Kids believe in Santa when he knows something real about them: that Oliver was brave when he lost his first tooth, or that Ava finally swam without floaties. A generic clip can't do that, so the message is made for one child.
Fill in a short form: name, age, what happened this year, what they love and who the message is from. AI writes a 30–45 second message in Santa's voice: warm, a little playful, mentioning the elves and the nice list, without promises parents will have to keep. If you name a gift, Santa only hints that it's on its way. You can edit the script or rewrite it before you pay.
Then ElevenLabs voices the text and MiniMax H3 Lip Sync brings Santa to life in his toy workshop, by the fireplace or in a snowy North Pole village, with his lips moving in sync with every word. Mrs. Claus can send the message instead, from her gingerbread kitchen. The video opens with a title card like “Merry Christmas, Oliver!” and soft festive music plays under the voice. Add your child's photo and Santa will hold it in a carved wooden frame.
The 720p video is ready in 2–3 minutes, vertical for phones or widescreen for the TV. Every script is checked before recording, so nothing rude, political or grown-up slips in. There's a birthday mode too: Santa or Mrs. Claus at a table with a birthday cake.