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BeforeCreate an AI New Year Photo in a Festive Setting
Picture yourself by a decorated tree, in a winter forest or at a Soviet-era table with Olivier salad and mandarins. This template creates a seasonal portrait without greeting text.
Examples
How it works
- 1Upload your photo
A clear photo with a visible face or object works best.
- 2Press “Create”
The prompt and Nano Banana 2.1 are already tuned. The price is shown on the button.
- 3Download the result
The image is ready in under a minute and is saved to your library.
A festive portrait without a photo shoot
An AI New Year photo gives your everyday portrait a seasonal setting without arranging decorations. Create a picture for a profile, personal post or greeting sent through a messaging app. This template has no greeting text, Russian or otherwise. You can write a separate message when sharing the finished image.
Find your holiday atmosphere
Choose from three scenes:
- By a tree at home for a cozy seasonal setting.
- Winter forest for a portrait surrounded by winter scenery.
- Soviet-era New Year for a table with Olivier salad, mandarins and tinsel.
The retro option is an interpretation of a past era, not an authentic historical photograph. Check the before-and-after example to see the template's visual direction before choosing your scene.
Start with a recognizable face
To make a New Year portrait, use a sharp photo with your face clearly visible and well lit. You do not need a picture taken beside a tree or in winter clothing: the model creates a new setting. It preserves recognizable facial features, although some details may change. Here, an AI New Year photoshoot means the style of the image; each generation produces one picture rather than a full series.
Make your seasonal image
Upload a portrait, choose a scene and select “Create this look”. The prompt and Google's Nano Banana 2.1 are already configured. A 2K result is usually ready in 30–60 seconds, ready to download, share or print. Each image costs 6.6 credits: no subscription, pay as you go. Your 10 registration bonus credits cover the first portrait.













