Image trend
Most guides to this trend ask you to paste a long prompt into a chat image tool and describe the bedroom, the lighting and the figure yourself. Ghostface Call skips that step. The room, the phone and the doorway figure are already fixed, so the only thing you supply is a photo of yourself.
Use a picture where your face is sharp and your shoulders and top are in frame, and where nobody else appears. You do not need to be lying down or holding a phone, because the template supplies the pose on the bed and the receiver at your ear. A relaxed, half-smiling expression suits the chatty, unaware mood better than a serious face.
Put the photo in the one upload slot on the Ghostface Call page and start the image. There are no style, room or figure settings to choose. The page says it takes about a minute, and you can leave while it works; the finished 4:5 picture is saved with your other assets.
The joke needs two readable things: you, happily on the call, and the masked figure behind you. Open the result at full size and look at your face under the warm lamp light, then at the doorway. If either is weak, try a different, better-lit upload rather than editing the image, since the scene itself cannot be changed.
On the phone in bed, with a masked figure in the doorway. Add one clear photo; the look is already set.
A clear photo of your face and upper body in good light.
Pick a clear photo of your face and upper body.
The bedroom, the phone and the figure in the doorway take about a minute.
Save the image and share it anywhere.
Your face, hair and look carry over from your photo.
Flash-lit grain, a corded phone and a bedroom straight out of a late-90s horror film.
The figure just watches from the doorway. No blood, no violence.
One: a clear photo of you.
Your photos are used to make your image. Only upload photos of yourself, or of people who have agreed to it.
Check your plan's terms for what you can do with generated images. They apply to your result.
About a minute. You can leave the page; the finished Ghostface Call image is saved to your assets.
It is eerie, not gory. The masked figure only stands in the doorway; there is no weapon or blood.
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One photo, about a minute. A chunky 90s phone, satin sheets and someone watching from the dark.