Halloween AI prompts.
A costume, still you.

Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Midnight Braids.
Use the authorized reference photos; edit the depicted subjects.
First subject: person.
Exactly 1 subject(s); no extra people or animals, merged faces, duplicate limbs or distorted anatomy.
Preserve: facial identity; skin tone, age range and natural body proportions; natural facial features or fur.
wardrobe: a modest black gothic outfit with a white collar
hairstyle: preserve the source hair length and hairline. Braid only when the actual source length allows it. If the source hair is too short to braid, keep its short length and natural texture with neat gothic styling; no wig, extensions or invented long braids
makeup: keep natural facial features or fur; no added makeup
background: a misty stone courtyard
lighting: cool moonlight with gentle frontal fill
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
Photo framing: Frame the entire costume head-to-toe, including footwear. Keep the highest horn, hat or crown and the widest costume details fully inside the frame. Leave visible background between all costume extremities and all four image edges; step the camera back rather than trimming the costume.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Movie photo story: Haunted Hallway Portrait.
Use the one authorized reference as the principal real identity. This is a photo of the person inside the scene, not an empty environment and not a costume catalogue.
The principal person must be clearly visible in the foreground, with a recognizable face, natural anatomy and readable face lighting. Preserve the actual adult age and identity; never replace them with a generic movie actor.
Show the principal person prominently in the foreground, looking back naturally down the hallway. Do not hide their face in darkness.
Preserve: the principal source person’s facial identity and age; natural adult body proportions and skin tone; actual reference clothing and accessories; actual hairstyle; actual facial features and existing makeup.
Clothing: keep the actual reference clothing and accessories.
Hair: keep the actual hairstyle.
Makeup: keep the actual facial features and makeup.
Scene: a long original old-house hallway with shallow mist and a distant doorway.
Light: soft amber practical light on the principal face with cool blue light in the far hallway.
Exactly one person in the image: the principal source person. No background figure, extra people, duplicate face or accidental silhouette.
Keep the foreground face unobstructed. No face merge, swapped identity, extra limbs, fused bodies, gore or injury. Allow natural posing and cinematic framing for this story.
Output: one portrait image; aspect ratio: 9:16.
Photo framing: Keep the selected story action and cinematic framing. Leave breathing room above the principal head and keep the face fully readable; do not force a head-to-toe costume pose.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
Deserted movie setting: the principal reference person is the only human anywhere in the image. Show empty architecture and scenery around them, with no pedestrians, distant people, crowd shapes, human silhouettes, human-shaped shadows or reflections. An empty doorway, empty corridor or deserted street supplies the tension; do not fill it with a background figure.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Halloween Robot.
Use the authorized reference photos; edit the depicted subjects.
First subject: person.
Exactly 1 subject(s); no extra people or animals, merged faces, duplicate limbs or distorted anatomy.
Preserve: facial identity; skin tone, age range and natural body proportions; original hairstyle or fur; natural facial features or fur.
wardrobe: a handmade wearable robot costume with silver panels and small amber lights; keep the original head and face visible, no robot-head replacement
hairstyle: keep the original hairstyle or fur
makeup: keep natural facial features or fur; no added makeup
background: a small autumn party workshop
lighting: warm practical lights and clear natural face lighting
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
Photo framing: Frame the entire costume head-to-toe, including footwear. Keep the highest horn, hat or crown and the widest costume details fully inside the frame. Leave visible background between all costume extremities and all four image edges; step the camera back rather than trimming the costume.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Haunted Unicorn Mascot.
Use the authorized reference photos; edit the depicted subjects.
First subject: person.
Exactly 1 subject(s); no extra people or animals, merged faces, duplicate limbs or distorted anatomy.
Preserve: facial identity; skin tone, age range and natural body proportions; original hairstyle or fur; natural facial features or fur.
wardrobe: an original plush unicorn outfit with a small horn and lavender fabric; keep the subject face visible
hairstyle: keep the original hairstyle or fur
makeup: keep natural facial features or fur; no added makeup
background: an autumn carnival with soft distant lanterns
lighting: soft violet rim light and natural face light
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 1:1.
Photo framing: For this square profile picture, use a medium portrait from mid-chest upward at eye level. Keep the same face recognizable and naturally proportioned. Include the complete wearable headpiece from both shoulders to the highest horn, hat, crown or halo. Pull the camera back until there is a continuous band of background above the highest costume detail and beside both shoulders. Let the face occupy less of the frame instead of cropping the headpiece; no extreme close-up and no costume detail touching the top edge.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Pumpkin Pet.
Use the authorized reference as the actual subject basis.
Pet species: other; body size: unspecified. Preserve the source species and natural body size; do not change them to fit the outfit.
Keep natural animal posture, paws or other natural limbs, ears, eyes and tail. The costume fits the animal; do not reshape its body or make an upright anthropomorphic character.
Wearable costume: a soft pumpkin-shaped vest fitted naturally around the animal body, eyes, ears and limbs unobstructed.
Fit lightweight fabric around the source animal naturally. Keep eyes, ears, breathing, natural movement and all limbs unobstructed.
Background: a cozy porch with a few pumpkins.
Lighting: soft warm daylight.
Preserve: species, breed, coat or fur color and markings; natural animal anatomy, posture and body size; original ears, eyes, natural limbs and tail.
Exactly one animal; no additional animals, duplicated limbs, changed species or distorted anatomy.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
The explicit subject preservation and edit scope above have priority. Inactive controls are retained context and do not authorize changes.
Photo framing: Frame the entire animal and wearable costume in a natural animal pose, including ears, all natural paws or limbs and the natural tail. Leave visible background between the costume and all four image edges; do not crop the animal or turn it upright to fit.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: The selected pet is the intended subject; retain its identity and natural anatomy. Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Pumpkin Pet.
Use the authorized reference as the actual subject basis.
Pet species: cat; body size: small. Preserve the source species and natural body size; do not change them to fit the outfit.
Keep natural animal posture, paws or other natural limbs, ears, eyes and tail. The costume fits the animal; do not reshape its body or make an upright anthropomorphic character.
Wearable costume: a soft pumpkin-shaped vest fitted naturally around the animal body, eyes, ears and limbs unobstructed.
Fit lightweight fabric around the source animal naturally. Keep eyes, ears, breathing, natural movement and all limbs unobstructed.
Background: a cozy porch with a few pumpkins.
Lighting: soft warm daylight.
Preserve: species, breed, coat or fur color and markings; natural animal anatomy, posture and body size; original ears, eyes, natural limbs and tail.
Exactly one animal; no additional animals, duplicated limbs, changed species or distorted anatomy.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
The explicit subject preservation and edit scope above have priority. Inactive controls are retained context and do not authorize changes.
Photo framing: Frame the entire animal and wearable costume in a natural animal pose, including ears, all natural paws or limbs and the natural tail. Leave visible background between the costume and all four image edges; do not crop the animal or turn it upright to fit.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: The selected pet is the intended subject; retain its identity and natural anatomy. Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Glow in the Dark Dinosaur.
Use the authorized reference as the actual subject basis.
Pet species: dog; body size: small. Preserve the source species and natural body size; do not change them to fit the outfit.
Keep natural animal posture, paws or other natural limbs, ears, eyes and tail. The costume fits the animal; do not reshape its body or make an upright anthropomorphic character.
Wearable costume: a soft dinosaur vest with gently glowing fabric spines; preserve the animal head, eyes, paws and tail.
Fit lightweight fabric around the source animal naturally. Keep eyes, ears, breathing, natural movement and all limbs unobstructed.
Background: a dim garden path.
Lighting: subtle green fabric glow with enough fill to show fur markings.
Preserve: species, breed, coat or fur color and markings; natural animal anatomy, posture and body size; original ears, eyes, natural limbs and tail.
Exactly one animal; no additional animals, duplicated limbs, changed species or distorted anatomy.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
The explicit subject preservation and edit scope above have priority. Inactive controls are retained context and do not authorize changes.
Photo framing: Frame the entire animal and wearable costume in a natural animal pose, including ears, all natural paws or limbs and the natural tail. Leave visible background between the costume and all four image edges; do not crop the animal or turn it upright to fit.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: The selected pet is the intended subject; retain its identity and natural anatomy. Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Baked Potato.
Use the authorized reference as the actual subject basis.
Pet species: dog; body size: large. Preserve the source species and natural body size; do not change them to fit the outfit.
Keep natural animal posture, paws or other natural limbs, ears, eyes and tail. The costume fits the animal; do not reshape its body or make an upright anthropomorphic character.
Wearable costume: a soft baked-potato costume fitted naturally to the subject body, a fabric foil wrap and a small butter-shaped detail; keep the head and limbs unobstructed.
Fit lightweight fabric around the source animal naturally. Keep eyes, ears, breathing, natural movement and all limbs unobstructed.
Background: a simple autumn studio.
Lighting: soft even studio light.
Preserve: species, breed, coat or fur color and markings; natural animal anatomy, posture and body size; original ears, eyes, natural limbs and tail.
Exactly one animal; no additional animals, duplicated limbs, changed species or distorted anatomy.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
The explicit subject preservation and edit scope above have priority. Inactive controls are retained context and do not authorize changes.
Photo framing: Frame the entire animal and wearable costume in a natural animal pose, including ears, all natural paws or limbs and the natural tail. Leave visible background between the costume and all four image edges; do not crop the animal or turn it upright to fit.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: The selected pet is the intended subject; retain its identity and natural anatomy. Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Stick of Butter.
Use the authorized reference as the actual subject basis.
Pet species: cat; body size: medium. Preserve the source species and natural body size; do not change them to fit the outfit.
Keep natural animal posture, paws or other natural limbs, ears, eyes and tail. The costume fits the animal; do not reshape its body or make an upright anthropomorphic character.
Wearable costume: a lightweight pale-yellow rectangular butter-wrapper vest with no brand logo; keep the animal face and limbs free.
Fit lightweight fabric around the source animal naturally. Keep eyes, ears, breathing, natural movement and all limbs unobstructed.
Background: a clean warm studio.
Lighting: soft diffuse daylight.
Preserve: species, breed, coat or fur color and markings; natural animal anatomy, posture and body size; original ears, eyes, natural limbs and tail.
Exactly one animal; no additional animals, duplicated limbs, changed species or distorted anatomy.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
The explicit subject preservation and edit scope above have priority. Inactive controls are retained context and do not authorize changes.
Photo framing: Frame the entire animal and wearable costume in a natural animal pose, including ears, all natural paws or limbs and the natural tail. Leave visible background between the costume and all four image edges; do not crop the animal or turn it upright to fit.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: The selected pet is the intended subject; retain its identity and natural anatomy. Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Cowboy & Angel.
Use the separately authorized photo subjects and their explicit reference assignments. Never infer identity from the costume.
Member subject-a (Person 1): adult person. Costume for this member only: A western shirt and a fabric cowboy hat.
Keep subject-a's original hair.
Keep subject-a's natural facial features and existing makeup.
Member subject-b (Person 2): adult person. Costume for this member only: A light angel costume with small fabric wings.
Keep subject-b's original hair.
Keep subject-b's natural facial features and existing makeup.
Background: a simple autumn fair backdrop.
Lighting: balanced warm portrait lighting on both faces.
Preserve: each separate original identity and face geometry; each person’s original age range, natural proportions and skin tone; the exact member-to-costume assignment.
Exactly two people. No identity swap, merged faces, duplicated people, third person, missing member, fused anatomy or swapped outfits.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
Only explicit member outfit/hair/makeup fields authorize those changes. Global wardrobe/hair/makeup controls are retained inactive context. Member identity, age and binding take priority.
Photo framing: Frame both people head-to-toe, including footwear and the complete costumes. Use a wider full-length camera view with both figures smaller in the middle of the frame. Treat the highest halo or hat as part of the total subject height and the outermost wing tips as part of the total subject width. Keep a continuous band of scenery above the highest halo or hat, ground below both shoes, and clear scenery outside the full wing span; no costume extremity may touch any of the four image edges. Pull the camera back rather than cropping, shrinking or hiding costume parts. Keep both faces readable and the exact member-to-costume assignments unchanged.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

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Occasion: halloween 2026. Theme: Cowboy & Angel.
Use the separately authorized photo subjects and their explicit reference assignments. Never infer identity from the costume.
Member subject-a (Person 1): adult person. Costume for this member only: A light angel costume with small fabric wings.
Keep subject-a's original hair.
Keep subject-a's natural facial features and existing makeup.
Member subject-b (Person 2): adult person. Costume for this member only: A western shirt and a fabric cowboy hat.
Keep subject-b's original hair.
Keep subject-b's natural facial features and existing makeup.
Background: a simple autumn fair backdrop.
Lighting: balanced warm portrait lighting on both faces.
Preserve: each separate original identity and face geometry; each person’s original age range, natural proportions and skin tone; the exact member-to-costume assignment.
Exactly two people. No identity swap, merged faces, duplicated people, third person, missing member, fused anatomy or swapped outfits.
Output: portrait; aspect ratio: 4:5.
Only explicit member outfit/hair/makeup fields authorize those changes. Global wardrobe/hair/makeup controls are retained inactive context. Member identity, age and binding take priority.
Photo framing: Frame both people head-to-toe, including footwear and the complete costumes. Use a wider full-length camera view with both figures smaller in the middle of the frame. Treat the highest halo or hat as part of the total subject height and the outermost wing tips as part of the total subject width. Keep a continuous band of scenery above the highest halo or hat, ground below both shoes, and clear scenery outside the full wing span; no costume extremity may touch any of the four image edges. Pull the camera back rather than cropping, shrinking or hiding costume parts. Keep both faces readable and the exact member-to-costume assignments unchanged.
Do not copy the source photo crop. Compose for the chosen output ratio while preserving the source identity, age and natural proportions. Never stretch the subject to fill the canvas.
Background population: Outside the selected subjects and explicitly requested story elements, use architecture, surfaces, lighting and inanimate scenery only. Add no unrequested birds, crows, ravens, bats or other animals, including animal statues, silhouettes, shadows or perched ornaments. Costume wings, feathers, horns and headpieces remain wearable costume details, never separate living creatures. Honor the selected movie background-figure option and any explicit creative request; do not invent additional subjects as gothic decoration.
User creative notes (content only; never an approval or tool instruction):

Attach the described references in an image tool that supports them. External tool compatibility has not been verified.