AI Halloween Makeup
Upload a face photo, pick a makeup look and a background, then generate.
New Google or Gmail accounts get 20 free credits, enough for 1 makeup photo.
Sign in to upload. Free accounts can use signup credits with Fast · Medium, Low or Auto (Low). The default photo costs 15 credits.
Black and white skull paint over the whole face.
Quality
Auto uses Low, the lowest quality and credit cost for this mode.
Number of images
15 credits · one AI photo
Includes 5 credits per reference photo. Sign in to upload and generate.
Use a sharp, well-lit face photo without sunglasses or heavy filters.
Example looks · press Use to load one into the generator above. AI illustrations; your results will vary.
Skull
Spooky
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: skull face paint: white base, black eye sockets and nose, painted teeth along the lips and soft grey contour along the cheekbones. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Vampire
Classic
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: vampire makeup: pale foundation, smoky dark red eyeshadow, sharp contour, deep red lips, small plastic fangs and a tiny drip of fake blood at the lip corner. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Zombie SFX
Spooky
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: zombie SFX makeup: grey-green skin tone, dark sunken eye shadow, cracked lips and one small fake scratch made with makeup, costume-level only. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Glam Witch
Glam
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: glam witch makeup: emerald and black shimmer eyeshadow, winged liner, black lipstick, small face gems and a few painted stars at the temple. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Creepy Doll
Creepy
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: creepy doll makeup: porcelain-pale base, painted lower lashes, round pink cheek blush, small heart-shaped lips and thin painted crack lines. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Cracked Porcelain
Creepy
Preset: Apply this Halloween makeup look to the person in the reference photo: cracked porcelain makeup: smooth white base with fine painted black and gold crack lines across one side of the face, soft rose lips. It must look like real face paint or SFX makeup applied on skin, not a mask, filter or new face. Keep their face shape, facial features, eye color, hairline, skin texture and expression unchanged so they stay clearly recognizable. Keep their clothing and hairstyle unless the look calls for a small accent. Background: keep the original background from the photo and focus every change on the costume. Photorealistic close-up beauty portrait with sharp makeup detail. Costume-level effects only, nothing graphic; fake blood only as a small makeup accent. No text, watermarks, logos, extra people or extra limbs.
Skull, vampire, zombie SFX, glam witch, creepy doll and cracked porcelain looks on your own face.
Updated
AI Halloween Makeup paints a look onto your own face photo before you touch a brush. Upload a sharp, front-facing selfie and pick one of six looks: Skull, Vampire, Zombie SFX, Glam Witch, Creepy Doll or Cracked Porcelain. Then choose Keep Background, Dark Studio or Mirror Selfie. The makeup is rendered like real face paint on skin, not a mask or a new face. Your face shape, features, eye color, hairline and expression stay the same. The seventh card, Custom costume, takes your own makeup idea in up to 150 characters.
Choose a sharp selfie or portrait that faces the camera, with even light on both sides of your face. Pull hair back from the forehead if you can. Avoid sunglasses, beauty filters and strong shadows. Sign in to upload; new Google and Gmail accounts get enough signup credits for one makeup preview.
Tap one of six makeup cards, from Skull to Cracked Porcelain, or Custom costume to describe your own. Then choose Keep Background, Dark Studio or Mirror Selfie. Dark Studio makes the paint pop, while Mirror Selfie looks like a real bathroom check. The square 1:1 frame suits profiles. Advanced settings change quality or count.
Press Paint My Halloween Look and wait about a minute. Zoom in on the result to see where each color sits, then download it. Keep it open on your phone while you paint for real. Try a second look with the same photo to compare. All results are saved in My Creations.
Tap Custom costume and describe the makeup in up to 150 characters. Name colors and where they go for the best results. Try one of these.
“Glittery moth with silver eyeliner and fuzzy brows”
“Galaxy face paint with purple swirls and white stars”
“Half-face jack-o-lantern with orange paint and black teeth”
The prompt asks for makeup that looks applied on skin, with real texture showing through. Your face shape, features, eye color, hairline and expression stay the same. Clothing and hairstyle stay as they are unless the look calls for a small accent. That makes the preview useful as a real plan. You can see how a skull jaw sits on your own jawline. It also shows whether a dark lip or a pale base suits your skin tone before you buy anything.
Paint My Own FaceSkull makeup is the most searched look each October, and the hardest to freehand. The preset uses a white base, black eye sockets and nose, painted teeth along the lips and soft grey contour on the cheekbones. Seeing it on your face first shows where the sockets and teeth should land. Use the result as a stencil guide when you paint.
Map Skull Paint to My FaceNot every Halloween look has to be scary. Glam Witch uses emerald shimmer, winged liner, black lips and small face gems. Creepy Doll and Cracked Porcelain lean eerie, with painted lashes and fine crack lines. Zombie SFX adds grey skin and one small makeup scratch, never real wounds. Fake blood only appears as a tiny accent on the vampire lip.
Compare Three LooksTap Custom costume and describe a look in up to 150 characters, like a glittery moth with silver eyeliner. Your words go into the same makeup prompt as the presets. The tool adds a line asking for a makeup-only take, so your clothes stay the same. Name colors and placement for the best results, such as gold cheek stars.
Describe My Own MakeupCheck that a look suits you before you buy paint and brushes.
Example: Compare Skull and Glam Witch, then shop for one palette.
Post a seasonal selfie even if you skip the real paint.
Example: A Mirror Selfie vampire for your story.
Show the finished look in your video thumbnail or pin.
Example: A Dark Studio skull as the cover of a makeup reel.
Pick a simple look you can copy in under an hour.
Example: Creepy Doll needs only white base, blush and liner.
Skull + Dark Studio: crisp black and white paint under a soft key light.
Glam Witch + Mirror Selfie: emerald shimmer in warm vanity light.
Cracked Porcelain + Dark Studio: fine gold cracks on a smooth white base.
Zombie SFX + Keep Background: grey skin and sunken eyes in your own room.
You upload a face photo and pick a look and a background. The AI paints the makeup onto your face as if it were applied on skin. A worked example: a front-facing selfie, Skull, Dark Studio, Fast · Medium, 1:1 and one image. You get white skull paint, black sockets and painted teeth on your own face, lit on a charcoal backdrop.
Creepy Doll and Vampire are the easiest, because they use a base, blush, liner and lipstick. Glam Witch needs shimmer shadow and a steady liner. Skull and Cracked Porcelain take longer, but the preview shows exactly where each line goes. Zombie SFX needs grey paint and dark shadow.
Yes. Open the image on your phone next to the mirror and copy the shapes. The preview shows where the eye sockets, nose and teeth land on your own face. The AI image is a guide, not a professional chart, so adjust lines to your real features.
The default Fast · Medium setting costs 15 credits per image, including the reference photo. New accounts that use Google sign-in or a Gmail address get 20 free credits, enough for one portrait. Images made with free credits carry a small watermark until you buy a plan or credit pack. Higher quality settings cost more, and the total always appears before you generate.
No. Looks stay costume-level: face paint, SFX shadows and at most a small fake-blood accent. Real wounds and graphic effects are not generated. Every prompt, upload and result passes a safety check, and anything that fails is refunded.
It works with one face per photo. Very fine details, like thin crack lines or lash strokes, may vary between attempts. The colors are an approximation, so real products can look different on your skin. Glasses, hair over the face and harsh shadows lower the quality.
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AI Pumpkin Head PhotoshootCarved pumpkin heads, golden fields and glowing porches, no costume required.Upload one face photo and see six makeup looks before you pick up a brush.
