About the Witchcore AI Video Generator
Witchcore is the moody, vintage-witch aesthetic: pointed hats, black bell sleeves, candles, potion shelves and a black cat. This trend turns it into a 1960s technicolor TV scene. You turn down a call with "No, sorry. I have plans today. Bye.", stir a bubbling cauldron, and your cat dives in and floats back out flying.
The Witchcore AI Video Generator turns one photo into a 20-second 1960s witch film. First it builds a character sheet of you in costume: a witch with a pointed hat, bell-sleeve maxi dress, chiffon cape and turquoise 60s eyeliner, or a wizard in a velvet robe and pointed hat. Your face, hair and build stay the same. The video then plays out in a dark-red parlor full of potion bottles and candles: you hang up a cream rotary phone, stir a cauldron that throws golden sparks, and watch your black cat dive in and fly back out. It ends with you booping the cat's nose. The clip has your spoken line, a groovy late-60s instrumental and sound effects.
How to make a witchcore AI video
- Upload your photo. Upload one clear photo of one person with the face visible.
- Check the cost. Length, 4:3 framing and 480p are fixed. Check the credit cost on the button, then generate.
- Preview and download. The video takes about five minutes. Preview the result and download the MP4.
Witch or wizard
The costume follows the person in the photo: a witch with turquoise eyeshadow and winged liner for women, a wizard in a black velvet robe for men. The hat sits on your own hairstyle, which keeps its color and length.
Photo tips
- Use a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo of one person.
- Keep the face fully visible: no sunglasses, covered faces or heavy filters.
- Avoid group photos, which make it unclear who should star in the scene.
Limitations
The cat, sparks and fast cuts are generated, so hands, the phone cord or the cat can look off in some frames. Photos of public figures and children are declined by the video model. Only upload photos you own or have permission to use.
About the video on this page
The sample video was generated by this template. Your video follows the same scene with your own face and hair.
Frequently asked questions
What is the witchcore trend?
A vintage 1960s witch clip: the witch brushes off a phone call with "No, sorry. I have plans today. Bye.", stirs a cauldron, and her black cat dives in and comes out flying. This generator puts you in the lead role.
How many photos do I need?
One clear photo of one person with the face visible.
Can men use it?
Yes. Men are dressed as a wizard in a black velvet robe and pointed hat; women as a witch.
How long is the video?
20 seconds in 4:3 at 480p.
Does the video have sound?
Yes. You say the phone line in a natural voice, then a late-60s folk-rock instrumental plays under the cauldron, the splash and the cat's meow.
How much does it cost?
The generate button shows the exact credit cost before you start.
Why was my video declined?
The video model rejects photos of public figures, children and unclear or explicit images. Credits are refunded automatically when a video fails.
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