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Line up the classics on one photo
Run the same photo through Vampire, Witch, Werewolf and the rest, then compare them side by side. Witch and vampire are the two costumes US adults plan most this year (NRF Halloween survey, September 2026).
AI Halloween Costume Try-On
Upload one photo and see yourself in a full costume with matching makeup. Can't decide what to be for Halloween? Let Surprise me pick.
- One click · no prompt
- Classic looks, or let AI pick
- Animate the result next
PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/1 photos
One person, half or full body, face clear and front-on.
Photo settings
No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
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What should I be for Halloween? See it on you first
Three ways to settle it with one photo, before you spend anything.
Can't decide
Let Surprise me choose
Surprise me picks one original costume that suits your photo, from outside the eight on the list. In this example it chose a fortune teller; another run may land somewhere else entirely.
Before you buy
Preview it before you buy or DIY
See whether pale makeup or a wide witch brim works with your face before you order anything. Black cat and Scarecrow are mostly a turtleneck, jeans or flannel, so the result doubles as a DIY plan.
What each AI costume look includes
A complete costume on the person you already are, in the room you already took the photo in.
Still you, head to toe
The look changes your clothes and adds makeup. Your face, skin tone, hairstyle, body shape, pose and framing all come from your photo.
Your room, dressed for October
Your background stays the one you shot in. The template adds warm string lights and a few small Halloween touches, so it still reads as your photo.
Makeup comes with the costume
Each look is a full outfit with makeup to match: skull paint for Skeleton, fur and pointed ears for Werewolf, a long veil for Ghost bride, whiskers for Black cat.
Spooky, not gory
No blood, wounds or fake injuries in any look; even Zombie is grey-green paint and frayed clothes. Safe for the work chat and the family group.
Which photo shows the whole costume?
The result keeps your framing, so what the camera sees is what gets dressed.
Do
Head to toe in the frame
A full-length mirror selfie shows the cape, hem and shoes; a close-up only gets collar and makeup.
Hands where the camera sees them
Werewolf adds fur to your hands and Witch hands you a broom.
Light in front of you
Face a window or lamp so your face stays bright and sharp.
Your hair as you'll wear it
The look keeps your hairstyle, so style it the way you plan to on the night.
Avoid
Phone over your face
In a mirror selfie, hold the phone at chest height, not eye level.
A bright window behind you
Backlight turns your face into a shadow the look can't keep.
Two or more people
This template dresses one person. For two, use Couple Costume.
A child's photo
Costume Try-On is made for adult photos.
Specs
Specs
- Upload
- 1 photo · PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · 512 px+ on the short side
- Result
- 1 photo per run · 1K / 2K / 4K
- Original photo ratio (default)
- Keeps your framing; best for full-length looks
- 1:1 ratio
- Profile picture · Discord or X avatar
- 4:3 ratio
- Facebook or X post · 8×6 in prints
- Credits
- 3 at 1K · 4 at 2K · 5 at 4K
- Looks
- 8 classics + Surprise me
- Prompt
- None: pick a look and generate
- Visibility
- Public on free accounts, your choice on paid plans
Costume try-on questions, from cost to kids
What should I be for Halloween if I can't decide?+
Try the two or three looks you're torn between on the same photo and compare them side by side; most people know at a glance. If nothing on the list feels right, Surprise me picks an original costume that suits your photo.
Can I try on a Halloween costume with my photo before I buy it?+
Yes, as a preview: you see the look on your own face, hair and body, which shows whether the colors and makeup suit you. It can't show sizing, fabric or fit, so check the size chart before you order.
Is the AI Halloween costume generator free?+
You can start free: new accounts get 10 credits, enough for 3 costume photos at 1K. After that a photo costs 3 credits at 1K, 4 at 2K or 5 at 4K; the price is on the Generate button and failed runs are refunded. It runs in the browser, so there's no app to install.
Does the costume change my face or body?+
No. It changes your clothes and adds makeup, while your face, skin tone, hairstyle, body shape and pose come from your photo. Skeleton, Zombie and Werewolf paint or add fur over parts of your face by design, and a side angle or dim light can make any look drift.
Can it dress me as a movie, TV or anime character?+
No. All nine looks are original costumes, and Surprise me never picks a character from a film, show or game. Choose the closest classic, such as Witch or Vampire, and add the signature pieces yourself.
Can I turn my costume photo into a video?+
Yes. Every result has an Animate it button that opens Halloween photo animation with your photo already loaded; a short clip costs 60 credits by default.
Can I try costumes on my kid's photo?+
Not on this template: Costume Try-On is made for adult photos. For a family picture, Pumpkin Head turns everyone in one photo into a pumpkin, and those results stay private.
See yourself in costume before October 31
Upload one photo, pick a look or Surprise me, and decide what to wear.