Animated Thanksgiving card with your own face on it: the turkey on the table, your glass raised, so family far away still see you at dinner. Right here in the browser, no app and no ecard template.
Make it now and it is on your phone, ready to send, before dinner on November 26.
What one 10s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 360 credits | 770 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 585 credits | 1,240 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 715 credits | 1,540 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,050 credits | 2,365 credits |
Credits per video. Every model here is in the generator above, so pick the look you want.
Five animated Thanksgiving cards made on Kavel, each from one ordinary photo of one adult. Every one is a template in the generator above: tap it, add your photo, and the Thanksgiving scene is already written.
An animated Thanksgiving card here is a 10-second video card made from one photo: the person in it sits at a Thanksgiving table with the turkey and the candles, raises a glass or waves to the person watching. Most Thanksgiving ecards are the same cartoon turkey sent to everyone, with your name typed under it. This one has your own face on it, moving, and it plays in any chat app like any other video.
Upload one photo, keep the default dinner or tap a template, and change the room, the food or the sweater in the prompt before you make it. Doing the Christmas card next? The AI Christmas video generator uses the same photo for the tree and Santa at the door. Want a still for the printed card instead? The AI family photo generator puts everyone in one picture.
Creative engine
Your photo goes into Seedance 2.0 Mini as the reference for the person in it, and the prompt writes the dinner around them: the table, the turkey, the candles, the glass, the music and the moment they turn to the lens. A 10-second animated Thanksgiving card is one payment with nothing to renew, and the price is in the FAQ below.
A woman in a brown and gold gown raises her glass to the lens across a candlelit table, the roast turkey in front of her.
A man in a chef's hat carves a slice off the turkey among the pumpkins and autumn leaves, then gives the camera a thumbs up.
One photo, one dinner scene, and your Thanksgiving video card is back in a few minutes.
Your face easy to see and well lit. Last year's sweater photo looks the part, but any sharp selfie works.
The default seats you at a candlelit table with the turkey in front of you and has you raise a glass to the camera. Tap any example above to copy that scene instead.
Save the video, then send it the way you send any clip: text, WhatsApp, email or the family chat. Type your Thanksgiving wish in the message beside it.
Each one comes with a line to paste into the message when you send it.
You at the table raising a glass to them. Message: "Happy Thanksgiving, Grandma! Saving you the first slice of pie."
Sent before they sit down to eat, so you are at the table too. Message: "Wish I was there. Pass the stuffing for me."
A thank-you card with your own face on it, instead of the stock one from the office ecard site. Message: "Thankful to work with you this year. Happy Thanksgiving."
One card each, from each friend's own photo, dropped in the group chat the night of the dinner. Message: "Same table next year?"
One photo makes a 10-second vertical Thanksgiving video card with its own music; each card is paid.
Upload one clear photo, keep the dinner scene or tap a template, and make it: it comes back as a 10-second vertical video of you at the table with the turkey, raising a glass and wishing them happy Thanksgiving. Save it and send it with your message.
Say it yourself, on camera, from the table: an animated Thanksgiving card with your face on it lands differently from a text. Paste one of the message lines above beside it, or write your own.
Yes. Use the wine toast template, keep the room plain, and send the video with a one-line thank-you. It is a normal video file, so it goes by email, Slack, LinkedIn or text like any other clip.
That is the card it was made for: make it a few days ahead, send it the morning of November 26, and the family sees you at a Thanksgiving table raising a glass to them even from a dorm or a night shift.
Yes, that is the whole card: your photo is the input, your face and hair stay the same, and the outfit stays as photographed unless you change it in the prompt, while the Thanksgiving dinner is built around you. It works best with one adult in the photo and the face easy to see.
It has its own sound: warm music, the dinner table, a glass clink. It carries no printed text, so your own words go in the message you send with it.
No, each card is paid: one 10-second vertical Thanksgiving card costs $9.99 on its own, paid once, with nothing that renews. Credits from a plan pay for it too, and if a run fails you are not charged.
This video is $9.99 on its own, with nothing to cancel later. The packs make each next clip cheaper, their credits never expire, and a run that fails puts its credits back.
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One photo, the dinner already written, and you are at the table on screen. You pay once for the card with nothing to renew, it downloads with no watermark, and a run that fails costs you nothing. Have it sent before the turkey comes out on November 26.
Your card comes with its own music and dinner-table sound, not a song you pick. Add a track in TikTok, Reels or Instagram if you want one.
This video is $9.99, paid once. No subscription.