New Year 2027
Stand on a giant 2027 above the clouds, toast at midnight under fireworks, or send Lunar New Year wishes. One photo, no filming.
YouRequired
Partner or friendOptional
One person per photo. A clear, front-facing photo works best, ideally waist-up. Add a second photo to make it together; the first person stands on the left. Faces and hair stay yours.
600 credits · 10 s · 720p · 9:16
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A New Year greeting and a red envelope under the lanterns
Make my Lunar New Year videoAll three examples use AI-generated photos: the people are not real.
Each is 10 seconds, 9:16 and 720p, made from your photo: no filming, no green screen.
You climb onto the 0 of white marble 2027 letters, stand up and open your arms while a drone shot pulls back over the clouds. The year is set in the first frame and the video keeps it, so the letters stay 2027 as the camera moves.
On a rooftop, a harbour, a square, a chalet deck or a beach, you count down, the first fireworks burst, and you cheer, raise a glass and blow a kiss. The track counts down with three beeps and a boom.
For the Year of the Goat: the fist-and-palm greeting, a plain red envelope held out to the camera and fireworks over the lanterns, with no writing anywhere in the picture.
Add a second photo for a partner, a friend or family: you both climb the letters, clink glasses or bow together, and each person keeps their own face.
15 places
Each place is a fixed reference picture, so the setting looks the same in every run. Pick one in the form above.
The places are AI-generated, not real landmarks.
Three steps, a few minutes.
Hello 2027, the midnight countdown or Lunar New Year.
A clear photo of each adult, then one of five places and, for the countdown and Lunar New Year, an outfit.
We make the first frame with you in it, bring it to life for 10 seconds and add the track. Download it in 720p, ready for TikTok and Reels.
Every December, short-video apps fill up with year-change templates, and the biggest one now is the giant year: a person on top of huge 2027 letters on a mountain, with the camera pulling back to show the whole scene. It is quick to read, works with any photo and says "new year" without a word.
This generator makes three New Year formats: Hello 2027, a midnight countdown with fireworks and a Lunar New Year greeting, so you can post one on 31 December and another for Lunar New Year.
Counting down the last seconds of the year and setting off fireworks at midnight is now a worldwide habit. In much of the English-speaking world it ends with friends linking arms to sing an old Scots song that Robert Burns sent to a song collection in 1788. The giant-year AI template is much younger: "goodbye 2025, hello 2026" versions spread at the end of 2025, and "Hello 2027" ones started trending in late October 2026.
Lunar New Year follows the moon, so its date moves every year: in 2027 it falls on Saturday 6 February and starts the Year of the Goat. Families get together, younger relatives receive red envelopes with money, red lanterns go up, and fireworks and firecrackers see off the old year.
Sources: Wikipedia: the song Burns sent in 1788 · National Geographic: the New Year's Eve song tradition · GovHK: 2027 public holidays · Hong Kong Labour Department: 2027 holidays
Lunar New Year's Day 2027 is Saturday 6 February, and the Year of the Goat begins (some traditions call it the Year of the Sheep). The celebrations last about two weeks, until the Lantern Festival on 20 February 2027.
In the Lunar New Year video you greet the camera with the fist-and-palm salute, a gesture of respect and good wishes, then hold out a plain red envelope as fireworks go up over the lanterns. All writing is kept out of the picture, so no characters come out garbled.
Every run follows the same timing.
| 0–2.5 s | You pull yourself up onto the top of the 0 |
|---|---|
| 2.5–4.5 s | You stand up, find your balance and laugh |
| 4.5–6.5 s | Arms wide open, the wind in your hair |
| 6.5–10 s | The drone pulls back and rises to show the clouds and the whole 2027 |
The beeps and the boom in the track follow the same clock.
| 0–3.5 s | The sky is still dark; you count down three, two, one on your fingers |
|---|---|
| 3.5 s | The first golden firework bursts behind you |
| 4–6 s | You cheer and raise your glass to the camera (two people clink glasses) |
| 6–10 s | Gold confetti, more fireworks, a blown kiss or a hug, and a smile to the end |
No writing anywhere in the picture.
| 0–2 s | The fist-and-palm greeting and two small bows |
|---|---|
| 2–4.5 s | You hold out a plain red envelope with both hands |
| 4.5–7 s | Red and gold fireworks burst over the lanterns |
| 7–10 s | You wave with both hands and smile to the end |
Use a recent, clear photo of one adult per slot: facing the camera, in good light, ideally waist-up. Sunglasses, hats that hide the hair and heavy filters make the face harder to keep.
The site accepts photos of adults only. For two people, upload two photos with one person each: the first stands on the left (in Hello 2027, on the 0) and the second on the right.
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Questions
A short video where a person climbs onto huge 2027 letters on a mountain top while the camera pulls back to show the whole scene. It spread as an AI effect on short-video apps for the end of 2026; here you make it from one photo, along with a midnight countdown and a Lunar New Year video.
Yes. The 2027 letters are drawn into the first frame before the video is made, and the video only has to keep them while the camera moves. The countdown balloons work the same way.
Yes. Add a second photo, one person per photo. In Hello 2027 you climb the 0 and they climb the next 2; in the countdown you clink glasses and hug; for Lunar New Year you bow together.
Saturday 6 February 2027, the start of the Year of the Goat. Pick the Lunar New Year video to send your wishes.
Yes, unless you pick silent. Each video has its own track, made for this page. The countdown track is a new arrangement of Auld Lang Syne, a traditional Scottish melody in the public domain; the Lunar New Year track uses drums, gong, firecrackers and an original melody.
No. The site accepts photos of adults only.
A video takes a few minutes, and can take longer on busy nights such as 31 December. Make it during the day on 31 December or earlier, so it is ready to post at midnight.
No. Everything is AI-generated from your photo: the place, the fireworks and the movement. Use it for fun and greetings, and don't present it as real.
A clear, recent photo of one adult, facing the camera, ideally waist-up. One person per photo; add a second photo for a second person.
600 credits for a 10-second video, whichever template, place and outfit you pick. The $9.90 pack covers one video, larger packs cost less per video, and a failed render is returned to your balance.
Yes. The video is 9:16 and 720p, with no watermark. Post it as your own New Year greeting, never to pass yourself off as someone else.
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One photo. A giant 2027, fireworks at midnight or Lunar New Year wishes.
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