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260My Pet's Halloween Costume Photo — Pumpkin Hat, Witch Cape or Bat Wings
One photo of your pet becomes a Halloween portrait in a pumpkin hat, witch cape or bat wings, with its fur color and markings kept exactly.
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Fill in the fields
- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
- 5Attach one photo of your pet with the prompt and your photo is used in the result Optional
Full prompt 8,770 characters
Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions. Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. PHOTO RULE (this overrides any other line in this prompt, before or after it, that calls the photo required or mandatory or says to ask for it): if a photo is attached, use it exactly as the instructions below describe. If no photo is attached, never ask for one and never stop — invent a fitting fictional subject (person, pet, food, product or place, whatever this card is about) in the spirit of the card's example image, and finish the image. [Costume and photographic choices are authoritative] Create ONE convincing photoreal Halloween commemorative photograph of the pet or pets in the attached reference. Keep the same animal identity while adding a properly fitted costume and a tasteful photographic setting. Default to a portrait 4:5 image unless line two specifies another size. Deliver the final photograph itself, not an illustration, 3D animation, two-panel comparison, product catalog, pet dressed as a standing human or photo of a printed card. COSTUME = "【Costume】". This required visual selector determines the complete pet garment and any worn accessories first. A pumpkin hat, witch set, bat wings, ghost cloth, vampire cape or skeleton-pattern garment REPLACES the other choices; do not add the default pumpkin hat to every costume. PET_NAME = "【Pet's name】". If absent, omit the name tag; otherwise print this name verbatim once on a small realistic paper name tag. PHOTO_SETTING = "【Photo style】". If absent, use a studio commemorative photograph. This selection defines the actual location and lighting: studio, pumpkin field or cozy living room. SET_PROPS = "【Props】". If absent, use pumpkin lanterns and loose unbranded candy. A leaves-and-small-pumpkins choice or bat-decoration garland replaces that prop arrangement, rather than stacking all three arrangements. MESSAGE = "【Caption】". If absent, omit the greeting card; if automatic, choose a short Halloween greeting without inventing a pet's age or first occasion. Otherwise print the supplied words verbatim once on a small physical card. [Fallbacks for absent input lines] When an optional named input line is absent, resolve PHOTO_SETTING to studio commemorative photography and SET_PROPS to pumpkin lanterns with loose unbranded candy. PET_NAME and MESSAGE are absent unless their own lines are supplied. Active lines above always take precedence over this fallback map. [Input resolution] Resolve the named inputs BEFORE planning the image. An optional input exists only when its own input line is supplied; blank values and "None selected" mean absent. "Choose for me" are automatic-choice MENU COMMANDS, never visible copy: choose a fitting concrete result yourself. Never print a selector, field label, these commands, or placeholder braces. Defaults apply only to absent inputs. A supplied choice replaces its corresponding default everywhere; subsequent scene descriptions refer to the resolved named value, never to a competing fixed default. Make the selected outfit from plausible lightweight pet-safe costume fabric. A choice changes wardrobe independently of PHOTO_SETTING and SET_PROPS. Text is restricted to supplied PET_NAME and MESSAGE; never print a costume or setting label. [Preserve this particular animal] The reference photograph is the identity source for species, breed appearance, body length, leg proportions, head and muzzle shape, fur color, EXACT placement and edges of coat markings, ear shape and carriage, eye color, whiskers, nose, visible distinctive features and apparent age. Keep the original anatomy, including a naturally short tail or any visibly missing limb; do not manufacture a breed-standard replacement. Render fur strand direction, natural nose texture, catchlights and whiskers clearly. Do not recolor the coat to match the Halloween palette, turn the animal into a plush toy, humanize its face, add a smile with human teeth or make it a generic stock puppy. Keep all clearly visible companion pets from the same reference when several are shown, dressing each in the same selected costume adapted to its own size. Do not fuse their identities or add animals not in the photo. With no attached reference, invent one original fictional pet according to PHOTO RULE and finish without asking. [Costume fit for four-legged anatomy] Pumpkin hat: one soft ribbed orange pumpkin cap with a small green fabric stem, shallow enough to leave both eyes, muzzle and ear bases visible. Let ears exit naturally; do not add an orange body suit, cape or witch hat. Witch hat and cape: a small original pointed felt hat with proper ear clearance and a dark plum cape resting from the shoulders over the back, with an unobtrusive loose fastening. Bat wings: two lightweight matte fabric wings on a small soft back harness, connected behind the shoulders, never organic wings growing from the animal and no additional hat. Little ghost cloth: one soft white cloth draped across shoulders and back with a wide open face aperture, visible eyes, exposed nose and space for the animal's real ears; the cloth falls naturally around the legs without concealing the entire body. Vampire cape: one tailored dark cape with muted burgundy lining and a modest collar behind the ears, following the back; no human suit, sharp fangs or witch hat. Skeleton-pattern clothes: a comfortable pet shirt or onesie adapted to the species with leg openings and a tail opening, bearing a simple decorative pale bone-pattern print only, never real exposed anatomy or words. Keep fabric tension, seams, folds and fur compression where cloth touches the body; leave nostrils, mouth and eyes completely unobstructed. [Photographic staging] Frame the pet naturally seated or standing on all four legs, using a low camera near eye level and an editorial portrait lens feel. Show enough of the whole body to understand how the costume fits; include paws, back contour and the visible tail whenever physically possible. The animal fills around 60-70% of image height, with a little breathing space above its chosen headwear. For multiple pets, use one integrated group portrait with separate readable bodies. Keep attention in the face and fur markings, followed by the selected costume. Use a believable single soft key light, gentle fill, crisp eye focus, soft falloff and matching contact shadows. No cut-and-paste fur edges or floating outfit. In a studio setting, use a warmly lit cream-to-muted-plum seamless backdrop and an understated floor. A pumpkin-field setting instead has natural outdoor late-afternoon light, real dry soil, low leaves and softly distant pumpkins. A cozy-room setting instead has a warm rug, a softly blurred sofa edge and practical warm window or lamp light. Add only the resolved SET_PROPS at the edges or behind the pet. Pumpkin lanterns and loose sweets remain scenery in an out-of-reach bowl, never in the animal's mouth or paws; no snack wrapper graphics. Leaves and small pumpkins use a sparse grounded cluster. Bat garlands hang quietly in the background with a credible string and gravity. Do not let background decoration impersonate additional animals. [Small physical text] If PET_NAME is present, place the small name tag on a short floor-level stand beside the pet around 70-79% height, rather than a neck attachment covering fur. If MESSAGE is present, print it once on a separate modest cream card leaning near the stand around 77-83%. The name is the tag's only wording; the message card's only wording is MESSAGE. Keep both legible, sharp and correctly affected by perspective and light. They remain much smaller than the animal and must never become large poster headlines. Preserve all input letters, spaces and punctuation. Leave top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential text. [Final quality and originality] Confirm identical fur patches, nose and eye color, proper limb count, true quadruped posture and one logically fitted chosen costume per animal. Keep photography realistic with genuine texture, depth of field and grounded shadows. All costume designs and props are original; no real film homage, famous creature, entertainment character, shop logo, candy or snack brand, packaging text, watermark or frame. No blood, wounds, injury, fearful distress, exposed anatomy or obstructed breathing. Return one warm, believable Halloween pet photograph. [Final output format] Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.
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How to use it · FAQ
When to use it
Use it when you'd love to dress your dog or cat up for Halloween but they hate costumes or won't sit still. One photo becomes a Halloween portrait in a pumpkin hat, witch cape or bat wings. The fur color, markings and face stay exactly as in the photo; only the outfit and background change.
Filling in the fields
Just pick one costume. A name appears on a small tag, and the caption can say something like "Bori's first Halloween". Choose a studio portrait, a pumpkin-patch outdoor shot or a cozy living room.
Adding your pet's photo
- Upload a photo where your pet's face and markings are clear — don't send yet
- Paste the copied prompt into the same message box
- Check that both are there, then send
What to check
- Is it really your pet? Fur color, markings, ear shape and eye color should match
- Does the costume sit naturally on the body, without stretched legs or tails?
- Are the name and caption spelled correctly?
Fixing what's off
Ask in the same chat, one thing at a time: "Make the markings match the photo more closely", "Make the hat a little smaller", "Change the background to a pumpkin patch".
FAQ
- Cats and rabbits too? Yes, it draws whatever animal is in the photo.
- What about a photo with two pets? Both get costumes. For just one, use a photo of that pet alone.








