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Your face in good light. A full-body mirror selfie gives the edit the most to dress; a close-up works for the hood look.
Pay once, no subscription · No CapCut link, no app, one photo · Your face, in the leaves
The lettuce costume from TikTok, made from your photo: a hood of ruffled leaves around your face, the whole suit in green, the mirror selfie your group chat will screenshot.
The lettuce costume is all over TikTok this Halloween. Post yours while everyone is still asking how you did it.
This pair shows how a lettuce costume template carries a face from one look to the next. On the left, the gym mirror selfie a creator posted from the trend. On the right, our own run on that exact picture with the party template: same face, same hair, the leaf suit swapped for a strapless lettuce dress at a Halloween house party. Your own photo goes in the same box and comes out in whichever look you pick.


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The lettuce costume trend took off as a Halloween joke on Spanish-language TikTok: people post themselves in a lettuce costume of huge ruffled leaves, hood to shoes, phone up for the mirror. In the US the other version is a giant bag of shredded lettuce, the joke that followed this year's lettuce recall. The leaf suits were never sewn: each is an AI picture made from one ordinary photo, and this page makes yours the same way.
The gym mirror, the elevator, the hallway, the Halloween party: pick where your lettuce costume gets its photo taken.
One finished lettuce costume picture to download, ready for your story, the group chat, or the slideshow you are building in CapCut.
Creative engine
One photo and a look; the cost shows on the button before you run it.
Every template tells the model to keep your face, hair, skin tone and expression exactly as they are. Only the outfit turns into leaves.
Pale veins, ruffled edges, leaf layered over leaf the way a real head of lettuce grows, from the hood around your face to the cuffs at your ankles.
Four of these are pictures people posted with the trend on TikTok and Instagram, three are our runs on those same pictures. Each one is a template in the generator: tap it and only your photo is left to add.

The lettuce costume most people post: a hood of leaves around your face, one long pale leaf down your front, ruffles down both legs, phone up in a busy gym mirror. It is the first template in the generator.
Just your face and shoulders inside a crown of big ruffled leaves, hand on your cheek, soft smile. The lettuce costume shot people use as the cover of their post.
A strapless mini dress layered from lettuce leaves, worn on a sunny stone terrace above a blue lake, or at a Halloween house party with carved pumpkins behind you. This is the look people search as the lettuce dress AI trend: the lighter take, made for a sunny terrace or a Halloween party.
The American version: you inside a clear bag stuffed with bright green shredded lettuce, a plain orange label on the front, a roll of toilet paper in your hand for anyone who followed the recall news. No real brand on the bag, so the joke is yours to caption.
The suit in a steel elevator mirror, and the same suit on a Halloween front porch with a bowl of candy. Want a whole different costume on the same photo? The AI Halloween costume generator does the witch, the vampire and the skeleton.
No CapCut template link, no app, no prompt to translate from Spanish. Each lettuce costume look is already written out in the generator.
Your face in good light. A full-body mirror selfie gives the edit the most to dress; a close-up works for the hood look.
The gym suit, the hood close-up, the elevator, the porch, the seaside dress, the party dress or the bag of shredded lettuce. Or change a line of the prompt to set it in your own kitchen.
Post it with the caption the trend uses, or drop it into your CapCut slideshow. Then run the next look on the same photo.
On TikTok the trend runs through a CapCut template. If what you want is the picture of you in the lettuce costume, this page goes straight to it.

On TikTok you open the tutorial, tap the arrow, jump to CapCut, find the template, then pick your photo. Here all seven lettuce costume looks sit next to the upload box.

Every template is written from a picture people actually posted, so what you get looks like the trend on your For You page.

Your face and hair carry into the leaves, so your friends recognise you first and notice the leaves a second later.
Upload a photo of yourself above, pick one of the seven lettuce costume looks and press the button. The template already holds the full prompt, so you skip the CapCut link from the tutorial; the picture downloads straight from your browser.
Every lettuce costume is paid once, never a subscription — 10 pictures for $8.99, 30 for $15.99, 50 for $20.99 — and on Pro or Max none of them are counted.
No. The pictures on TikTok are AI edits, not sewn costumes, so one photo of you is all the trend asks for. If you want to wear one on the night, run it here first and you know what the finished lettuce costume should look like before you buy a single leaf of felt.
Yes. Run the suit, the hood and the dress on your own photo, keep the one you like, and work from that picture while you cut the felt and pick the green tights.
Yes. Upload a clear photo of your child and pick the hood or the suit; the edit keeps their face and dresses them in leaves. It makes a sweet picture to send the grandparents, or a plan for the costume you sew.
It is one of the easiest picks for a come-as-something-from-the-grocery-store party: everyone gets it in a second. Run the party look on your photo to show the group what you are going as.
Yes, it is one of the seven templates: you in a clear bag full of shredded lettuce with a plain label and a roll of toilet paper. The bag carries no real brand or logo; write your own caption over it when you post.
Yes. Write it into the prompt, for example lettuce leaves layered over my own jacket and jeans, and the edit keeps your clothes underneath with the leaves on top. The dress templates are the other way round: the leaves are the outfit.
It goes back to your balance and you can run it again. Nothing is charged for a picture you never got.
Every look, retake and friend you put in leaves, the dog too, comes from a picture pack you pay for once, no subscription, each one starting the second you press Generate. On Pro or Max you can dress the whole group chat in leaves and nothing is counted. You see the price before your picture is made, and a run that fails is given back.
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Pick a look, upload your photo, and your lettuce costume picture is ready to post while the trend is still on everyone's For You page. The price of every picture shows before you commit, and on Pro or Max every look and every retake is included. A picture that fails to finish is given back.