Shoot like a home camera
Hold the phone high in a corner of the room and point it down a little, or stand in the open front door at chest height and look out at the porch.
One photo of your living room or front porch becomes night footage from a home camera: Santa sneaks in, leaves presents, looks straight into the lens and says "Merry Christmas" with the name you type. 10 seconds, vertical, with his voice.
Short answer: ClipRemake turns one photo of your living room or front porch into the Santa caught on camera clip: night footage from a home camera in which Santa sneaks in, leaves presents, looks straight into the lens and says "Merry Christmas" with the name you type, 10 seconds in 9:16 with his voice. Sign in with Google, add the photo, type a name and press Remake this. A video costs $9.99. There is no free generation.

Your room or porch1 needed
One photo of your living room (with the tree, if you have one) or of your front porch from the doorway, with nobody in it: no people, no pets. Take it from high in a corner or at chest height, like a home camera. Santa is the only one in your video.
Santa looks into the camera and says "Merry Christmas" with this name. Letters only, up to 20. Leave it empty for "Merry Christmas!".
What you getFixed
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Failed renders are refunded automatically. Photos are deleted after 30 days.
What changes
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The trend
Every December people post "Santa caught on camera" clips: night footage from a home security camera or a doorbell camera in which Santa shows up in the living room or on the porch, leaves presents and is gone again. The AI versions took off last season, when a 15-second living-room camera clip passed 2.5 million plays a week before Christmas, and in late October 2026 the first clips in which Santa looks into the camera and says a name appeared.
This maker films the clip in your own home from one photo of the place, with nobody in it: the same room or porch at night through a home camera, Santa leaving presents, looking into the lens and saying "Merry Christmas" with the name you type, in his own voice. Santa is the only person in the video.
It is the Christmas clip people show the whole family: proof on the home camera that Santa came, with the name said out loud. People post it on Christmas morning, send it to the family chat, or keep it as a little Christmas Eve surprise.
Timeline
AI clips of Santa on home security cameras spread on TikTok; one living-room camera clip passes 2.5 million plays a week before Christmas.
The first clips appear in which Santa looks into the home camera and says a name.
ClipRemake adds this maker: 10 seconds of Santa on your own home camera from one photo of the place, with the name you type.
Photo tips
Hold the phone high in a corner of the room and point it down a little, or stand in the open front door at chest height and look out at the porch.
Only the place: no people, no pets, no hand or reflection. Santa is the only one in your video.
Santa reads the name aloud; "Kaylee" is safer than an unusual spelling.
How-to
One photo of your living room or your front porch from the doorway, with nobody in it, taken from high in a corner or at chest height like a home camera.
Optional: the name Santa says, up to 20 letters. Leave it empty for "Merry Christmas!".
Press Remake this. About five minutes later the 10-second vertical MP4 is in My videos, with no watermark; label it as AI-generated when you post.
Before you pay
It is not free: every video is a real render, so there is no free tier. A video uses 10 credits, $9.99 on its own. You download a clean MP4 with no watermark.
Your video is a new AI video made from your photo of the place. Santa is an AI character; no real person is in it.
You can watch the examples on this page without signing in. Google sign-in only comes when you make your own.
Refunds: a failed render's credits come back automatically, and an unused credit pack bought by mistake can be refunded within 14 days of purchase.
FAQ
Yes. He looks into the camera and says "Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas" with the name you type, in a warm, deep voice made in the same render, so his mouth moves with the words. Write the name the way it sounds; an unusual spelling can come out a little differently.
One photo of your living room (with the tree, if you have one) or of your front porch from the doorway. Nobody may be in it: no people and no pets. Take it the way a home camera hangs, high in a corner or at chest height.
No. The photo shows only the place, and Santa is the only person in the video. Photos of people, and of children in particular, are not allowed.
Letters only, up to 20 characters and three words, like "Olivia" or "Mom and Dad". Numbers, links, emoji and rude words are refused.
One video is 10 credits ($9.99). There is no free version, and if a render fails the credits come back automatically.
Add one photo of your living room or porch on this page, type the name and press Remake this. Sign in with Google and pay for one video; about five minutes later the 10-second clip is in My videos.
No. Every video is a real render that costs money to make, so there is no free version or watermarked preview. One video costs $9.99 (10 credits), and if a render fails the credits come back automatically.
About five minutes, sometimes a little longer when the queue is busy. You can close the tab; the video waits in My videos.
No. You download a clean MP4 to post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Label it as AI-generated when the app asks.
Yes, one video per name: make a second one with the same photo and another name. Each is one video (10 credits).
Who it's for
Show it on the TV or a phone before the presents are opened.
Send a clip with each name, one video per name.
A ready-made Reel or TikTok of Santa at your place.
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