Xmas Photo Maker: Flurry

Flurry turns one selfie into a Christmas portrait that still looks like you.

Pick a scene, add a photo, and in under a minute you are riding through the snow with Santa, waving from inside a snow globe or warming up by a crackling fire. The light, the outfit and the setting change; your face, your smile and your freckles stay.

SCENES TO EXPLORE • With Santa: a sleigh ride over snowy rooftops, cookies by the tree, a selfie at the North Pole • Tiny Worlds: you inside a snow globe village, a skating pond or a gingerbread town • Elf Workshop: toy making, gift wrapping and a shift at the candy cane factory • Retro Postcard: a 1950s greeting card, a vintage ski lodge, a silver screen carol • Cocoa Corner: a crackling hearth, flannel mornings and log cabin evenings New looks arrive through the season.

HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose a scene and a look. 2. Take a selfie or pick a photo. 3. Save your portrait to Photos or share it with family and friends.

MADE FOR SHARING Send a portrait instead of a card, use it as your holiday profile picture or print one for the fridge. Every portrait is kept in My Creations on your iPhone.

YOUR PHOTOS STAY YOURS Your photo is used only to make your portrait. It goes through our server to wiro.ai, which creates the image with Google's Gemini model, and wiro.ai deletes both the photo and the result right after. We never store your photos, never sell them and never use them to train AI. Finished portraits live only on your iPhone.

SUBSCRIPTIONS Flurry offers weekly, monthly and yearly plans. Each plan adds coins at the start of every period, and one coin makes one portrait; if a portrait fails, the coin comes back. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings.

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