Ramalama AI - Showcase Project

People who try the Ramalama trend run into the same problems: the costume costs money, someone has to hold the phone at ankle height, and getting the tilt-up on the beat can take several takes. Some try a CapCut template and find it won't take their photo, or doesn't offer the costume they want. Ramalama AI is a small web tool built to get you your own version anyway, from photos you already have. You bring one photo per person, up to three friends, or one per pet, up to two. Ramalama AI first dresses each of you in the costume you chose, then makes the walk. Each video follows a Ramalama clip as its reference, which is why the shot starts low on the shoes, tilts up to the reveal on the beat and ends on the trend's poses and hand moves. With friends, each person gets a turn before you all walk together. With pets, they wear a pet-sized costume and walk upright on their hind legs. Costumes can come from four places: the outfit already in your photo, eight generic Halloween presets, a few words of your own, or a picture of an outfit. Costumes that show nudity or gore are refused. Everyone walks in one of eight Halloween places, from a foggy street to a graveyard or a Halloween party. There is no app to install and no account to create. You pay once with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe: $5.99 for a 480p video or $9.99 for 720p, the same price for one person or three. The video is ready in about four to five minutes, comes as a watermark-free 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Reels or Shorts, and stays in your history for 30 days. Photos and videos are deleted after that. You add the "Ramalama (Bang Bang)" sound in the app when you post, so the song is credited. Ramalama AI is independent and is not connected to TikTok, Róisín Murphy or Red Hat. What you get 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.