Christmas kick

Snap a photo of a friend — the app cuts out their face and turns it into a caricature, then Santa, an Elf or a Snowman walks up and gives them a kick. Send the video to your friend in one tap.

1Victim's photo

This is a sample. Take a front-facing photo of someone — the app finds and cuts out the face by itself.

Caricature strength Cartoon look

2Who kicks

What they do

3Video

To (victim's name) From

Final phrase

No watermark⭐ HD 1080p⭐

Відео триває близько 6 секунд, разом зі звуком.

How it works

Take or upload a photo of a friend — the face is cut out automatically and turned into a caricature.
Pick a character (Santa, Elf, Snowman, Reindeer, Krampus, Gingerbread Cookie or Monkey) and what they do: a kick, a snowball, a gift on the head, a surprise or a spanking.
Tap “Send to a friend” — you get a vertical video with sound for WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram or TikTok.

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes. All characters and scenes are free, and no sign-up is needed. If you enjoyed it, you can buy the author a coffee.

Where does the photo go?

Nowhere. The face is detected and the video is made right in your browser — the photo is never sent to a server. Only the finished video is uploaded, and only if you tap “Link” yourself; it is kept for 30 days.

Which devices does it work on?

Phones and computers with a modern browser: Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox. Nothing to install.

How do I send the video to a friend?

Tap “Send to a friend” and your phone's share menu opens. Or save the video and send it in any messenger.

Privacy

The photo is processed only in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
The finished video reaches the server only if you tap “Link”. It is kept for up to 30 days on Amazon Web Services servers in the USA, opens only via the link and is hidden from search engines. Anyone who has the link can delete it earlier with the “Delete the video” button.
We use no cookies or ad trackers and collect no names or contact details. We keep only anonymous statistics: number of visits, country, language, chosen characters. To count unique visitors, the server keeps a one-way hash of the IP address and browser for up to two days; the IP address itself is not stored.
Only settings are stored on your device: language, sender name and a counter of videos made. Fonts and the face-detection library are loaded from Google Fonts and jsDelivr, and donations are handled by Monobank — these services see your IP address.
Only use photos of people who wouldn’t mind.