Halloween looks

Cosmic Princess, built from one photo

A midnight-blue gown, silver embroidery and a sky full of stars. This preset keeps the person and rebuilds the room around them: observatory windows, cool rim light and a crown that reads as jewellery rather than plastic.

  • Keeps your face
  • 2 credits per still
  • 12s video available
  • New accounts: 10 free credits = 5 stills
AI-generated cosmic princess portrait with a midnight-blue embroidered gown, silver moon crown and a starry observatory background
Example look generated with gpt-image-2; your result uses your own photo as the reference.

One adult per photo, face clear, JPG/PNG/WebP up to 10 MB. A knees-up or full-body photo gives the walk engine more to work with.

By creating, you confirm the photo is yours or that the people in it agreed. One person per photo (two for the couple look), adults only, no celebrities.

The visual idea

The look is celestial without becoming a cartoon: deep blue fabric, fine silver thread, a small moon crown and points of light that look like embroidery rather than stickers. The observatory gives the portrait architecture and depth, so the result works as a profile photo as well as a Halloween post.

Keep the face, change the stage

The edit only needs a clear face and a natural pose. It will replace the clothing and the room, not the bone structure. If your photo is a close-up, the model invents the lower body to fit the gown; if it is full-body, the pose and proportions carry through. Either way, keep it to one person.

Animate the look

The video version keeps the gown, crown and face, then drops the character into the walk reference. The camera moves backward, the fabric moves and the person walks toward the lens for twelve seconds. It is a strong format for a costume reveal because the silhouette is readable before the face arrives.

Price and delivery

One still is 2 credits. The walk video is 10 credits at 480p or 30 at 1080p, silent and watermark-free. Ten welcome credits cover five stills or one 480p clip, and a failed run returns its credits automatically.

Questions before you make it

Can I use a photo where I am sitting?

Yes, but the pose is preserved. A seated photo becomes a seated princess portrait; the video walk works best with a standing or knees-up source photo.

Will the crown cover my face?

The prompt places a small moon crown above the forehead, not over the eyes. If a result covers the face, try a photo with more space above the head.

Is the background always an observatory?

This preset is built around the observatory. For a different room, use another look or add a short direction in the studio prompt field.

What do I get for 10 free credits?

Five still images at 2 credits each, or one 480p walk video at 10 credits. You choose the mode before generating.