Seasonal drops · Free plan · Día de Muertos look

Marigolds and candlelight

Marigold Glow turns your photo into a warm Día de Muertos evening, with bright orange cempasúchil marigolds all around, glowing candles and rows of colorful papel picado banners overhead, in soft golden light.

Coming in the next update

Before: the photo before Marigold Glow
After: the Marigold Glow look

Example: the Marigold Glow recipe on an AI-generated model photo (not a real person), made with the same AI the app uses. Drag to compare. Your result depends on your photo.

Marigold Glow: cempasúchil & candlelight. Marigold Glow celebrates Día de Muertos with its decorations. Bright orange cempasúchil marigolds surround you, candles glow and rows of colorful papel picado banners hang overhead in soft golden light, with no readable writing. It's decorations only: your face stays exactly as it is, with no face paint. Your own outfit, your hair and anything you wear on your head stay as they are too, along with your skin tone and natural skin texture. It's one of the two looks for Día de Muertos.

What you get

  • Bright orange cempasúchil marigolds
  • Glowing candles
  • Rows of colorful papel picado banners
  • Decorations only: no face paint

How to try Marigold Glow

  1. Open the look

    In Aybuke, open Edit › Styles and tap Marigold Glow: it's there all year, wherever you are. In Mexico and the Spanish-speaking countries of Latin America, it's also on Explore for Día de Muertos.

  2. Pick your photo

    An evening or indoor photo blends in best.

  3. Let it glow

    The first time, a consent screen asks before anything goes to the cloud. The look uses 1 AI credit, and failed edits are refunded.

  4. Keep it or retry

    Slide to compare, then save or share it as a story card or before/after. Doesn't look like you? Tap Retry free.

Photos that work best

  • An evening or indoor photo blends in best
  • Waist-up or head-and-shoulders
  • Your face clear and softly lit

Make it yours

After the look, keep going with Magic Edit: type a change in your own words. A few ideas:

  • Add a few more candles around meA warmer glow
  • Make the papel picado pink and purpleYour own colors
  • Add marigold petals on the groundA path of flowers

Explore shows this look in season; see when and where every seasonal look appears.

FAQ

Marigold Glow questions

Can I try Marigold Glow now?

Not yet: Marigold Glow arrives with the next update of Aybuke. This page describes the look as it works in that version.

Is the Marigold Glow look free?

Yes, on the free plan: Marigold Glow uses 1 of the 2 free AI credits you get every day. Pro gives you 80 credits a month instead, plus our best-quality AI, every look, no watermark and no ads.

Will it still look like me?

That's the idea. The Marigold Glow recipe tells the AI to keep your face, skin tone, body shape and expression as they are, and an on-device likeness check runs on the result. If it doesn't look like you, tap Retry free.

When is Marigold Glow on Explore?

In Mexico and the Spanish-speaking countries of Latin America, for Día de Muertos: 31 October – 2 November. In Mexico it comes before Halloween on Explore; elsewhere in Latin America, right after it. Explore picks the holidays from your device's region, then your App Store country, then the app's language. Everywhere else, and the rest of the year, it's in Edit › Styles.

Does it paint my face?

No. Marigold Glow is decorations only: marigolds, candles and papel picado. Your face stays exactly as it is, with no face paint.

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