Free Ghost Filter Online for Spooky Effects and Fun Photos

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• Preserve every person’s identity, face, expression, clothing, position and the original framing. Give the uploaded photo a restrained cool-blue horror-film still mood, gently darken the far edges without losing facial clarity, and add one faint translucent spirit along a background wall. Keep all people recognizable and the result photographic; no title text, costume changes or extra people.
• Preserve the uploaded sheet-covered figure, two black oval eye holes, standing pose and vertical framing. Keep the entire face and body covered by the white sheet; the two black oval eye holes remain simple dark cutouts with no visible face, skin or makeup. Add a pronounced but controlled slow-shutter motion echo trailing horizontally to the right, with one faint offset translucent duplicate and fine directional streaks around the sheet; keep the central silhouette recognizable. Shift the garden to a frightening moonlit night with dense tangled shrubs, deep shadows, cold blue-grey mist, low ground fog and a faint eerie backlight. Keep the garden setting legible and the sheet white. Use any additional reference only for generic motion-blur direction, not its person, outfit, city scene or composition. No face reveal, makeup, gore, text, logo or watermark.
• Preserve the uploaded adult woman's identity, copper curls, denim-blue jumpsuit, relaxed standing pose, apartment hallway and exact high-corner fixed surveillance-camera perspective. Keep the mild wide-angle distortion and the full hallway composition. Give the woman unmistakable theatrical ghost makeup, clearly readable at thumbnail size: an opaque cool ivory foundation across her face, visibly paler than her neck; dense charcoal-black smoky makeup around both eyes extending above the brows and well below the lower lids; two long sharp black painted tear trails down her cheeks; and deep muted burgundy lips. Keep this clearly painted makeup on intact skin and retain her recognizable face. Make the after scene much more dramatic than the plain source: shift the corridor to cold blue-grey night lighting with deeper shadows and light floor mist, and add one clearly visible translucent human-shaped ghost behind her in the corridor, large enough to read as a figure rather than a tiny blur, softly glowing with a pale blue edge. Keep it behind her with natural depth. No phone or selfie pose. No interface, timestamp, detection boxes, text, logos, wounds or gore.
• Preserve the uploaded subject’s identity, face, clothing, pose and composition. Apply deep but readable monochrome-green night-vision tones, fine sensor grain and a restrained highlight halo. Add one softly blurred semi-transparent ghost shape in a darker background area while keeping the person’s face and silhouette clear. The result remains a static photograph, with no extra people or security claims.
• Preserve the uploaded adult subject's identity, age, facial structure, expression, hair, clothing, pose, original scene and framing. Apply clearly visible theatrical ghost makeup while keeping the skin intact and the person recognizable: an opaque cool ivory face base that is noticeably paler than the neck, dense charcoal-black smoky makeup around both eyes extending from brows to lower cheeks, two distinct long black painted tear streaks, and muted deep-burgundy lips. Keep the makeup crisp and high contrast so every feature is obvious at thumbnail size; do not make it faint or merely editorial. Add two small friendly translucent ghosts near the subject in open space, one milk-white and one pale lavender, with rounded silhouettes and gentle expressions. Match their scale and lighting to the original photo, allow background details to show through, and do not obscure or touch the subject.
• Preserve the uploaded woman's facial identity, age, expression, standing pose and framing, while allowing her hair and clothing to transform. Change her long auburn hair to loose ash-silver hair and her black wool dress to a modest flowing pale grey-blue vintage gown with long sleeves. Give her bold, unmistakable theatrical ghost makeup clearly visible at thumbnail size: opaque cool porcelain foundation over the entire face, visibly lighter than her neck; dense charcoal-black smoky makeup encircling both eyes from brow to lower cheek; sharply visible black tear trails running down both cheeks; and muted wine-red lips with a small burgundy painted accent at each temple. Keep this clearly painted makeup on smooth intact skin, with a strong contrast against her pale hair and gown, never faint smudges. Turn the wooden staircase into a colder, shadowed, misty interior with pale moonlight along the stair rail. Place one tall translucent long-haired apparition on the landing behind her, with shadowed eyes and natural depth; keep it eerie but secondary and do not obscure the woman. Use attached images only as generic spectral makeup and lighting guidance; do not include screenshot frames, icons or text. No wounds or gore.
• Preserve the uploaded subject's identity, age, appearance, clothing, expression, pose, original scene and framing. Add one clearly visible translucent ghost several feet behind the subject in a doorway or background opening. Use the attached reference only for the ghost's visual design: a grey-white, loose, tattered robe; a pale unsettling face partly veiled by tangled long dark hair; oversized deep shadowed eyes; and long, thin, dark fingers. Give this ghost a different pose from the reference: it leans sideways against the doorframe, with one slender hand braced on the frame and its head turned slightly downward while the other arm hangs loosely at its side. Keep the figure in the background with clear space between ghost and subject; it never touches or threatens the subject. Add a restrained cold grey-green cast and soft doorway shadow, keeping the subject sharp and naturally lit. Photographic supernatural realism, eerie but non-graphic. No text, interface, logos or watermark.