
The cape
A black cape that swings out
A high-collared black cape goes over the film's suit and swings out on every spin; your face, hair and the suit itself stay as they are.
Joker Halloween AI puts your face on the film's stair dance, adds a black cape and grades the staircase into a Halloween night with fog, glowing pumpkins and cold moonlight.
Example · 15s cutPNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/1 photos
One photo of one adult, face clear and turned to the camera. The black cape is added for you; a pet works too, sitting up.
Video settings
Use your own photo, one from someone who agreed to be in it, or a pet. Celebrity photos and other film stills aren't allowed.
Lower the gun, open your arms, cut to the memory
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Star in a Y2K or 90s horror-movie still
Try itJoker Halloween AI is a one-photo template: it puts your face on the 2019 film's stair dance, adds a black cape and turns the staircase into a Halloween night of fog, glowing pumpkins and cold moonlight.

The moves, the shots and the cut are the film's; the cape swings out on every turn and the night air turns cold and blue.
It works as a costume test too: see the cape swing in motion, and the night grade on your own face, before you buy one.
Same photo, same moves, in 15 seconds or the full 30. The cape and the night are what this template adds.

The cape
A high-collared black cape goes over the film's suit and swings out on every spin; your face, hair and the suit itself stay as they are.

The night
The scene is graded into a colder Halloween night: fog drifting up the steps, jack-o'-lanterns glowing along the railing, tombstones at the foot of the stairs and cold blue moonlight, while your face stays lit and readable.
Three ways a one-photo costume test pays off.
A cape and a suit add up; see the whole look, and the night grade, on your own clip first.
Caption: Do I need the wig? Asking for a friend.
A clip does more than a poster: send the dance itself and skip the text.
Caption: Saturday, 9pm. Come as your worst self.
When someone asks what you are going as, send the clip and end the discussion.
Caption: This is the plan. No notes.
One photo of one adult is the whole input: the black cape, the staircase, the moves and the Halloween night come with the template.

Photo 1·Dancer
Your photo supplies the face, the hair and the build. The cape goes on top, so the expression stays yours.
Send
Face clear
Head to knees
Even daylight
A pet, sitting upSkip
Several people
Covered face
Filters or darknessUpload your photo
Upload one photo to the Dancer slot at the top of the page.
Pick a length and generate
Take the 15s cut or the full 30s descent, set the resolution, and Generate shows the exact price first.
Save the clip
Download it and send it as the costume reveal, the party invite or the group-chat answer.
Yes. It is the same take, recast with your face and a black cape, and graded into a colder Halloween night with fog and pumpkins.
No. You send one ordinary photo; the black cape and the Halloween night are added for you.
No. One photo means one dancer, so couples and friends each make their own clip.
No. This template takes adult photos only, like the other costume looks in the Halloween topic.
No. A filter changes your camera view live; this returns a finished video clip of the dance.
Nothing you make here is published or listed anywhere; results stay private and never enter the public gallery.
No. It is not connected to Warner Bros. or DC.
No, each video costs credits. The price follows the length and resolution you pick, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before you start. New accounts get 10 credits at sign-up.
One photo, a black cape and a staircase ready for the party.