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Card with flowers
A greeting card: a bouquet of peonies in soft morning light, gentle pastel tones, free space at the top for a caption, no text on the image.
Birthday card
A bright birthday card: a cake with candles, confetti in the air, a festive mood, a clean field at the bottom for a greeting, no text.
Greeting text
Write a greeting: warm, personal, no clichés and no verses copied off the internet. I will tell you the occasion and a couple of things about the person - tailor it to them.
Invitation
An elegant party invitation: a fine frame, plenty of air, a calm palette, an empty field in the centre for text, portrait format.
Card from a photo
Turn my photo into a greeting card: soft glow, light bokeh at the edges, warm tones, space at the top for a caption. Do not change the faces.
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What video greetings can AI create?
AI generates videos with visual effects, voiceover, and personalization.
With Photos
A slideshow of your photos with music and text.
With Animation
Animated characters, fireworks, confetti - a festive feel.
With AI Voiceover
Your greeting text read aloud in a realistic voice.
With an AI Avatar
A virtual host reads your greeting straight to camera.
Musical
A greeting set to melody and lyrics - like a short clip.
For Social Media
Vertical format for stories and reels.
How to create a video greeting
- Step 01
Give the occasion and recipient
Birthday, wedding, New Year's - and the name of the guest of honor.
- Step 02
Add a photo
The AI animates a single shot - a portrait of the celebrant or a group photo.
- Step 03
Get the video greeting
A short clip with camera movement, with sound if you want it.
- Step 04
Send it
Download the MP4 and send it through a messenger, or play it at the party.
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What an AI-made video greeting is actually built from
An AI video greeting isn't one tool - it's an assembly of three: generating or animating an image, synthesizing a voice, and editing it all together with sound. Understanding that kills the main disappointment right away: there's no button labeled "make a touching video for Uncle Joe." There's a sequence, where each step is done separately and takes about a minute.
In practice there are three workable approaches. First, animate a photo: a still shot gets facial motion and light movement, with a voiceover laid on top. Second, put together a clip from several photos with transitions and music. Third, generate a short video from scratch based on a scene description, if there are no photos or you want something more imaginative.
What to pick for the occasion
For an anniversary or a family date, a montage of real photos works better - recognizable faces matter more than special effects. For a coworker or a group chat, a short generated clip around fifteen seconds long gets watched all the way through. For a kid, an animated photo with a voiceover works best: children respond to motion and voice far more than to editing tricks.
How to get a result you won't be embarrassed to send
- Start with the text, not the picture. Write down what needs to be said first: the name, the occasion, one specific detail about the person. The visuals get built around the text, not the other way around.
- Stick to fifteen to thirty seconds. A long greeting rarely gets watched to the end, and generation mistakes are more noticeable on a longer clip.
- One detail beats three generic wishes. "Health, happiness, success" sounds the same for everyone. A specific, recognizable detail makes a clip feel personal far more than any animation does.
- Listen to the voiceover before you send it. A synthesized voice can stumble over names and uncommon words. Sometimes you have to spell the name out phonetically to get it to land right.
- Go vertical by default. People will watch this on a phone, in a messaging app. Horizontal video gets cropped or shrinks into a tiny window there.
A common mistake
Making an AI video greeting and dropping a generated face of the actual person into it is almost always a bad idea: the likeness ends up approximate, and instead of a warm moment you get something unsettling. A real photo, animated carefully, works far better than a made-up portrait ever will.
How long it takes and what to prepare in advance
The full cycle - from text to a finished file - takes fifteen to twenty minutes once the materials are ready. Worth preparing beforehand: two or three photos at a decent resolution, the name in the form the person is actually addressed by, and one specific detail-phrase that's the whole point of making the video.
A quick note on music: a background track lifts even a simple clip, but the volume needs to sit noticeably below the voice - on a phone speaker, speech gets buried under music faster than it seems when you're wearing headphones.
Step by step: what this looks like in practice
Say you need to make a video greeting for your mom's birthday.
- The text. Four sentences: the address, the occasion, a specific memory, the wish. Thirty seconds of speech is roughly seventy words - you don't need more than that.
- The voice. Run the text through voice synthesis, listen to it, fix the pronunciation of the name and the stress. Two tries is usually enough.
- The picture. Three or four photos from the family archive. If you want movement, animate the single most expressive one.
- The edit. Fit the shots to the track, keep the background music quieter than the voice, use a vertical format.
- Check it on a phone. A non-negotiable step: a clip always looks better on a computer screen than it does on the screen it will actually be watched on.
When it's simpler to skip video altogether
AI does a good job with video greetings, but that doesn't mean it's always the right call. If the person doesn't watch videos in messaging apps, if the occasion is formal, or if there are twenty recipients and each needs something different - a text greeting with one personal detail works better and takes a minute instead of twenty.
What AI still can't do
It can't sustain a long storyline: on clips longer than a minute, generation starts contradicting itself - clothes change, the background shifts, the number of people in frame drifts. It can't reliably render text inside the frame either: captions come out with distorted letters, so it's better to add text as a separate layer. And it doesn't replace sincerity: an AI birthday video greeting assembled in a minute out of template phrases reads like a store-bought card - one recognizable detail about the person beats any amount of technology.
