A blanket cape once felt like a superhero uniform. Give that memory a cinematic opening while keeping the family photograph as the final reference. This generator makes a movie-poster-style image sequence from a costume snapshot, with the original waiting at the end.
The strongest reference has a visible face, a complete costume and a recognizable room. A handmade prop, patterned carpet or familiar doorway gives you a way to judge whether the edit still belongs to that memory. Use a photo you own or have permission to process, including any required parent or guardian permission.
For a paper photograph, scan it or photograph it evenly without glare, then save it as JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Keep a separate archival copy. The generator does not have a scan-restoration or deblurring mode, and missing facial detail can lead to inaccurate likeness. Start with one person rather than a crowded group.
The poster instructions add rim lighting, atmospheric haze, stronger color grading and a dramatic glow. They ask the model to keep the same person, pose, framing and room. This is a stylized image, not a claim about a real film. The generator requests no typography, logos or studio branding inside the AI image.
With two slides, the poster step works directly from the original: the costume stays the reference and the emphasis is lighting. Three slides add a store-costume transformation before that lighting step. Four slides also add a tailored film costume. Playback reverses the generation order and ends with the uploaded photo without AI editing. Choose the shorter sequence when preserving the actual outfit matters more than exaggerating it.
Compare the face shape, expression, apparent age and body proportions against the original. Instructions discourage beauty retouching or aging, but AI can still invent details. Do not share an edit you cannot recognize as the intended person.
Check hands, props, clothing colors and background edges. A changed room can weaken the link to the family photo. A successful job with visual imperfections does not automatically receive a credit refund.
Replace the default Halloween captions if your photograph comes from another dress-up occasion. Text is checked for safety, then drawn in your browser. Generated slides carry an AI label; the final image uses the original photo as its source.
Credits are charged per set. Choose 2 slides (1 AI image plus your original) or 4 slides (3 AI images plus your original).
| Model | 2 slides · 1 AI image | 4 slides · 3 AI images |
|---|---|---|
| Pro · Nano Banana Pro · 2K | 60 credits | 120 credits |
| image2 · GPT Image 2 · 2K | 45 credits | 90 credits |
| Fast · Nano Banana 2.1 · 1K | 30 credits | 60 credits |
Pack credits do not expire. Subscription credits expire at billing period end without rollover. Failed jobs and blocked generated results restore charged credits automatically; visual imperfections alone do not trigger a refund. View credit packs and subscriptions.
The output is a set of 3:4 images, without video or audio. Download before access expires 24 hours after job creation. Photos are stored in private Cloudflare R2; hourly cleanup deletes expired jobs, steps and images, with the one-day object lifecycle as a fallback. Physical deletion may take longer. KIE processes temporary image links for generation and Workers AI checks images for safety. See Privacy for provider and storage details.
For caption pacing and the gradual transformation, read the costume reveal guide. For the wider format, visit the Sorry I Lied AI generator and its carousel instructions. Questions about a job? Contact support@sorryilied.net.
Scan it or photograph it evenly without glare, keeping the face and full outfit visible. Save a JPEG, PNG or WebP file up to 10 MB and keep a separate archival copy of the family photograph.
There is no dedicated restoration or deblurring mode. Missing facial details can lead the model to invent an inaccurate likeness. Start with the clearest available copy and compare the generated face with the source before sharing.
The image instructions request no typography, logos or studio branding. You can edit the carousel captions, which are checked for safety and drawn separately in your browser. The result is a stylized costume image, without a claim of affiliation with a real film.
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