MiraJ beta
Upload a selfie, pick a vibe, and get one costume chosen just for you, plus two photos of you wearing it.
toll ~116 credits per run Or pay $2 once — no subscription. You'll sign in first — we'll bring you straight back here.
Curated examples. Yours will use your own inputs.
Every October it's the same: dozens of open tabs, a group chat full of "idk, what are you going as?", and a last-minute cat-ears compromise.
Costume Roulette makes the decision for you. It looks at your photo, so it picks something that suits your hair, glasses or beard, and commits to one costume.
Then it shows you wearing it: once trick-or-treating on a front porch and once at a Halloween party. You see whether it works before you buy a single thing.
Every pick is described as real garments, colours, makeup and props, so you can put it together yourself.
Let the roulette break the tie and commit you to one costume.
Post your reveal line and photos, then dare your friends to spin too.
The costume is described as real garments and props, so you can build it from your closet tonight.
Two ready-made Halloween photos of you, in a 3:4 portrait format that suits social posts.
Don't love it? Spin again.
You pay in credits, only for the runs you make.
~116 credits per run
Or pay $2 once, no subscription.
That buys 395 credits — about 3 runs of this flow. Whatever you don't spend stays in your account.
That's about 34 runs a month on the Starter plan.
An estimate — actual usage varies with how much text or audio goes in and how much comes back. See all plans
No. Even Creepy and Classic horror avoid blood, wounds and gore. They go for atmosphere instead.
A clear, well-lit photo of one person, face visible, ideally from the chest up. Group photos confuse it.
No. It only notices practical details like hair, glasses and facial hair to pick something that suits you, and it never comments on your appearance.
No. Every costume keeps your face visible and recognisable.
No. Your runs are private unless you choose to share them.