Halloween · every platform
Show up to the Halloween call in costume.
Six AI-generated costume faces, swapped in real time and wired into whichever platform your team already meets on — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord or OBS.
Vampire
Zombie
Witch
Skeleton
Mummy
Devil
Your platform’s exact wiring
Zoom, Meet, Teams, Discord, OBS — each has its own setup page, not one generic guide.
Same face, every meeting
Pick the costume once in the control room; it goes wherever you route the camera.
Nobody’s face
All six are generated — no real colleague, no real anyone.
How it works
Costume, platform, go live.
- 01
Pick a costume in the control room
Vampire, zombie, witch, skeleton, mummy or devil lead the face picker through November 2. Every one is AI-generated.
- 02
Pick your platform
The control room lists Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord and OBS, each with its own wiring page.
- 03
Join the call
Route the swapped camera into the platform the way its setup page describes, then join as usual.
Questions
Halloween on the call, answered.
6 costume faces in the pack, each checked against the same face detector the product runs — a costume the detector cannot find is a tile that never swaps.
What is the Facecast Halloween pack?
Six costume faces Facecast swaps onto your camera in real time and wires into the meeting or streaming platform you pick. They are AI-generated, not real people.
Does it cost anything?
The browser demo is free: three 30-second runs a day, no account. A session in a real call runs through a Facecast plan.
Which platforms?
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord and OBS Studio each have a setup page. Anything else that can capture a window works the same way.
Are these real people?
No. All six are generated, so there is no likeness to clear and nobody to ask. Facecast is not for impersonating a real person on a call — the pack exists so you do not have to.