Santa at your door on Christmas Eve.And they see it all on film.

Yes. Santa is placed into the photos you take of your own door, your tree and the plate you leave out for him. Nothing else in the photo is changed: the bricks, the door and the mat are yours.

Wide ones. Turn your phone sideways (landscape) for every photo, because Santa's film is wide. Upright photos and screenshots can't be used. Take them with the lights on and nobody in the shot, using your phone's main camera.

You see a free preview of Santa at your door within a minute or two. The full film arrives within a day of sending Santa your last photos.

Yes. Book with a photo of your door now, and show the elves your tree, Santa's treat and his wrapping paper whenever your decorations go up, any time until 21 December. Santa needs all three to make the film, so we'll send you a reminder or two. If they still haven't reached the North Pole by the end of 21 December, the visit can't go ahead and isn't refunded.

You check every scene before the film is made, and you can move Santa if he's not quite right. A real person also watches every film before it's sent. The film is made with AI, so small differences from your photos are normal. If something really goes wrong, like a misspelt name, a scene where Santa is broken or a film that won't play, we'll make it again, and if we can't put it right, we'll refund you.

On Christmas morning. Santa visits on Christmas Eve night, so the film is their proof he really came. With your film comes a second link that stays sealed, with a countdown, until 6am on Christmas Day. Open it together when they wake up.

Children who still believe, usually around 2 to 9, though older brothers and sisters love being on the list too. The film plays on any phone, tablet or computer, you can put it on the TV with AirPlay or Chromecast, and you can download it to keep.

Yes. The films are made with AI image and video tools from your photos, then checked by a person. We say so in the film's credits too.

Yes. Up to 3 children in one film, £5.00 for each one after the first. Santa finds every name on his Nice List, writes to them all in his letter and says each name.

Add the posted keepsake for £12.99: santa's letter on his own paper, a printed still from your doorstep and a code to watch the film, sealed with the reindeer seal in a North Pole envelope and posted to you. Send Santa all your photos by 18 December to have it by Christmas.

Yes, and it costs the same. Name the children and pay, and we send their parents an invite to take the photos. They see Santa on their doorstep before anything is made, and the film comes to you both.

Each child's first name, an age band and the one sentence you write. No surname or postcode. If you choose the posted keepsake, you give your address to Stripe when you pay; we look it up once to post it and never keep it. Photos are deleted 14 days after your film arrives and are never used to train AI.