DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS · NOVEMBER 1–2

Catrina AI.
A portrait
to remember.

Your face, framed in flowers and candlelight. Create an elegant calavera makeup portrait in the spirit of remembrance.

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03 FLORAL LOOKSYOUR OWN PORTRAITMADE WITH CARE

Original concept: elegant Catrina makeup with a marigold crown and candlelit background — AI concept artwork · not a customer result

FLOWERS, FILIGREE & A LITTLE INSPIRATION.

A few ways to wear remembrance.

Make my Catrina portrait

Third-party inspiration, not Visual Maker AI outputs. Your results will differ.

Under the marigold arch
Cempasúchil, floral calavera details and a vivid magenta shawl.
Source: Narcis AI

Roses by candlelight
Crimson flowers, delicate lace and the warmth of an ofrenda.
Source: Narcis AI

A moment in the courtyard
White flowers, blue embroidery and gentle daylight.
Source: Narcis AI

01 CHOOSE YOUR FLOWERS

Every detail, a little meaning.

Delicate face paint, expressive eyes and flowers with a story. Choose the light that feels like you.

Marigold glowCempasúchil & golden lightVelvet roseCrimson petals & fine laceBy candlelightIvory details & soft amber

Inspired by Mexican traditions of remembrance. Floral calavera makeup, without horror or caricature.

02 MAKE IT YOURS

One clear adult portrait. Use a photo you have permission to edit.

Portrait photo · 1K · 3:4Loading price…

Seedream 5.0 Pro · Your features, with a new floral look. Results may vary.

Explore the portrait prompt

Edit the supplied portrait into an elegant Día de los Muertos Catrina makeup photograph. Preserve the person’s recognizable facial structure, age, skin tone, eye color, hairstyle and natural expression.

Apply refined traditional calavera face paint: a softly painted ivory base, symmetrical floral details around the eyes, delicate black filigree, a small ornamental nose and fine painted tooth lines over closed lips. Keep eyes expressive and the face recognizably human.

A crown of orange cempasúchil marigolds and deep crimson flowers, subtle lace details, warm amber light and a softly lit background of marigolds.

Photorealistic editorial portrait, natural skin texture, rich detailed flowers, head-and-shoulders framing, balanced 3:4 composition.

Celebrate remembrance, family and Mexican cultural heritage with dignity. No horror, gore, wounds, exposed bones, parody, Halloween props, caricatures, text, logos or watermarks.

A LITTLE PHOTO. A WHOLE NEW FEELING.

From portrait to petals.

Choose your flowers.

Marigolds, roses or gentle candlelight. Three takes on a thoughtful portrait.

Add a familiar face.

Upload your portrait. We ask the editor to keep your features recognizable.

Save something meaningful.

Download your finished portrait for a personal keepsake or celebration.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before the finishing touch.

How do I make a Catrina AI photo?

Choose a look, sign in and upload a clear adult portrait. The image editor applies floral calavera face paint, flowers and lighting while being instructed to preserve your recognizable features. Download your 3:4 portrait when it is ready.

What is Día de los Muertos?

Día de los Muertos is a Mexican tradition of remembering loved ones who have died. These portraits draw on Catrina makeup, cempasúchil flowers and candlelight with a spirit of remembrance. They are not horror or Halloween costume templates.

Can I use the prompt in another image editor?

Yes. Open the prompt below the creator and copy it for free. Making a photo here uses credits, with the live cost shown before you submit. Results are AI-generated and may vary.

Can I use my own face and keep my features?

Upload one well-lit photo of an adult with permission to edit it. The prompt asks to retain facial structure, eyes, skin tone and expression. Makeup changes the appearance, and exact identity preservation is not guaranteed.

Catrina AI.A portrait to remember.