The Christmas Gift
Grandma Replays
A sentimental Christmas gift from the grandkids: a growing up video made from the photos already on your phone. Newborn to this year's Christmas morning in one short video, for the grandparents who keep saying they don't need anything.
No editing skills needed. Ready in under 10 minutes.
5-10 min
Ready to play
2-32 photos
Per video
MP4
Works everywhere
From $4.90
One-time payment
Wrapped Before the Cookies Are Out
You make it at home, on your phone. Most of the work is scrolling back through your camera roll.
1. Scroll Back Through the Years
Start with the hospital photo, then pick one shot per year up to this December. Your phone's Photos search is the fast way in: type "Christmas" or "December" and it pulls up every holiday you've photographed. 8 or more photos of the same child works best.
2. Watch Them Grow Up in Minutes
The AI puts the photos in age order and morphs each one into the next, so the toddler in the reindeer sweater turns into the kid who now rolls their eyes at it. Pick a music vibe while it renders. The video is ready in about 10 minutes.
3. Hit Play on Christmas Morning
Download the MP4 and keep a copy, since the share link works for 30 days. Play it on the living room TV after the presents are open, or tuck a printed QR code into grandma's card so she finds it herself.
Four Ways Families Give It
Grandma and grandpa are the usual audience, but they are not the only one.
From the Grandkids to Grandma
Make one video per grandchild and play them back to back at Christmas dinner. Grandparents see years they only caught on video calls, all at once, in order.
The Christmas Morning Time Capsule
Use only Christmas photos: the same tree, the same couch, matching pajamas, one December after another. The video reads as a run of Christmases. Next December, make a new one with one more photo.
For Mom and Dad
Make your own growing up video from their old albums and give it back to the people who took the photos. Borrow the albums over Thanksgiving, photograph the prints, and return them before they notice.
The Last-Minute Gift With No Shipping
If you missed the last delivery date, this gift has no box to ship. You can make it on December 23 and it will still feel planned, because the photos took years to collect.
Pro Tip: Use the Yearly Santa Photo
If you took the kids to see Santa every year, those photos are the best input you have. The pose and the framing stay almost the same, so the only thing that changes from one photo to the next is the child. That makes the morphs smooth and the growing up obvious. Crop each one so the child fills most of the frame, and leave Santa's face out where you can, so the AI follows the child and not the beard.
Get StartedFrom $4.90 per video. No subscription.
Simple, transparent pricing
Less than a birthday card and infinitely more memorable. No subscriptions, no hidden fees.
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Not satisfied? Full refund minus $3 processing costs, no questions asked.
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Your photos are encrypted and automatically deleted after 30 days.
One-Time Payment
No subscriptions. Pay per video.
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First Taste: a short video from up to 5 photos, once per customer
Up to 8 photos, or up to 32 for a little more
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Christmas Video Gift FAQ
How to wrap a video gift and play it on Christmas Day.
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