Two photos in
One scene from two selfies
He took his at a desk, she took hers on a sidewalk. The template keeps both faces, dresses them as a matching pair and puts them in one candlelit hall with the same light on both.
AI Halloween Couple Photo
Upload one photo of each person and get one picture of you two side by side in matching Halloween costumes.
- One click · no prompt
- No shared photo needed
- Results stay private
PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/2 photos
One person or pet per photo, face clear. Ask your partner before using theirs.
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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Separate selfies, same Halloween photo
Where people use a two-photo couple shot, and what comes out.
Long distance
Miles apart, side by side
Different cities, no photo together yet. Each of you sends a selfie and you get one Halloween picture of the two of you, a keepsake for the group chat rather than a record of a real night out.
Plan together
Answer "what should we be?" together
Run Vampires and Witch & warlock on the same two photos and pick the pair you both like. Then buy it, or build it from what's already in your closets.
Side-by-side collage vs one shared photo
Two selfies next to each other still look like two photos. Here is what changes when it's one.
Each face stays its own
Each person keeps their own face, skin tone, hairstyle and build, taken from their own photo.
Costumes that come as a pair
6 themes made for two: Vampires, Zombie wedding, Witch & warlock, Skeletons, Pumpkin & scarecrow and Ghosts. Spooky or cute, both outfits belong to the same idea.
One scene, one light
Each pair comes with its own setting, from a candlelit hall to a pumpkin patch at golden hour, and both of you share the same light.
Partners, best friends or siblings
Any two people work, or you and your pet, one per photo. Team up with your best friend for Skeletons or your dog for Pumpkin & scarecrow.
Picking two selfies that belong in one frame
The result is half-body and side by side, so two photos that match each other blend best.
Do
Same distance in both
Chest-up or half-body in both photos, so one face isn't twice the size of the other.
Both looking at the lens
If one of you looks away, the pair reads as two strangers in one frame.
Even light on each face
The scene relights you both, but a dark face loses the detail that keeps it you.
Pets welcome
Swap either side for your dog or cat: one pet per photo, its face in full view.
Avoid
Someone else in the photo
One person or pet per photo; crop out everyone else first.
Hair or hands across the face
Half a face can't be matched.
A far-away shot
A tiny face leaves too little to keep.
Auto follows the left photo's shape. Two people side by side fit best in 4:3, 1:1 or 16:9; tall shapes leave less room on each side.
Specs
Specs
- Upload
- 2 photos · PNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB each · 512 px+ on the short side
- Result
- 1 photo per run · 1K / 2K / 4K
- Original photo ratio (default)
- Follows the left photo's shape
- 4:3 ratio
- Facebook post · 8×6 in prints
- 1:1 ratio
- Instagram square · shared profile photo
- Credits
- 5 at 1K · 6 at 2K · 7 at 4K
- Looks
- 6 pair themes
- Sign-up credits
- 10, enough for 2 couple photos at 1K
- Prompt
- None: pick a look and generate
- Visibility
- Always private
Consent, privacy and other couple photo questions
Can AI make one couple photo from two separate photos?+
Yes. Upload one photo of each person, pick a pair look such as Vampires or Ghosts, and you get one half-body picture of you two side by side. There's no prompt to write; the template handles the costumes, scene and light.
Can long-distance couples make a Halloween photo together?+
Yes. Each of you sends a selfie from wherever you are, and the template places you both in one scene. It's a generated keepsake, not a photo of a real night together, so say it's AI-made when you post it.
Do I need my partner's permission to use their photo?+
Yes. Ask before you upload their photo and again before you share the result, and only use photos of people who said yes. Never use a celebrity, an ex or someone you don't know.
Are couple photos private on a free account?+
Yes. Couple photos never appear in the public gallery, on free or paid plans, because they include someone else's face. If you animate one, the video stays private too; sharing is up to you.
Who ends up on the left and who on the right?+
The left upload stands on the left and the right upload on the right, so swap the photos to swap places. In pairs with two different outfits, such as Pumpkin & scarecrow, each person gets the half that fits how they're dressed in their photo.
Can we add our dog or a third person?+
Your dog, yes: put its photo in one slot and yours in the other, and the pair look fits a costume to each of you. A third person, no: it takes exactly two photos, one each; for three or more people, Pumpkin Head works from a single group photo.
What if one of us doesn't look like themselves?+
Check that person's photo first: a side angle, a far-away shot, hair or a hand across the face, or dim light leave too little to keep. Swap in a clearer photo for them and run it again.
Put the two of you in one Halloween photo
Upload a selfie for each of you, pick a pair and generate.