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A little Halloween. A little movie magic.
Glowing pumpkins, tiny ghosts and costume reveals. Start with a real sample, then shape the scene, motion and mood in the video studio.
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- Two stages
- Prepare the costume image, then generate the video.
- Video options
- H3, Seedance 2.0 or Seedance 2.5 in the video studio; a separate 5-second particle preset in the 360° studio.
- Cost
- AI image and video requests use Credits. Check eligibility and the quote before each generation.
- Storage
- Generated videos are private by default and kept for 30 days. Download the version you want to keep.
Video templates
See what you can make
Halloween 5.2s
A little ghost parade
Three felt ghosts carry lanterns through a miniature autumn garden.
What you can make
Cute Halloween outfit reveal
Try an original pumpkin cape, celestial costume or friendly witch look, then reveal it with a small camera move.
Spooky portrait animation
Animate a finished portrait with drifting mist, moving fabric or lantern light while keeping the face visible.
Pet costume clip
Start with one clear pet photo and a prepared costume image. Keep markings, body shape and movement believable.
Open tool
How to use it
Prepare a clear portrait with the face and outfit visible. Choose one costume and decide whether the background stays or changes.
If you only have the original photo, open the image editor or creative assistant and create the costume still first. Inspect the face, hands, clothing and background before using it in a video.
Open the video studio, choose an available model and add the images. Explain which image defines the person and which defines the costume; two uploads are not automatically exact first and last frames.
Start with a short clip, choose the supported format and review the Credits estimate. Describe one reveal, stable identity and a clear final look. Generate only after you accept the quote.
Play the whole result and inspect the face, fingers, fabric and ending. Download the original MP4. For a camera orbit with a built-in particle change, use the related outfit transition workflow with exactly two ordered images.
Complete prompt
Start with an example
Prepare a cute Halloween costume photo
Use this original example in the image editor, then check the still before animating it. Replace the costume details with your own idea.
Image prompt
Using my uploaded photo, create one Halloween costume portrait of the same adult. Preserve facial features, hair, skin tone, body proportions and pose. Replace the outfit with an original midnight-blue cape, small embroidered stars and practical boots. Use a softly lit pumpkin courtyard, with no text or branding. Keep the face and hands visible and the costume fully clothed. Produce one still image, not a collage.
Check the result: Compare the original and new face, hands, body outline and costume edges. Fix the still before paying to animate it.
Open toolAnimate a Halloween costume reveal
Use the prepared costume image in the video studio. This is an editable starting prompt, not a verified sample of a generated result.
Video prompt
Create a short Halloween portrait video based on my reference. Keep the same adult, face, hairstyle and midnight-blue star cape throughout. Start with the whole costume visible. Move the camera forward slightly as the cape moves gently and warm lantern light flickers in the background. Keep the face unobstructed. End on a steady, clear view of the costume. No new characters, no dialogue, no captions.
Check the result: Watch the full clip for facial drift, extra limbs, changing clothing and a clean final frame. For a before-and-after transformation, use the two-image outfit transition workflow.
Open toolAI Halloween video generator: costume reveals from photos
Turn a portrait into a short Halloween costume reveal. First prepare the look you want, then animate it in the video studio; or use two matching outfit images in the particle transition workflow. Start with one person, one costume change and one camera move so the result is easier to inspect.
At a glance
Common questions
Can I make an AI Halloween video from one photo?
Yes, a photo can guide video generation. If you want a specific new costume, first create and approve that costume as an image. The video stage can then focus on movement.
How do I make a Halloween outfit transformation?
Prepare an old-look and a new-look image of the same person. In the 360° studio choose particle outfit change and keep the old look first, new look second. It produces a silent five-second orbit; ordinary video generation allows a different camera direction in your prompt.
Is this a free Halloween AI filter?
No. This is a workflow using Sparkles image and video generation. Each AI request uses Credits; video access also depends on account eligibility. The workspace shows the current quote before submission.
Can I use it on my phone?
The workspaces run in the browser. Choose clear original photos from your device, confirm the quote and download the completed result. It does not post to a social account for you.