Every October the internet fills up with pets in costumes, and the clip that always gets shared is a whole gang of them waddling down the street together on their hind legs, each dressed as something different. This template builds that parade from a single photo of your cat or dog.
You upload one picture. The template puts four copies of your pet in one row and dresses each one differently: a white sheet ghost holding a little jack-o'-lantern bucket, a round orange pumpkin, a mummy wrapped in bandages and a nun in a black-and-white habit. All four keep your pet's own face, ears, fur colour and markings, and they walk upright together down a cosy suburban sidewalk at dusk, past a picket fence, glowing jack-o'-lanterns and string lights, while the camera tracks alongside.
The result is a 7-second 16:9 clip, ready to post for Halloween. For the best likeness, choose a sharp, well-lit photo with just one animal in it and its face clearly visible; a photo that shows the whole body helps the costumes fit.
For the full walkthrough, with how to pick the photo, a close look at the four costumes and what can go wrong, read our guide: How to make a video of dogs in Halloween costumes.
