Día de Muertos makeup, from one photo
Send one photo and get back you as La Catrina: sugar-skull face paint, a marigold crown and a candle at a family ofrenda.
One clear photo is all it takes. You come back with your face painted as an elegant sugar skull — a matte white base, black petals around the eyes, a black nose tip, stitched lines at the mouth and fine flowers across the forehead — under a crown of orange cempasúchil marigolds and red roses, in a long black lace dress and a fringed shawl, holding a lit candle at a family ofrenda at dusk.
The styles
Every style is hand-tuned to look like a real result — tap one and it's set up for you.
How it works
Drop in a selfie or any photo — the only thing we need from you.
Tap once. Everything's set up — nothing to write, nothing to tweak.
Your result is ready in about a minute, sized right for every feed.
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Why reRAW AI
A matte white base, black petals around both eyes, a black nose tip, stitched lines at the mouth and small flowers on the forehead and cheeks — the way a face painter would do it.
Your own eyes, nose and smile stay yours under the makeup, so you still look like you.
Candles, cempasúchil marigolds, pan de muerto and papel picado around you, lit mostly by the flames — like a photo a friend took on their phone.
A long black lace dress with a fringed shawl, or a black charro jacket with silver embroidery — a flower crown either way.
Good to know
Everything people ask before their first try.
AI Costume turns you into a character — superhero, pirate, knight, witch — and La Catrina is one of its ten looks. This page puts that look first; the rest are a tap away on the AI Costume page.
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