Description

Ramalama AI is an online tool for one specific video: the Ramalama costume walk, the Halloween format set to Róisín Murphy's 2005 song "Ramalama (Bang Bang)". In the trend, the camera sits low on someone's shoes as they walk toward it, then tilts up on the beat to reveal the whole costume. Ramalama AI makes that shot from a photo, so you don't need a costume, a camera operator or a second take.

Making one takes four steps. First, choose People or Pets and upload one photo for each, up to three people or two pets, as JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. A full-body photo with the face and shoes visible works best; from a selfie, the AI draws the rest. Second, pick the costumes. Keep the outfit in your photo, choose a witch, vampire, skeleton, zombie, ghost bride, devil, pumpkin or black cat, describe any costume in a few words, or upload a picture of an outfit. With friends, dress everyone the same or give each photo its own costume, at the same price. Third, pick where you walk: a foggy cobblestone street, a haunted porch, a pumpkin patch, a graveyard, a dark forest, a trick-or-treat street, a Halloween party or a rainy neon street. Fourth, pay once and wait about four to five minutes.

The result is a 12 to 14-second MP4 in 9:16 at 480p or 720p, with no watermark. Each video follows a Ramalama clip as its reference, so the walk, the reveal and the poses match the trend, and groups take turns the way group versions do. The video has no sound: add the song from the TikTok or Instagram sound library when you post. It stays in your history for 30 days, and you can sign in with the email you paid with to open it on another device.

A video costs $5.99 at 480p or $9.99 at 720p, whether it has one person or three; 24 credits cost $19.99. There is no free video and no subscription, credits never expire, and a failed video gives its credits back automatically. Ramalama AI is run by Lunonia Inc. and is not affiliated with TikTok, Róisín Murphy, her labels or Red Hat's RamaLama.

What you get
- One photo per person, up to three people, or per pet, up to two; JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC.
- Four costume sources: the outfit in your photo, eight Halloween presets, a costume described in your own words, or a picture of an outfit.
- Dress everyone the same or give each photo its own costume, at the same price.
- Eight Halloween places to walk in, from a foggy cobblestone street to a pumpkin patch, a graveyard or a rainy neon street.
- Follows a Ramalama clip as its reference: low shot on the shoes, tilt-up reveal on the beat, then the poses; groups take turns.
- Pets wear a pet-sized costume and walk upright on their hind legs, like the pet versions of the trend.
- A 12 to 14-second 9:16 MP4 at 480p or 720p, with no watermark, ready in about four to five minutes.
- No sign-up or app; videos stay in your history for 30 days and open on another device when you sign in with the email you paid with.

Pricing
Paid, one-time: $5.99 for a 480p video or $9.99 for 720p (same price for 1–3 people or 1–2 pets), or 24 credits for $19.99. No free video, no subscription; credits never expire.