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Pick the job you need, test the look locally, then run the prompt in the provider you already use. No upload, no account, no fake generation button.
Girigo AI Studio 6 min read
Horror photo and video tools that start with consent
Ten focused studios for haunted portraits, costume previews, pet portraits, posters, avatars, and five-second video plates. Every page has a free local editor and a prompt you can actually copy.
Quick answer
Ten focused studios
Pick the job, not the model
Image
AI Horror Photo Editor
Start with a photo you own, keep the face recognizable, and build a cinematic horror portrait without handing your image to an unknown upload box.
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Image
AI Halloween Costume Generator
Build an original costume preview from your own photo, keep your face intact, and decide whether the look is worth generating at higher resolution.
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Image
AI Pet Halloween Portrait
Turn a pet photo into a warm, funny, or eerie Halloween portrait while keeping the animal's breed, markings, and body shape believable.
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Image
AI Couple Halloween Portrait
Use two clear reference photos, keep both people recognizable, and build a coordinated costume scene without turning the result into a face-swap lottery.
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Video
Girigo Wish Video
Start from a still portrait, add one controlled camera move, and build a short horror clip without changing the person's identity.
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Video
AI Horror Video Effects
Give a short clip a deliberate horror texture: analog scanlines, a cold grade, a fog layer, or one controlled glitch beat.
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Image
K-Drama Poster Maker
Build a vertical key-art frame, keep the cast original, and place the title with a local editor instead of asking the image model to spell it.
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Image
AI Horror Movie Poster Generator
Build an original horror poster concept with one strong image, deliberate negative space, and typography you control.
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Image
AI Ghost Photo Editor
Create an artistic ghost portrait with a double exposure or an empty-space echo, and label it honestly as an AI-assisted composite.
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Image
AI Horror Avatar Maker
Build a square profile image with a readable silhouette, a controlled horror detail, and a face that still looks like the person who approved it.
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What this studio is for
Image edits
Portrait, costume, pet, couple, ghost, avatar
Every edit page starts with identity and consent.
Video drafts
Five-second motion and texture plates
One motion beat is easier to control than a mini-movie.
Prompt routing
WaveSpeed, SeeAPI, fal, Replicate, Kie
Use the provider you already pay for; compare before you batch.
Local first
No upload, no account
The free editor and prompt builder run in the browser.
Save these clauses
Three universal prompt guardrails
Use with any tool
Universal identity lock
A reusable guardrail clause for image-edit models.
Use the uploaded photo as the primary identity reference. Preserve the subject's recognizable face, facial proportions, skin tone, approximate age, body proportions, and natural anatomy. Keep exactly the same number of people as the uploaded photo. Apply the requested look without changing the person's identity. Do not add extra limbs, duplicate fingers, distort anatomy, or add text, logos, or watermarks.
Avoid: identity drift, extra limbs, duplicated fingers, text, logo, watermark
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Universal five-second motion
Replace the one motion beat; keep the guardrails.
Use the provided image as the exact visual reference and starting composition. Create a continuous five-second cinematic shot. Keep the subject's face, costume, hairstyle, and body proportions consistent with the reference. Add one controlled motion beat: a slow head turn, a single blink, drifting fog, or a slow push-in. Maintain realistic motion, stable anatomy, and consistent lighting. Do not change identity, add characters, introduce sudden cuts, or add text and watermarks.
Avoid: identity change, extra characters, sudden cuts, text, watermark
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Universal poster plate
Set the title in the local editor, not in the image model.
Create an original vertical poster photograph with one clear subject, one dominant light source, and deliberate negative space at the top and bottom for typography. Use a restrained cinematic palette, realistic texture, and a composition that still reads at thumbnail size. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, or extra people. The subject must be an original fictional character, not a real actor or celebrity.
Avoid: text, logo, watermark, extra people, real celebrity
Five providers, one decision
Model routing without the mythology
| Provider | Best for | Typical route | Docs |
|---|---|---|---|
| WaveSpeedBudget-first | Low-cost image edits and image-to-video drafts | Seedream edit, FLUX Kontext, Wan image-to-video | Docs |
| SeeAPIRouting layer | One API surface for several model families and fallback routes | Image and video inference endpoints | Docs |
| falSpeed-first | Fast hosted queues and strong model coverage | FLUX, Kling, and other hosted media models | Docs |
| ReplicateExperiment-first | Broad catalogue for experiments and batch comparisons | Community and first-party image/video models | Docs |
| KieCharacter-first | Nano Banana image edits and Kling video routes | Nano Banana, Kling video | Docs |
The non-negotiables
Consent, likeness, and disclosure
- Use photos you own or have explicit permission to edit.
- Do not create a sexualized or violent image of a real person, especially a minor.
- Do not imply that an AI-assisted composite is evidence of a real event.
- Check the model license before commercial use.
- Keep a record of the source photo, model, and date for every published result.
From the studio
Field notes for the longer answer
Guides
AI Studio field notes
Ten long-form guides on identity preservation, pet anatomy, couple references, VHS texture, poster typography, and model routing.
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Questions this page should answer fast
What is Girigo AI Studio?
It is a set of ten focused horror image and video workflows on GirigoApp.com. Each page includes a local browser editor, copy-ready prompts, identity and consent guardrails, and a provider routing table.
Does the studio upload my photos or videos?
No. The local editor uses the browser canvas and MediaRecorder APIs. The files stay on your device. If you copy a prompt into a provider, that provider's terms apply.
Which AI model should I use?
Start with a budget image or video route for composition tests, then move to a stronger model for the final face and hands. WaveSpeed, SeeAPI, fal, Replicate, and Kie are all viable routes; compare one run before you batch.
Can I use the output commercially?
Check the model license and provider terms, use source media you have rights to, and disclose AI assistance where required. Do not use a real person's likeness without consent.
Why is the local editor free?
It is a browser tool, not a hosted generation service. It costs nothing to run because the processing happens on your device.
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