AI Snow Filter — add falling snow to any photo

It is an image edit that makes a photo look as if it was taken in snow: falling flakes, snow on the ground and rooftops, and a dusting on hair and clothes. Unlike a fixed overlay, an AI model redraws the scene — the light, the ground, the sky — so the snow sits in the picture. On Kenerate AI you do it in the Image Studio with one sentence.

Open the Kenerate Image Studio, upload the photo, pick GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and write what you want — for example “light snow falling, snow on her hair and shoulders, snowy mountains behind, soft grey winter sky; keep her face, outfit and the camera angle exactly the same”. An edit costs 11.7 credits and returns one image without a watermark.

Free to start. A new Kenerate account gets 25 credits on sign-up — enough for two one-photo edits with Qwen Image 3.0 (9.9 credits each), which works on the free plan. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst (11.7 credits per edit) unlocks once you buy a credit pack; packs are one-time, with no subscription. Downloads carry no watermark.

Usually, in a close portrait, if you ask for it. Our hiker kept her freckles, smile and jacket, and the dog kept its face and coat. In a wide street shot the woman's hair turned curlier and her face matched less well. Use a photo where the face is large and clear, name what must stay, and regenerate if something drifts.

Yes — the amount of snow is whatever you write. “Light flurries” or “a few big soft flakes” gives a gentle look; “heavy snow blowing diagonally, snow piled on cars and awnings” gives a blizzard, as in our street example. You can also ask for snow only on the ground, or a frosty morning with no falling snow.

Yes. Describe what should be covered — roofs, trees, cliffs, the road — and ask for an overcast winter sky. Our coast-road edit covered the cliffs in snow, but the model also re-framed the shot (the road curves the other way) even though we asked it not to. For a composition you care about, regenerate or try Nano Banana 2.1.

Yes. Upload the pet photo and ask for a snowy garden or park with flakes on its fur, adding “keep the same dog, fur colour, face and pose”. Our golden retriever moved from an indoor floor to a snowy back garden with the same face and coat.

The snow filter makes a still image. To make it fall, take the snowy photo to an image-to-video model and describe the motion — “snow keeps falling, her hair moves in the wind”. Video models cost more than image edits and need a paid plan.

No. Only upload photos of yourself or of people who have agreed, and don't use celebrities' or strangers' photos or names. Kenerate's terms of service apply to everything you generate.