
AI edit here
Any photo you already have, under a minute per look.
- Nothing on your head, so groups, dogs and kids are easy
- Tap another look for a new pumpkin face
- Your photo, not a day out: no carving memories
Upload a photo and tap a look. Your outfit, pose and place stay; the head becomes a jack-o'-lantern.
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EditedBy editing you confirm the photo is yours or you have permission to edit it. Terms


“Replace her head with a carved jack-o'-lantern, keep her outfit and the field”
The trend
A pumpkin head photoshoot is a fall portrait where you wear a hollowed, carved pumpkin over your head and pose like nothing is strange: in a field, in the woods, on a porch, with friends. It comes back on TikTok and Instagram every October.
There are two ways to do it. Shoot it for real with a pumpkin on your head, or upload a photo you already have and let the AI put a jack-o'-lantern where the head is. The AI keeps your clothes, your pose and the place, so the photo still looks like your day out.
Any photo
A fall walk, a porch, a pumpkin patch. One photo is enough.
Under a minute
No carving, no drying, no heavy pumpkin on your neck.
Already shot it?
Fix a real shoot: black inside, candle glow, no strangers.
Ideas
Same woman, same field, seven pumpkin heads. Tap a look to see the instruction, then try it on your own photo.


“Turn this into a pumpkin head photoshoot: replace her head with a carved jack-o'-lantern pumpkin with a classic triangle-eyes face and a dark inside, keep her sweater, jeans, pose and the autumn field”

“Turn this into a pumpkin head photoshoot: replace her head with a carved jack-o'-lantern pumpkin with a classic triangle-eyes face and a dark inside, keep her sweater, jeans, pose and the autumn field”
Every look starts from the same original photo.
Who is in it
A pumpkin head photoshoot is more fun with more heads. The AI gives every person their own carved face and keeps everyone where they stood.

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“Turn this into a best friend pumpkin head photoshoot: replace all three women's heads with carved jack-o'-lanterns, each with a different carved face, keep their outfits and poses”
Three heads, three faces. Good for a group chat or a matching post.

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“Turn this into a couple pumpkin head photoshoot: replace both of their heads with carved jack-o'-lanterns with different faces, keep their outfits, their hands held and the path”
Walking hand in hand with two pumpkin heads. Both outfits stay as they were.

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“Turn this into a family pumpkin head photoshoot: replace every person's head with a carved jack-o'-lantern, each with a different face, keep the porch and their sweaters”
Everyone on the porch steps at once, which is hard to pull off with real pumpkins.

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“Turn this into a pumpkin head photoshoot with a dog: replace the man's head with a carved jack-o'-lantern and put a small orange pumpkin hat on the dog's head”
A pumpkin head for you and a small pumpkin hat for the dog, who never has to wear one.
Pumpkin size
Before a real pumpkin head photoshoot, measure around your head above the ears and eyebrows, enter it here, and take these sizes to the pumpkin patch.
Most adults measure 21 to 24 inches (53 to 61 cm).
Estimates from your head size and the 2-inch rule photographers give for the opening. Try the pumpkin on before you carve the face.

Do it for real
Prefer a real pumpkin? These are the pumpkin head photoshoot steps people who shot it recommend, from the kitchen table to the last frame.
Turn the pumpkin over and cut a wide hole in the bottom: it is wider and keeps the top round. Cutting early lets it dry and weigh less.

Scoop out the seeds and scrape the walls 2 to 3 inches thinner, so it is lighter on your neck. Try it on before you carve the face.

Line the inside with black cloth or wear a black beanie, so the eyes and mouth read as dark holes and the lining never shows.

Cream knits, flannel, denim and black make the pumpkin stand out. You will barely see through the eyes, so let a friend guide you and take many frames.

Which way
All three give you a pumpkin head photoshoot. They differ in time, weight and what you remember from the day.

Any photo you already have, under a minute per look.

A craft-store foam pumpkin you carve once and keep for years.

The original way: a big carving pumpkin from the patch.
Already did the shoot?
Photos from a real pumpkin head photoshoot show what is inside the pumpkin: a towel, a beanie, daylight. Upload yours and name every fix in one sentence. This one asked: "Make the inside of the pumpkin completely black so only the carved face shows, add a warm candle glow in the eyes and mouth, remove the man walking and the car in the background, and change the light to golden hour."

Original
EditedThe pale lining is gone. The carved eyes and mouth glow.
Original
EditedThe man walking by and the parked car are removed.
Yes. Upload any photo of yourself, tap a look and the AI replaces your head with a carved jack-o'-lantern. Your outfit, pose and background stay as they were.
For a 22-inch head: a 9-inch hole in the bottom and a pumpkin at least 12 inches wide and 11 inches tall. Enter your own head size in the calculator above, and try the pumpkin on before you carve the face.
For a real shoot, wear a black beanie or line the inside with black cloth. For a photo you already took, upload it and write: "Make the inside of the pumpkin completely black so only the carved face shows."
Every new account gets 5 free edits with no watermark. One look is one edit at 2K. After that, credit packs start at $4.99 for 30 edits.
Yes. Upload a group photo and tap Group: every person gets their own carved face. Photos where everyone is fully in frame give the best result.
Yes, with a photo you have the right to edit. A real pumpkin is heavy and hard to see out of for a small child, so the AI edit or a foam pumpkin is the easier way.
Neutral or dark clothes make the orange pumpkin stand out: cream knits, flannel, denim, corduroy or black. With the AI you keep the outfit from your photo, or ask for a new one in the same sentence.
Yes. Download it in 2K or 4K with no watermark. Pick 9:16 under Shape for TikTok and Reels, or 4:5 for an Instagram post.
One photo, seven looks, no carving. 5 free edits when you sign up.