Seasonal · Halloween
Wear a Halloween face. Keep your own camera.
Six costume faces mapped onto your live webcam in the browser — vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy and devil. No makeup, no mask, no download.
No makeup, no mask
The costume is rendered onto your face while you move. Take it off by closing the tab.
Works where you already call
Liveface Camera appears as an ordinary webcam in Zoom, Google Meet and Teams.
Nobody’s likeness
Every face in the pack is AI-generated — not a photograph of a real person.
How it works
Costume on in three steps.
- 01
Pick a costume face
Vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy or devil. Every one is AI-generated, so no real person’s likeness ends up on your camera.
- 02
Allow the camera for 30 seconds
The demo runs in this tab against your own camera. Switch costumes mid-run without restarting the timer.
- 03
Take it into a call
Liveface Camera installs as a virtual camera on macOS and appears in Zoom, Google Meet and Teams like any other webcam.
Questions
Halloween, answered.
6 costume faces in the pack, each one checked against the same face detector the product runs — a costume the detector cannot find is a tile that never swaps.
What is the Liveface Halloween face pack?
Six Halloween costume faces — vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy and devil — that Liveface maps onto your live camera in real time. They are AI-generated faces, not photographs of real people.
Does it cost anything to try?
The browser demo is free: three 30-second runs a day, no account needed. Using a costume face in a real call runs through a Liveface plan.
Can I use a costume face in Zoom or Google Meet?
Yes. Liveface Camera installs as a virtual camera on macOS and shows up in the camera list of Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and most other apps. On Windows and Linux, route the browser stage through OBS Window Capture.
Are these real people’s faces?
No. Every face in the pack is generated, so there is no likeness to clear and nobody to ask. Liveface is not for impersonating a real person — the pack exists so you do not have to.