Upload a chest-up photo, keep the table toast selected and press Create video; your two-language greeting closes the card.
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The man from the first reference on the LEFT and the woman from the second on the RIGHT, side by side behind a table with a pumpkin pie and small gourds, autumn porch light, both smiling at camera. Vertical 9:16. No text, no logos, no real celebrities.
The credit cost shows on the Image button before you generate.
Example still When Image finishes, tap “Animate in Video”: the still goes in as the first frame with the prompt.
Open VideoOne toast clip remixed from a 10-second Seedance 2.0 Fast original, in soft meadow colour.
Toast at the table: the input is a chest-up portrait of an original character, a woman in her 50s with silver hair and a burgundy wrap dress, against a plain light wall. That portrait became a still at a Thanksgiving table (turkey, candles, a window full of gold leaves), and the still became a 10-second vertical 9:16 clip made with Seedance 2.0 Fast on October 27, 2026. She raises the glass toward the camera, smiles, and the shot settles on a card reading Happy Thanksgiving from our table to yours.
What you see here is a remix of that clip: about 8.6 seconds kept, a tighter frame, soft meadow colour, slightly slower speed, no mirroring, the ghibliia.com mark top left and the label bottom right. No credits were spent on it, and it was not made with the maker on this page.
Couple by the pie has only its still, made with GPT from two original portraits. Its video is not ready yet, so the card is marked Image only.
A silver-haired woman in a burgundy dress lifts her glass beside the turkey and candles; the clip ends on the line Happy Thanksgiving from our table to yours.
Remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip Use this photo
Image only Image only: a bearded man in a green flannel shirt and a red-haired woman in a cream sweater sit behind a pumpkin pie in autumn light. This is a still; the video is still to come.
Still made in Image; this scene has no clip. Do it with 2 photosUpload a chest-up photo, check the toast preview, press Create video; the cost shows on the button.
Pick a chest-up shot with the face toward the camera, even light and no sunglasses. The card only works if people recognise the person, and a small or shadowed face loses detail. One person per photo gives the cleanest result.
The maker opens with the Toast at the table effect already chosen: your photo moves to a Thanksgiving table with turkey, pie and autumn light, and the glass goes up. Look at the preview first; if the face drifts, swap the photo rather than rerunning the same one.
Press Create video. The credit cost is printed on the button before every run. When it finishes, press Download and send the vertical clip in a text or post it to your stories; Add music takes you to a soundtrack.
Write one line in Spanish and one in English and place them in the last scene.
A video card needs one short greeting on screen. If half the family speaks Spanish and half does not, give each side its own line. Copy the pair that fits the person receiving it and sign with your name.
Gracias, abuelos, por guardarnos siempre un lugar en la mesa.
Thank you, Grandma and Grandpa, for always saving us a seat at the table.
Aunque estemos lejos, hoy brindamos por ustedes.
Miles apart, but today we raise a glass to you.
Gracias por este año de trabajo juntos. ¡Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias!
Thanks for a year of working together. Happy Thanksgiving!
Turn your photo into a watercolour illustration on Image, then animate it on Video as the first frame.
This replaces the realistic version; pick one or the other. It is also the route for a couple or a pet, since the maker above takes a single photo.
Open Image, add your photo as a reference and ask for a watercolour anime illustration at a Thanksgiving table, vertical 9:16, with room at the top for the greeting. Where the selected model allows it, add several reference photos in one request, one per person.
On Video, load the illustration as the first frame and describe the motion: a toast, flickering candles, leaves drifting past the window. Newer models also take a last frame, so the clip can end on an illustration with your greeting written in.
Make it the weekend before; send it from Monday, November 23 to Thursday morning, November 26.
Thanksgiving 2026 falls on Thursday, November 26, and cards go out in the days before and that morning. For the two-step route, the clip is made on Video.
Build the card: choose the photo, write both greeting lines and download the clip without a rush.
Send it by text or post it to your stories. Relatives abroad get it well before the dinner.
The last good moment, before everyone sits down to eat.
Christmas card searches climb in December. That card wants snow and a tree, so do not reuse the autumn table.
A short vertical video built from your photo: you appear at the Thanksgiving table, lift a glass and wish everyone a happy holiday. It travels in a text message like any other clip.
A chest-up shot with the face square to the camera and good light. Tiny or shadowed faces lose detail, and the card falls flat if the person is hard to recognise.
Yes. Put two short lines in the closing scene, Spanish first and English second for relatives who do not speak Spanish, for example Gracias por este año and Thank you for this year.
Thursday morning, November 26, 2026. To stay ahead, make it the weekend before and start sending on Monday, November 23.
It is a remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip produced on October 27, 2026 for this card, trimmed, reframed and recoloured. This page spent no credits on it. The couple card exists only as a still for now.
Not really. This one is built around an autumn table and warm light; a Christmas card goes out in December with snow and a tree, so make a fresh one then.
