Turn any song and any photo into a Halloween music video

Pick a spooky track, upload a photo of whoever is performing it and choose a style. Muzie generates the scenes from the lyrics and lip syncs the performance to the vocal, so no filming is involved.

Muzie turns one costume photo and one song into a lip synced music video in minutes. It is built for singing videos, so the face actually performs the track rather than just moving.

Yes, and a costume photo is the best material there is because it is already a character. Keep the face visible and lit, as a mask over the mouth leaves nothing to animate.

Yes, your first video in Muzie is free to try, up to 30 seconds with a watermark. Pro removes the watermark, allows videos up to five minutes and adds original song writing.

Yes. Describe the costumes, the names and how spooky you want it, and Muzie writes an original Halloween song with vocals. Song writing is part of Pro.

Use a costume photo facing the camera, a dark track and a cinematic photoreal look, then post the portrait export straight to TikTok. Keep it short and put the scariest moment in the first seconds.

For a video you keep private, people use what they like. For anything posted publicly, famous Halloween records are heavily policed, so use an original or a track you have the rights to.

Photoreal with a dark, cinematic look reads as real horror. Claymation and anime read as funny, which is often what a party video actually wants.

Yes. A photo of your pet in costume, facing the camera with the face in good light, can perform the song like any person.

Through October. Attention builds from the first of the month and disappears on the first of November, so posting early beats a perfect video on the thirtieth.

Yes. Use a group costume photo and every face that is roughly facing the camera sings together.

Minutes. Upload the photo, add the song, pick a style and Muzie generates the video while you wait.