with your free redo.
How long do you keep my photos and video?
30 days. Download or delete them anytime before that. They are never shared or used for training.
What makes the AI Santa video so realistic?
It is made with Kling 4.0, a video model that creates the voice, the lip-sync and the picture together, in HD.
Is there a free AI Santa video?
No. Every video is made fresh for your family with a high-quality model, so there is no free trial. You approve a preview still before the video is made, and every video includes one free redo.
Can I download the video to my phone?
Yes. Download the MP4 on your computer or scan the QR code to save it straight to your phone. Videos are vertical 9:16 for phones by default, or 16:9 for a TV.
What if the video fails to generate?
If a video fails, the credits are returned to your account automatically.
With love, from the North Pole