The looks
- Halloween witch: a tall pointed hat and a long cloak, glowing pumpkins at dusk.
- Vampire glam: a high lace collar, porcelain skin and a gothic castle, like a fashion editorial.
- Gothic look: neat braids, a white collar and a gloomy old academy hall.
- Skeleton face paint: the makeup an artist would spend an hour on, with painted flowers.
- Zombie movie poster: you as the hero of a fun B-movie, with an invented title.
- Pumpkin patch photoshoot: a knit sweater, hay bales and golden-hour light.
- Pet in a Halloween costume: a little witch hat or a pumpkin suit for your pet.
Spooky, but friendly
Every look is written to keep your face, identity, age and expression, so friends recognise you straight away. The outfits stay fully covered and the prompts rule out blood and gore, so the pictures are fine for a family chat, a story or a profile photo for October.
Want the retro version? The Y2K Halloween flash photo is on the same shelf: cat ears or plastic fangs and a harsh early-2000s flash.
Tips
- A clear, well-lit photo of one person works best; waist-up gives the costume room.
- Each run is a new take, so a second try gives another pose and setting.
- For the pet costume, send a sharp photo where the whole pet is visible.
- Turn the result into a short story clip with photo to video.
