Halloween looks for your sidekick—or the two of you
Prepare pet and couple references, describe the details to preserve, and choose a Halloween look without mixing identities.
Let your pet stay your pet
For a pet costume, use a well-lit photo with the face and body clearly visible. Describe the breed, fur color, markings and natural anatomy you want to keep. A soft pumpkin outfit is an easy visual direction; the output is an imaginary costume, not guidance on fitting a real animal.
Give each person their own reference
For couple looks, choose an image tool that explicitly supports multiple identity references. Our couple setup lets you preview two local photos, but does not upload or generate them. Ask your chosen tool to keep the two faces distinct and describe who wears which costume.
Use a shared setting
A candlelit room or a simple autumn backdrop helps a pair feel like they belong in the same scene. Keep the lighting consistent and avoid adding too many competing accessories. Review the output for identity blending, extra limbs and altered proportions.
Use photos with permission
Only use photos you own or have permission to edit. Get the consent of identifiable people and follow your chosen tool’s rules. Do not use costume edits to mislead, harass or impersonate someone.