Halloween · one photo + one flip
Your face, flipped into a monster, for the FYP.
Pick a costume face as the flip and Facesflip builds the vertical reveal from your photo or a clip up to 15 seconds — the swapped face lands on the final beat. Six generated costume faces sit in the flip picker for the season.
The flip is provided
No after-face to hunt for: vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy and devil are in the picker for the season, next to the studio faces.
An MP4, ready to post
Vertical, with the reveal on the last beat, checked frame by frame before you download.
Nobody’s face
All six costume faces are generated. The only real person in the reel is the one you put in it.
In the flip picker through November 2
Six costume flips, one tap each.
Vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy and devil are offered as the flip for the season.

Vampire

Zombie

Witch

Skeleton

Mummy

Devil
How it works
Photo, costume, reveal.
- 01
Upload one photo or a short clip
A clear face photo, or 0.5–15 seconds of motion with one face visible near the end. Yours, or someone who has said yes.
- 02
Pick a costume as the flip
Vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy or devil in step 2, in the same row as the studio faces. Generated, so there is no likeness to clear.
- 03
Check it, then post it
Facesflip renders the vertical reveal, lets you scrub every frame, and hands you the MP4.
Questions
Halloween reels, answered.
6 costume flips in the picker, each checked against the same face detector the reel pipeline runs — a costume the detector cannot find is a flip that never renders.
What is the Facesflip Halloween pack?
Six generated costume faces — vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy, devil — offered as the flip in the reel maker through November 2. Pick one instead of uploading an after-face and the reveal swaps your face for the costume.
Does it cost anything?
Three free reels every seven days, no card. More reels, longer cuts and larger exports run through a Facesflip plan.
Can I use a clip instead of a photo?
Yes — 0.5 to 15 seconds of motion with one clear face near the end. The costume lands on the final beat, which is the whole reveal.
Are the costume faces real people?
No. All six are generated, so there is nobody to ask. Everyone else in the reel is still your responsibility: only faces you have permission to use.