Upload one Halloween photo of you as a kid. Slasher Camp AI keeps your face, pose and framing and makes three ever smaller lies about your costume (plus a bonus one), from a blockbuster movie set down to a slightly better homemade version. Post them as a carousel, biggest lie first, and end on the real photo: “I’m so sorry.”
How to do the sorry I lied trend
- Upload your childhood Halloween photo. One photo of you as a kid in costume, alone in the picture, face visible. JPEG, PNG or WebP still photos. Videos cannot be uploaded. It must be your own photo and you must be 18 or older now.
- See your lies free. In a few minutes you see a watermarked preview of the carousel: the lies, biggest first, then your real photo (3 free watermarked previews a day).
- Pay once and post. For $4.99 you download the captioned slides, the ZIP and the slideshow video, ready to post. No subscription: you pay once per pack, nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.
What the sorry I lied trend is
A carousel joke made for Halloween, also called the “I’m so sorry” trend. The first slide is an absurdly impressive costume photo of you as a kid. Every next slide admits the last one was a lie and is a little less impressive. The last slide is the real photo, usually very homemade, captioned “I’m so sorry”. The joke is the gap between the lies and the truth, so the more homemade the real costume, the better.
Whose photo you can use
Only a childhood photo of yourself, and only if you are 18 or older now: tick “This is a photo of me as a child, and I am now 18+.” before you upload. One person per photo: no siblings, friends or other people’s children, and no nudity. Do not upload photos of anyone else, at any age. We check every upload the same way as on the rest of Slasher Camp AI and handle misuse through reports to support@slashercampai.com.
The sorry I lied TikTok template: slides and captions
Your carousel comes with the classic captions: “Me as a kid in my Halloween costume” on the biggest lie, “ok that was a lie” on the next ones and “I’m so sorry” on the real photo. Edit any of them, pick 9:16 or 4:5 slides, and download the slides, one ZIP or a 9:16 slideshow video. Post the slides in order, the real photo last.
What you get
The free preview shows the whole carousel with a watermark (3 free watermarked previews a day). The carousel is $4.99, paid once as a guest: the four lie images in full resolution without a watermark, captioned slides, one ZIP and the slideshow video, plus one free re-roll per order. No subscription: you pay once per pack, nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.