Ghost photoshoot trend video from one photo, right in the browser: no bedsheet to cut, no friend to hold the phone, no dog chasing the sheet across the yard.
Ghost photoshoots are all over TikTok until Halloween. Post yours while everyone is still doing theirs.
What one 12s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
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| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 700 credits | 1,485 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 860 credits | 1,845 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,265 credits | 2,835 credits |
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Four real ghost photoshoots from TikTok and Instagram: a group of friends, two dogs, a pet rat and one ghost in a ruined manor. Tap one in the generator above, add your photo, and that version is already written for you.
Three friends throw the sheets over their heads, put the shades on, then pose by the swing set, on top of a white car and on the sidewalk with open books. Posted by @hey.its.alisha.xo on TikTok.
Make our ghost photoshootFluffy ears poke through the sheets, the dogs sit on hay bales among the pumpkins, trot across the field and climb into an old wooden cart. Posted by @life.with.a.landcloud on TikTok.
Make my dog a ghostA small white sheet with three cut-out holes drops over a pet rat on a gold blanket, and a pink nose pokes out of the mouth hole. Posted by @ratshavefeelingstoo on Instagram.
Ghost my little petA lone sheet ghost walks across the leaves toward a roofless red-brick manor, peeks out of a doorway and sits up in an empty window. Posted by @pintsizedphoto on Instagram.
Do my solo ghost shootThe ghost photoshoot trend is the October TikTok and Instagram trend where people drape a plain white bedsheet over their heads, put a pair of sunglasses on top and pose somewhere ordinary: a leafy path, a pumpkin patch, a parking lot, the office. It took off under #GhostPhotoshoot in the fall of 2020, set to Jack Stauber's 2017 song "Oh Klahoma", and it comes back every Halloween with friends, kids, coworkers and pets under the sheets.
Here the ghost photoshoot trend clip is made from your photo alone: the sheet going on, the sunglasses, the autumn spots and the poses are written into the prompt, so you skip the sheet with eye holes and the hour in the leaves. Keep the friends version, or tap the dogs, the tiny pet or the walk through the ruins.
Want a ghost that scares instead of poses? The ghost filter prank puts one behind them in their own kitchen, and the AI Halloween photo trend gives you the 90s-film Halloween portrait from the same photo.
Creative engine
Your photo goes into Seedance 2.0 Mini as the person or pet to keep, so the face, hair or fur and clothes carry over to the peek at the end, and the prompt builds the sheet, the sunglasses and the autumn poses around them, with shutter clicks in the audio. Your 12-second clip is paid in credits, priced on the Generate button before anything runs.

Three sheet ghosts in black shades, posed shoulder to shoulder against a fence full of autumn leaves.

Ears through the holes, tongue out, sitting on a hay bale with pumpkins all around.
Upload a photo in your phone's browser and your clip is ready in a few minutes, with no sheet, no scissors and no app to install.
Pick a photo of you, your friends, your dog or your cat with faces toward the camera and good light. A group photo works: everyone in it gets a sheet.
The default puts you in the autumn leaves with the shades on. Tap the dogs, the tiny pet or the ruins walk, or press Random for an office or cemetery shoot.
Your clip comes back vertical with the shutter clicks in it. In TikTok or Reels, pick "Oh Klahoma" or any ghost photoshoot sound and post it before Halloween.
The ghost photoshoot is funnier the less likely the ghost. Make it while everyone is still posting theirs.
One group photo and the whole friend group gets sheets and matching shades, no one has to bring a bedsheet.
The dog that runs off with the sheet finally sits still for it, ears out, in the pumpkin patch.
The team photo becomes a row of ghosts at their desks, answering the phone in sunglasses.
A cat that would never tolerate a sheet, wearing one anyway, staring into the lens.
What the trend is, which song it uses, and how the clip gets made from one photo.
A ghost photoshoot is a set of photos or a short clip of people, or pets, wearing a plain white bedsheet as a ghost costume, usually with sunglasses on top, posed in an everyday place like a leafy path or a pumpkin patch. It became a TikTok trend in fall 2020 and comes back every October.
The ghost photoshoot trend song is "Oh Klahoma" by Jack Stauber, from 2017. Your clip does not include the song: it comes with shutter clicks and a soft tune instead, so pick "Oh Klahoma" or another ghost photoshoot sound in TikTok or Reels when you post.
Yes. Upload one photo of your dog and the clip puts the sheet on for you, with the ears and snout poking out through holes, sitting among the pumpkins. No sheet to chase, no treats to bribe a pose.
The real way: a white flat sheet with eye holes cut out or a pair of sunglasses on top, an autumn spot, and a friend shooting on a phone while you hold still in a few poses. The one-photo way: upload a photo above and the sheet, the sunglasses, the spot and the poses are made into a 12-second vertical clip.
Yes. Upload one photo with all of you in it and every person gets a sheet and sunglasses, then the clip ends with the sheets lifting so your faces show. From a solo photo, two more sheet ghosts join you.
This page turns you into the sheet ghost. To add a creepy ghost standing behind someone in their own photo, use the ghost filter prank instead.
No. A 12-second clip is paid in credits, and the Generate button shows the price before anything runs. Confirm it and the sheet goes on.
This video is $9.99 on its own, with nothing to cancel later. The packs make each next clip cheaper, their credits never expire, and a run that fails puts its credits back.
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One photo, a few minutes, and you get a 12-second vertical clip: the sheet goes on, the sunglasses go on, you pose in the autumn leaves, and the last shot shows it was you, with the shutter clicks already in the audio. No bedsheet, no scissors, no app. See the clip's cost before you make it, and post it before Halloween while everyone's feed is full of ghosts.