AI Snow Globe Generator — put yourself inside the glass

Upload a clear photo in Kenerate's Image Studio, pick GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst and describe it: “put this person inside a classic glass snow globe as a miniature, keep the face recognisable, snowflakes swirling, carved wooden base”. Our test photo came back with the same curls, stubble and smile — shrunk to a few centimetres tall under the glass.

A holiday-season photo trend: people ask Gemini to shrink them into a glass snow globe, powered by Google's Nano Banana image models. You can make the same picture here — Kenerate runs Nano Banana 2.1, and GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst does the same job for about half the credits. You also control the whole prompt: the scene, the base, the lighting.

Free to start. A new Kenerate account gets 25 credits on sign-up — two snow globes from a photo on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst at 11.7 credits each — and Qwen Image 3.0 is on the free plan. After that, credits come in one-time packs that never expire, with no subscription. Downloads carry no watermark.

Yes — our second test was a golden retriever. Upload the pet's photo and describe the scene: “this dog inside a snow globe, sitting by a tiny Christmas tree and a wrapped gift, real fur colour and markings kept”. The render kept the coat colour and the happy face. Only upload photos of your own pets.

Yes. Describe the scene instead — our third test was text-only: a miniature alpine village with lit cottages, a church and a tiny red train on a bridge, all inside the glass. Text-to-image on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst costs 7.2 credits at 1K. Use it for village scenes, ornament-style art or card backgrounds with nobody in them.

Name four things: who or what is inside (“this man, face kept recognisable”), the tiny scene (“snowy pines and a wooden signpost”), the globe itself (“thick glass, snowflakes swirling, carved dark wooden base”), and the setting (“on a wooden table, warm bokeh fairy lights behind it”). Every example on this page shows its full prompt — copy one and swap the details.

Yes — the same edit works for a bottle, a sneaker or a perfume: “put this product inside a glass snow globe on a snowy pedestal, label kept exactly, snowflakes swirling, studio lighting”. For products and exact labels Nano Banana 2.1 is the safer pick — it's built for keeping the reference unchanged. Great for seasonal ads and festive product shots.

In our tests, yes: the face, curly hair and stubble survived the shrink to miniature scale, and the dog kept its fur colour and expression. One caveat we hit: the small badge on the man's t-shirt was redrawn as a generic mountain logo. Keep important small text out of the frame, or accept it may change.

Yes — generate the snow globe image first, then animate it in Kenerate's video studio with an image-to-video model: the start frame keeps the globe exact while snow swirls and the lights flicker. A few seconds of looping snow makes a strong story post or digital card.

Upload only photos of yourself, or of people who agreed — never a celebrity or a stranger. Kenerate keeps your results private if you switch on Private, and downloads carry no watermark.