Halloween Squad Walk: three friends in costumes walking at night

What is the Halloween Squad Walk trend?

It's a group costume entrance. Three people walk toward the camera in a line, holding hands like a gang in slow motion, under a purple night sky with bare trees on both sides and low fog around their feet. Each costume is a different kind of joke: the prisoner-style jumpsuit worn with pixelated "deal with it" glasses and a thick black mustache, the menacing jack-o'-lantern head in a black leather jacket, and the paper bag with "Don't kill me" scrawled on it, worn with a neat shirt and vest. The mix of creepy and silly is what makes it a Halloween clip people want to repeat with their own friends.

It fits October perfectly: no makeup, no costumes and no night shoot needed when the costumes are already in the clip and only your faces and figures change.

Where does the original video come from?

We could not confirm who first posted this clip, when, or which sound it uses, so this page doesn't link a source and describes only what the video shows. The format has older roots: the pumpkin head look has been a seasonal TikTok staple for several autumns, and "squad walk" clips of friends striding toward the camera are a classic group format.

The vswp version keeps the night walk and the original music and leaves out the text caption that sat over the original.

Who and what is in it?

• The jumpsuit guy (left). An orange one-piece jumpsuit open at the collar, black pixel sunglasses and a big black mustache. Short dark hair, face fully visible.
• The pumpkin head (center). A carved jack-o'-lantern with angry eyes and a jagged grin in place of a head, a black leather zip jacket and dark pants. He holds hands with both friends.
• The paper bag head (right). A brown paper bag over the head with "Don't kill me" written on it, a white shirt, an olive vest and dark jeans.
• The scene. A night road framed by bare trees, a purple sky, a few warm lights in the distance and fog drifting low. The camera faces the trio as they walk toward it; the framing stays steady through the 15 seconds.

How to make the Halloween Squad Walk with AI

1. Open the Halloween Squad Walk trend and sign in with Telegram. No password.
2. Give a photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP) to each person you want to replace: one, two or all three. Anyone without a photo stays as in the original.
3. Decide on "Keep the original look". On, the jumpsuit, jacket and vest stay and only faces and hair change; off, the clothes come from your photos.
4. Press "Make the free preview" to see about 5 seconds at 480p with a small "vswp.app" mark; every new user gets one.
5. Press "Create the full video". The price in Telegram Stars depends on length, quality and number of people and is shown before you start; the Stars come back if a render fails or is canceled.
6. Download the MP4 at 480p or 720p with the original sound, typically ready in minutes, and share it with your squad.

By starting a video you confirm you have the right to use it and the photos; ask friends before using theirs. More clips are in the trends list.

Which photo for each role?

• The jumpsuit guy is the face role. His face is the only one fully visible, so give this role the sharpest, best-lit face photo. The pixel sunglasses and mustache are part of the costume and may stay over your face.
• The two masked roles are about the body. The pumpkin and the bag cover the head, so with "Keep the original look" on your face will barely show there. These roles suit friends who want to be in the clip for their figure and outfit: turn "Keep the original look" off and give a full-body photo, and their own clothes replace the leather jacket or the vest.
• Full body works best. All three are seen from head to legs, so a full-body photo of one person carries clothes, hair and silhouette best.
• Holding hands. The three are linked by the hands the whole time; hands and things covering faces are hard moments for generative AI, and if a frame looks off, another take usually helps.

More ideas: Halloween videos with friends and how to swap a group of friends.