[Free Download] Santa Claus Pose Pack — Commercial Use Allowed (Free) for copainter Users

Santa Claus Pose Collection for Illustration, Manga, Anime, Games, and Webtoons

We are distributing a pose collection of Santa Claus that is easy to use for illustration, manga, anime, game, and webtoon (Webtoon) production.

These poses are ideal when generating illustrations with pose specification in copainter, or when creating rough sketches and underdrawings for character illustrations.
Tracing and additional edits are fully allowed.

The license for the images available on this page is listed near the bottom of this document.

File Details

• File format: PNG (white background)
• Resolution: 1024 × 1024 px (square)
• Download: Please download and save the images attached on this page as-is
  (Note: No bulk ZIP download is provided.)

Santa Claus Poses (Downloadable)

Santa Carrying a Present | Walking Pose (Front View)

A walking pose with Santa holding a large gift box, perfect for delivery scenes or character introductions.

Santa Carrying a Present | Walking Pose (Back View)

A rear-view walking silhouette, ideal for exit shots or movement scenes.

Santa Carrying a Present | Walking Pose (Side View)

A side-view pose holding a gift, easy to fit into story flow and scene composition.

Santa with a Gift from Above | Overhead Carrying Pose

A top-down composition of Santa holding a large present, adding dynamic motion to layouts.

Santa Opening a Present | Lifting the Box Lid

A pose capturing the moment Santa opens a gift box—perfect for surprise or reveal scenes.

Gift Opening Scene (Front View) | Santa Presenting a Gift

A front-facing pose with an open box, ideal for gift-giving or showcasing contents.

Gift Opening Scene (Rear Angle) | Santa Peeking into the Box

A rear-diagonal view of Santa opening a gift, blending naturally into story-driven scenes.

Santa Carrying a Gift Sack | Standing Pose (Front View)

A classic Santa silhouette with a large sack over his shoulder, great for Christmas openings or announcements.

Santa Carrying a Gift Sack | Standing Pose (Side View)

A side-view sack-carrying pose that clearly conveys Santa’s presence or waiting scenes.

Santa Riding a Sleigh | Seated Pose with Vehicle

A seated pose on a sleigh, perfect as a main visual for Christmas illustrations or travel scenes.

How to Use with copainter

These poses can be used as reference images in copainter to specify character poses, generate pose variations, or create clean rough drafts.
They are also suitable for tracing, editing, and further customization using illustration tools.

Terms of Use (License)

• Eligible users: Users who are subscribed to copainter
• Scope of use: Limited to use within copainter
  (Commercial use allowed / Free of charge)
• Modification: Allowed (cropping, additions, color changes, vectorization, etc.)
• Credit: Not required
• Prohibited: Redistribution or resale of the material data, claiming authorship, or commercial use outside of copainter

FAQ

Q. Can I use copainter for free?
A. Yes. There is a free plan where you receive tickets at no monthly cost. If you want more usage, please choose a higher plan. Please see the plan page for details.

Q. Can I use these outside copainter?
A. If you are a copainter subscriber and use them within copainter, commercial and free use are allowed. External edits are fine as long as the purpose is to use them in copainter.

Q. Can I use them in commercial works?
A. Yes, if you use copainter in your production process. You do not need to create the entire work only in copainter. Redistribution or resale of the assets themselves is not allowed.

Q. Are there more free pose packs?
A. Yes. Please see:
https://blog.copainter.ai/tag/assets-en/

Q. Are higher-resolution images available?
A. You can upscale images up to 4× in both width and height using the High-Resolution AI inside copainter. Please make use of it.

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