Christmas AI video: five ready scenes starring your own face, pet or product - RefVid

The five Christmas scenes, and who each one is for

• There is one scene for each kind of Christmas video people send: a greeting from you, a couple at a Christmas market, your pet opening a present, your product as the gift, and a New Year countdown. Each takes photos of whoever is in it, so the face, the fur or the label is yours.
• All five run on Kling 3.0 Omni for 5 seconds. The table shows the shape and the sound of each; you can change both before you press Generate.

• Christmas greeting video, starring you→
• Christmas couple video at a holiday market→
• New Year countdown video, starring you→

Christmas video AI prompt examples

• These are the exact prompts behind three of the scenes, word for word, each next to the clip it made. The words in brackets are where your photos go: the photos carry the face, the pet or the product, so the prompt only sets the tree, the lights, the snow and what happens.
• Use this prompt opens that scene, ready for your photos. Change the wrapping paper, the scarf colour or the drink in the cup, and leave the rest; small changes to the scene keep the look of the clip you see here.

1. Christmas Gift

   Kling 3.0 Omni · 3 reference photos · 5 s · 9:16 · silent

   1. Shot 1A white gift box with a red satin ribbon sits under a glowing Christmas tree, warm fairy-light bokeh; a pair of hands pulls the ribbon loose and lifts the lid.
   2. Shot 2Looking into the open box: [your product] rests on crisp white tissue paper, the label sharp and facing the camera, golden lights twinkling around it as the camera pushes in slowly.

   Use this prompt→
2. Pet Christmas

   Kling 3.0 Omni · 4 reference photos · 5 s · 9:16 · silent

   1. Shot 1Christmas morning in a cosy living room: [your pet] wearing a small red knitted scarf sits beside a glowing Christmas tree, curiously sniffing a present wrapped in red paper with a gold ribbon. Warm fairy lights, soft morning light.
   2. Shot 2Close-up in the same living room, the lit Christmas tree glowing behind: [your pet], still in its red scarf, grabs the gold ribbon and pulls the wrapping paper open, scraps of red paper flying, then looks up at the camera.

   Use this prompt→
3. Christmas Market

   Kling 3.0 Omni · 8 reference photos · 5 s · 16:9 · silent

   1. Shot 1Dusk at a snowy Christmas market with wooden stalls and strings of warm lights: [your name] and [your partner] walk arm in arm toward the camera, each holding a steaming cup of mulled wine, laughing. Light snow falling.
   2. Shot 2Close two-shot: [your partner] brushes a snowflake from [your name]’s hair and they share a quiet smile, market lights glowing softly behind them.

   Use this prompt→

A Christmas AI video generator for shops

• For a shop, the gift scene is the one to start with: a box under the tree, hands lift the lid, and your product sits on white tissue paper with its real label facing the camera. Save each product once from a few photos and make the same scene for every product you sell.
• Video models often misspell text in the frame, so the scene leaves your offer out. Add the discount, the price or the shipping cut-off as a text layer in TikTok, Instagram or CapCut when you post. Post the clip before your last shipping day, not on Christmas Eve.

• Christmas product video: your gift under the tree→
• AI product video maker→

Make it yours: change the scene, keep the photos

• The photos decide who is in the clip; the words decide everything else. Swap the red sweater for a green one, the mulled wine for hot chocolate, the living room for a cabin with snow outside the window, and the same face, pet or product comes back in the new scene.
• Change one thing at a time and keep the camera and the light words as they are. If a take comes out wrong, generate again with the same words before you rewrite them: a single bad take is often chance, not the prompt.

• How to write scene prompts for reference video→

When to post a Christmas video

• Searches for Christmas videos made with AI start rising in mid-November and peak in the week before Christmas, then stop almost at once. Make your clips in early December, post product videos before your shipping cut-off, and keep the greeting and the New Year countdown for the last days.
• Vertical 9:16 clips fit Reels, TikTok, Shorts and WhatsApp status; the wide 16:9 scenes fit YouTube, email and a family group chat on a laptop. Every clip downloads as the file the model made, with no watermark.

• AI videos for Facebook Reels and groups→
• AI Reels for Instagram, step by step→

What a Christmas clip costs

• New accounts get one free 3-second Kling 3.0 Omni video, no card needed, which covers one whole Christmas scene. After that, a single video starts at $2.99, a one-time credit pack at $9.90 and a monthly plan at $10. Credits never expire, so a pack bought for Christmas still works for Valentine's Day.
• On Kling 3.0 Omni a clip with sound costs more credits than a silent one, so the scenes without a spoken line are silent by default. Add music in your editor or pick a sound when you post.

• How RefVid pricing works→