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Ramalama AI

Upload one photo. Ramalama AI makes a 12s Halloween costume walk video at 720p with a playful beat for 2 credits.

2 credits · 720p · 12s

Seasonal: this Halloween window closes Oct 31.

Sample video

A costume walk trend clip: kittens trick-or-treating down a pumpkin-lit street, in a new costume at every cut, candy bucket in paw. Your video is made from your own photo with the Pet or Human prompts below.

Kittens in Halloween costumes walking down a pumpkin-lit street, TikTok trend clipSample video

Demo: TikTok @fullcatalchemist (Ramalama kittens costume walk). This demo is a real trend clip, not a video this site generated.

Your generated video uses a playful Halloween beat only, with no singing and no known song.

Make your video

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Mode

12 seconds · 720p · 2 credits. One photo either way: your pet, or yourself as the witch.

Step 1 · Upload your pet photo

2 credits are charged when you generate. Failed video jobs are refunded.

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Where the Ramalama costume walk trend came from

The costume-reveal walk trend started in 2025 and came back for Halloween 2026: one walk down the street, a new costume at every cut. A witch-reveal animation trend started on 1 October 2026, and an AI kittens costume walk was posted on 9 October 2026.

The look: a pumpkin-lit street at night, a candy bucket in paw or hand, a costume change at each cut for pets, or a full-moon broom reveal with one pose per beat for the witch. Your generated clip keeps that staging with a playful beat; no song is promised.

How to make it in 3 steps

  1. 1. Upload your photo

    One photo: a pet photo for Pet, or a full-body photo for Human.

  2. 2. Choose Pet or Human

    Pet changes costume at each cut, witch to vampire to bat. Human is a witch reveal on a broom against the full moon, one pose per beat.

  3. 3. Generate · 2 credits

    Credits are charged when you generate. Wan 3.0 (wan3.0-video) makes a 12s, 720p clip with a playful beat. Resolution is always sent as 720P.

What it looks like

Pet: your pet walks toward the camera down a pumpkin-lit street, candy bucket in paw, changing costume at each cut — witch hat and cloak, then vampire cape, then small bat wings — and stops close with a playful head tilt. Breed, fur, and face stay exactly as in the photo.

Human: you cross the full moon in silhouette on a broom, a phone flash pops, you whoosh past the lens, and the reveal lands on the rooftop: lean back with the hat tipped low, tip the hat, wink, and flick a wand that throws a few sparks.

Which photo works best

For Pet, use a sharp photo of the pet facing the camera, full body if possible, in good light. For Human, use a sharp full-body photo, facing the camera. Faces, fur, and outfits are kept exactly as in the photo; only the costume changes.

Any background works, because the scene gets replaced with the pumpkin-lit street or the rooftop moon. Use your own photos only, no celebrities.

Prompts

Also on the prompts page. The Pet pair is the default; Human swaps in the witch prompts.

Pet · Internal first-frame prompt

Use the uploaded photo as the base. Keep the pet's breed, face, eye color, fur color, fur length, markings, and body shape exactly as in the photo. Do not blend in another animal, and do not give the pet human hands or a human face. Show the pet standing upright on its hind legs on a pumpkin-lit street at night, wearing a pointed witch hat and a dark cloak, one front paw holding the handle of a small candy bucket. Jack-o'-lanterns glow along doorsteps, bare trees stand behind, and a full moon hangs in a dark sky. Low camera at the pet's eye line, 35mm lens, moody blue night grade with warm pumpkin light, photorealistic, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. No text, no logos.

Pet · Video · 12s

Three short shots cut together into one walk down a pumpkin-lit street at night. Keep the pet's breed, fur, markings, and face exactly as in the still image in every shot, changing only the costume. First, the pet walks toward the camera in a witch hat and dark cloak, candy bucket in one paw, low camera at the pet's eye line. Cut: the pet walks on in a vampire cape with a high collar, candy bucket still in paw. Cut: the pet walks on in small bat wings, candy bucket still in paw, and stops close to the camera with a playful head tilt. Jack-o'-lanterns glow and fog drifts through every shot. Audio: a playful Halloween beat only, bouncy drums and plucked strings, with no singing, no lyrics, and no known song. No dialogue, no text, no logos.

Human · Internal first-frame prompt

Use the uploaded photo as the base. Keep the person's face, hair, skin tone, body shape, outfit, colors, fabrics, and accessories exactly as in the photo. Do not swap or blend in another person's features, and do not make the person look like a celebrity. Show the person as a witch standing on a rooftop ledge at night, seen in silhouette against a full moon, wearing a pointed hat and a long dark cloak, one hand holding a broom, the other tipped toward the hat brim. A pumpkin-lit street glows far below, with bare trees and drifting fog. Full-body framing, straight-on camera, 35mm lens, moody blue night grade with warm pumpkin light, photorealistic, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. Exactly one person, no text, no logos.

Human · Video · 12s

One continuous take with no cuts, shot at night against a full moon. Keep the person's face, hair, and body exactly as in the still image. The person crosses the face of the moon in silhouette, riding a broom side-on. A bright phone flash pops and a camera shutter clicks as the figure whooshes straight past the lens, filling the frame dark for a beat. The reveal lands on the rooftop: the person stands on the broom in a witch pose, then strikes one pose per beat, leaning back with the hat tipped low, tipping the hat to the camera, winking, and flicking a wand that throws a few small sparks. The pumpkin-lit street glows below throughout. Audio: a playful Halloween beat only, bouncy drums and plucked strings, with no singing, no lyrics, and no known song. No dialogue, no text, no logos.

Pricing

Ramalama is 2 credits for a 720p, 12 second video with a playful beat. Credits do not expire. There is no subscription.

  • $9.99

    Try

    2 credits

  • $19.99

    Creator

    6 credits

  • $49.99

    Studio

    18 credits

All purchases are final and non-refundable. If a paid Ramalama video fails, or is still running after 10 minutes, the 2 credits charged for that video are returned automatically. A finished video is not refunded. For billing errors such as a duplicate charge, email support@knightcatai.com.

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FAQ

Does the video use the Ramalama song?

No. The generated video uses a playful Halloween beat only, with no singing and no lyrics. The song is not included and is not promised. The costume walk is the trend; the music is original.

Pet or Human: which mode should I choose?

Pet uses one pet photo: the pet walks down a pumpkin-lit street and changes costume at each cut, from witch to vampire to bat, candy bucket in paw. Human uses one photo of a person: a witch reveal on a broom against the full moon, one pose per beat.

When does the Halloween window close?

The seasonal window closes Oct 31. Ramalama is a Halloween costume walk, so make your video before the window closes on Oct 31.

How do I make the Ramalama video?

Choose Pet or Human, then upload one photo for that mode. Click Generate to spend 2 credits and start the 12 second 720p costume walk video with a playful beat. The first frame is prepared during generation.

Where do I get the prompt?

You do not need to write one. The page uses fixed prompts for the internal first frame and the video. You can read the Pet and Human prompts in the Prompts section below or on the prompts page.

What photo works best?

For Pet, use a sharp photo of the pet facing the camera, full body if possible, in good light. For Human, use a sharp full-body photo, facing the camera. Faces, fur, and outfits are kept exactly as in the photo; only the costume changes.

How long is the Ramalama video and how much does it cost?

Every Ramalama video is 12 seconds at 720p, with a playful Halloween beat. It costs 2 credits when you click Generate. Packs: $9.99 for 2 credits, $19.99 for 6 credits, and $49.99 for 18 credits.

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