Which Halloween looks are there?

Eight: Y2K vampire, witch, zombie, skeleton face paint, devil, black cat, dark angel and a cozy pumpkin patch portrait. The vampire, skeleton, devil and black cat looks are shot like an early-2000s flash party photo.

What is the Y2K Halloween photo trend?

It's the look of a Halloween party snapshot from the early 2000s: a small digital camera, harsh direct flash, a dark background and a costume. The Y2K vampire look recreates it from any photo.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. Upload a photo and pick a look. The prompt behind each look is written and tested for you.

Will it still look like me?

Yes. Your face, hairstyle and expression are kept. The zombie and skeleton looks add makeup, so your skin changes there, but you stay recognizable.

Does it work on couples, groups and pets?

Yes. Everyone in the photo gets the costume and pets keep their colors and markings. The AI doesn't add extra people to the picture.

How much does it cost?

Each photo costs 40 credits, paid with purchased credits. Comparing four looks costs four times that. If a photo fails, the credits are refunded automatically.

Can I turn it into a video?

Yes. Under the result, send it to Image to Video and describe the motion, or try the Halloween night effect in AI Video Effects.

What photos can't I use?

Photos of children, of celebrities, or of anyone who didn't agree to it. Keep it fun and kind.

How long are my photos kept?

Uploads are deleted after 7 days. Results are kept for 365 days once you have bought credits.

AI Halloween Costume

Upload a photo and get a Halloween version of it in one tap: a Y2K flash vampire, a movie zombie, a witch in a candlelit forest and more. No prompt to write.

40credits per photo
8styles
100%refund if it fails

1 · Your photo

No photo? Preview one free:

2 · Style

Compare styles · pick up to 4, one photo

≈ $0.40 · uses purchased credits✓ Refunded automatically if it fails · usually ready in 1–3 minutes

✓ Pets and group photos✓ Uploads deleted after 7 days

BeforeExample · Zombie

Made with this filter in one tap.

One photo, 8 styles

The same photo in every style, so you can compare at a glance. Tap one to preview it above.

Works on people, couples and pets

Hover to see the original. Couples and friends stay together, and pets keep their markings.

Popular uses

Pages built around one look, each with its own examples and tips.

Image to VideoTurn a photo into a short video with sound. Say what should move, tap a suggestion, or leave it empty and let the AI choose.

AI Video EffectsPick an effect, upload a photo and get a 5-second video with sound. No prompt to write.

AI Photo FilterTurn a photo into anime, a 3D cartoon, a sketch, a painting or a collectible toy. Pick a style and tap once. Works on selfies, couples, group shots and pets.

How it works

1
Upload a photo
A selfie, a couple photo, your friends or your pet. Clear faces work best. No photo yet? Tap a sample to see every look first.
2
Pick a look
Choose from 8 Halloween looks, or tick Compare styles to try up to four on the same photo at once.
3
Download and post
Save it for your profile picture or your story, or send it to Image to Video to make it move.

Why people use it

No prompt, one tap

Every look is written and tested for you. Upload, pick, done.

Still looks like you

Your face, hair and expression stay the same. Only the costume, makeup and scene change.

Couples, friends and pets

Everyone in the photo gets the costume, and pets keep their markings. Nobody extra is added.

See it before you upload

Tap a sample photo and every look shows up instantly. It's free and takes no credits.

One price, refunded if it fails

Each photo costs 40 credits with purchased credits, with no watermark. If it fails, the credits come straight back.

Halloween, without the costume shop

An AI Halloween costume puts you in a full Halloween look from an everyday photo: makeup, outfit, lighting and scene. It's a quick way to get a spooky profile picture, a couples post, or a group shot of your friends as vampires, and you can try all eight looks before you choose one for the party.

Which look to pick

Y2K vampire. The look everyone is posting this year: pale skin, dark red lips and a harsh flash snapshot at a party.
Zombie and skeleton. Movie-style special-effects makeup, or bold skull face paint under purple party lights.
Witch and dark angel. Moody and cinematic: candles and pumpkins in a misty forest, or black feathered wings in the smoke.
Devil and black cat. Easy party costumes shot like a flash photo.
Pumpkin patch. A cozy autumn portrait for families and pets, no makeup at all.

Tips for the best result

Use a sharp photo where faces are reasonably large. For group photos, crop away people you don't want in the picture first. Each run is drawn fresh, so running the same look twice gives you two versions to choose from. Want to see it move? Send your result to Image to Video, or try the Halloween night effect in AI Video Effects.

Limitations

The AI redraws the whole picture, so small details like jewelry or text on clothes can change. Looks are made with Seedream 5.0 Pro, an image model from ByteDance that is good at keeping faces the same while changing everything around them. We are an independent site and are not affiliated with ByteDance.

Frequently asked questions

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