Euphoria Effects

Overview

Euphoria Effects has six night-time looks, each with its own location, lighting and makeup, and applies one of them to a single photo of a person as a short, slow-moving shot. The preview clips on the effect picker show all six:

• After Hours: a convenience store aisle at night, white fluorescent tubes overhead and purple neon along the windows.
• Glitter Grief: a face peeking out of a pink duvet, glitter tears on the cheeks.
• Midnight Pool: standing shoulder-deep in a pool after dark, wet hair, pink and teal light on the water.
• Neon Descent: a tight close-up in violet light, with dark glitter running from the eyes.
• Neon Rain: the passenger seat of a car, rain on the window and neon signs outside.
• Silent Spark: a crowded club with haze and green lasers.

The published samples are After Hours and Neon Descent, and the page's cover clip is Midnight Pool.

What you can build

• Moody profile videos and story loops for social and dating apps
• A neon "night out" filter pack inside a photo or video editor

Inputs

Every look works from one portrait photo, so the second upload slot goes unused here. After picking the look, you set the frame to 9:16 (default), 16:9 or 1:1 and the length to 5 or 10 seconds. The menu also lists 15, but every look returns a 10-second clip for it. The output type control decides whether you get the video and a still together, which is the default, or only one of them.

Outputs

A run returns the video, a still frame from the scene, or both.

Limitations

The looks frame the face and upper body. In both samples the person barely moves: a blink, a slight turn of the head. There is no separate control for color or lighting; the chosen look sets both.

Safety & compliance

Get consent from the person in the photo before turning their likeness into a video.