Halloween projects
A haunted-house headline needs a different voice from a family invitation. Start with your project, then choose the words, mood and canvas in the studio.
Examples show the lettering direction. Drafts use the canvas ratio listed below; your generated composition will vary.
Draft canvas 16:9 · PNG lettering
Create one bold headline for a party flyer, event banner or spooky thumbnail.
Draft canvas 4:3 · PNG lettering
Set a lighter Halloween mood for a family party or trick-or-treat invitation.
Draft canvas 9:16 · PNG lettering
Make a dramatic title image for a short, teaser or Halloween reel.
These workflows create lettering artwork. Complete invitations, print layouts and animated videos are finished in your design editor.
Choose a task below to open a draft with the preset, wording and aspect ratio already selected. Opening a draft does not generate an image.
Change the words and settings in the studio. AI generation uses credits; check the displayed cost before generating.
Download the lettering and place it in Canva, CapCut or another editor. Add event details, animation or print settings there.
AI images work in posters and videos. Copyable characters work in a bio or message; they are a different output.
Shape your words into glossy, dripping horror lettering with control over the mood and mess.
Add combining marks to text for a bio or message. Check readability in the app where you paste it.
No. The link only fills in the studio settings. You can review and change them first. Creating an AI image uses credits at the price shown by the Generate button.
The studio makes the lettering image. Add dates, addresses, signatures and other small text in your layout editor. It does not currently provide multi-field invitation templates, batch recipient names, print bleed or sheet layout.
Examples illustrate the visual direction. Your words, chosen ratio and generation settings affect the composition. Some examples are editorial illustrations rather than outputs from the current generation model.
A PNG is a flat image, so the words are not editable text in Canva or CapCut. Return to the studio for another wording, or use the free text-to-PNG tool when you want a real font and a simple reusable heading.