Good to know
before the magic.

Here’s how to create a look, how credits work, and what happens to the photos and videos you share with us.

How to create a Halloween look

Upload one photo

Choose a portrait or one group photo. Group photos can include any number of people.

Choose your world

Pick a Halloween style, add your own style direction or describe a scene, then choose an image or video. An optional reference image or video can guide either format.

Sign in and create

Credits and remakes

Free first photoEach Google account gets 1 starter credit at registration.

ImageOne image generation costs 1 credit. Your starter credit covers the first image.

15-second videoOne video costs 10 credits ($5).

Top-ups1 credit is priced at $0.50. A 10-credit top-up is $5; payment checkout is not enabled yet.

One remakeIf your first successful result isn’t right, change its style or scene and request one free remake. The remake cannot be repeated.

Two ways to make a video

Use a reference: provide your photo and a reference image or video to guide the scene or style.
Use a Halloween template: provide your photo and choose an animation direction from our template collection.

Video generation requests are supported. Each request creates a 15-second video and costs 10 credits ($5). When you choose a reference video, your browser samples three still frames locally. The original video is not uploaded; those frames guide appearance and scene rather than exact motion.

Photos, results, analytics, and privacy

Your uploaded portrait is kept privately alongside its generated image so you can use the before-and-after comparison, including after a page refresh. Both files are deleted when you sign out or within 24 hours, whichever comes first. We don’t create a public gallery. Photos and image references are sent from our server to the configured generation provider for processing; that provider may handle them under its own privacy terms. Your API key stays on the server and is never sent to your browser.

Optional Google Analytics measures site visits and page views only after you accept. It uses analytics cookies to distinguish visits. If enabled, Google may receive information such as your browser, device, pages visited, and referring page. Your choice is stored in this browser. You can change it here at any time. See Google’s Privacy Policy.

Only upload photos and reference material you have permission to use, and make sure everyone pictured agrees to the transformation.

Questions