Slice

AI Christmas video maker

Make AI Christmas videos

Turn a one-line idea into a Christmas cartoon or a story for your kids, with narration, captions and music, ready to send to family or post on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

200 free credits · no card needed

Want a message from Santa for your child?

Santa says their name and talks about the presents they asked for. Get your child's video →

Made with Slice — straight from the idea, no editing

Start from one of these

Tap an idea to open it in Slice, ready to change and make.

The penguin who delivered a lost letter

A kids' Christmas cartoon: Tilly, a tiny penguin, finds a child's letter to Santa lost on the ice on Christmas Eve. She waddles and slides through the snow all the way to the North Pole and hands it to Santa just in time. Ends with Tilly riding home on the sleigh. Warm, gentle narration for 3–6 year olds.

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The elf who wrapped everything

A funny Christmas story: Pip, a very keen little elf, is told to wrap the presents and gets carried away. He wraps the toys, the tree, the cat, Santa's boots, and finally a very surprised Santa. Ends with everyone laughing in the workshop. Playful narration.

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A Christmas Eve bedtime story

A calm bedtime story for Christmas Eve: a small snowman watches the lights go out in the town, one window at a time, and keeps watch until Santa's sleigh passes overhead. Soft, slow, soothing narration and dreamy colors.

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A Christmas card from your family

A short animated Christmas card from the Taylor family: mum, dad, two kids and a scruffy dog decorate their tree, get tangled in the lights and end up laughing on the sofa. Ends with the words 'Merry Christmas from all of us.' Warm, funny narration.

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How to make a Christmas video with Slice

  1. Write the idea in a sentence or two. Who's it about, what happens, how it ends. "A tiny penguin finds a lost letter to Santa and delivers it just in time" is plenty.
  2. Pick a style. Pixar for a classic 3D cartoon, Claymation for something funny, Watercolor for a calm bedtime story.
  3. Tap Generate. Slice writes the words, makes every scene, and adds a voice, captions and music.
  4. Change anything you like — a scene, a line, the music — then download it, send it or post it.

Tips for a Christmas video people keep

  • Use real names and details. Your family, the dog, the street you live on. Small details make a story feel like yours.
  • Keep your characters the same. Create a character once, and your elf or snowman looks the same in every video.
  • One small story. A problem, a helper, a happy ending. It's enough for a short video and easy for kids to follow.
  • Make it early. Give yourself time to change a scene or two before the day you want to send it.

Questions

Can I get a personal message from Santa for my child?

Yes. Our Santa message is its own order, at slice.video/santa: tell us their name and the presents they asked for, read what Santa will say, and pay. Santa talks to them on camera, and the video is ready in a few minutes.

Is it free to try?

Yes. Your free credits make one video of up to 15 seconds with no card needed, so you can see what you get first. Credit packs unlock longer videos.

Can I send it to family, or post it?

Yes. Download the video and send it however you like, or post it to TikTok, Reels or YouTube Shorts. The videos are yours.

Can it be in another language?

Yes. Write your idea in the language you want, and it's narrated in that language. Slice works in many languages.

Your first one is free

Type the idea, and Slice writes, animates, voices and captions it in a few minutes.

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