Just spotted · Updated Nov 3, 2026
Enchantress Filter “New Halloween trend”
Black claws crawl up your hand, one swipe across the lens, and you are a crowned dark sorceress hushing the camera. 9 seconds, with the trend's track.
- One photo
- 9 seconds
- No prompt needed
- MP4 with the original song
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Black claws crawl up your hand, one swipe across the lens, and you are a crowned dark sorceress hushing the camera. 9 seconds, with the trend's track. The timing and the prompt are already built: add a photo and generate.
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The short answer
What is the Enchantress Filter meme?
The Enchantress filter is a Halloween TikTok and CapCut trend where black clawed hands wrap around a person's hand and, after one swipe across the lens, they reappear as a crowned dark sorceress, and AI Meme Videos makes your 9-second version from one photo.
The Enchantress filter is a two-part Halloween transformation. It opens on a plain shot of a person against black, eyes closed, holding one hand out to the camera. Long black clawed hands rise from below the frame and slowly wrap around their fingers. A clawed hand swipes across the lens, and when it clears the same person is a dark sorceress: a tall gold crescent-moon crown, pale silvery eyes, black lips, long beaded hair, black gloves with pointed nails, a finger pressed to the lips in a hush, embers drifting behind.
The name is the plain English word for a sorceress; Spanish-language posts call it "Filtro Hechicera". The look is a generic dark-witch costume with a moon crown, made for Halloween. It is not a costume from any film or comic, and AI Meme Videos does not copy one.
On TikTok most people make it with a CapCut template, "Enchantress Filter 1", which the radar counted at about 27,350 uses. AI Meme Videos does the same transformation from one uploaded photo, without the app.
4 steps
How to do the Enchantress Filter trend
Upload one photo
A clear photo of you from the chest up, face to the camera, in good light.
Pick a model and quality
Standard at 720p is the default and costs 10 credits; 480p costs 5.
Generate
In a few minutes you get a 9-second clip: claws on your hand, the swipe, then you as the sorceress.
Post it
Tag it #enchantress and #halloween, the tags the trend uses.
Beat by beat
The 9-second clip, beat by beat
Timed from the original clip. Every render follows this sheet.
| Time | Beat | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 0-2s | The hand | Eyes closed, the person holds one hand out flat to the lens on a black backdrop. |
| 2-5s | The claws | Long black clawed hands rise from below and wrap around the fingers and wrist. |
| 5-6s | The swipe | A clawed hand sweeps across the lens and blurs the frame. |
| 6-7s | The reveal | The same face reappears under a gold crescent-moon crown, embers in the dark. |
| 7-9s | The hush | Pale eyes on the camera, one gloved finger pressed to black lips. |
Under the hood
Where it came from and how it is made
AI Meme Videos' trend radar first picked up the Enchantress filter on 16 October 2026. The earliest posts we found are from 20 October 2026. The most-watched clean version, by @hfki48573659 on 20 October, showed about 554,000 views when we checked on 3 November 2026, and it is the one our motion reference is cut from.
The same before-and-after of a woman with purple eyeshadow and black bunches opens almost every post, which suggests it is the template's own demo. Screen recordings in the tutorials show the CapCut template page credited to ArtemisCC. A Spanish tutorial by @sawduo2863 that reuses it showed about 817,000 views, the most of any post we looked at.
The trend is still young: it is at the early, growing stage on our radar, and most posts are template demos and how-to videos rather than people's own versions. Who made the first post is unconfirmed.
- First seenOct 16, 2026
- WhereTikTok and CapCut, tagged #enchantress, #capcut and #halloween2026, in English and Spanish
- SoundMost posts we checked share one untitled track that TikTok labels "original sound"; the title and artist are unconfirmed
- ModelSeedance 2.0 family
- Length9 s, vertical
You first, sorceress second
Your face, skin tone and hair colour come from your photo in both halves, so the sorceress is clearly you.
The swipe as the cut
A reference cut from a post with about 554,000 views sets the timing: the change happens behind the hand that crosses the lens.
A generic costume
Moon crown, beaded hair, black gloves and lace are an original Halloween witch look, not any film or comic character.
The track
The picture renders silently, then the trend's track is laid under it.
Straight talk
Before you upload
For the best result
- Face the camera. The reveal is a close head-and-shoulders shot, so a straight-on photo gives the most recognisable sorceress.
- Your hair colour stays. Blonde, red or dark, the long beaded hair keeps your colour; creators with light hair get a striking contrast with the black lips.
- Glasses may go. In the posts we saw, glasses vanished in the reveal; whether yours stay in a render is unconfirmed.
- Post the before photo too. Many creators show the plain shot next to the reveal so the change lands harder.
Good to know
- One photo in, one 9-second vertical clip out.
- Black clawed hands and a swipe across the lens hide the change into a dark sorceress.
- Your face, skin tone and hair colour carry over; the crown, makeup and gloves are added.
- The trend's track is laid under the clip after it renders.
- Standard 720p costs 10 credits, 480p costs 5; credits come back if a render fails.
- A generic Halloween witch look, not a film or comic character. Not made by or affiliated with CapCut or TikTok.
Questions at the fence
Enchantress Filter FAQ
What is the Enchantress filter?
The Enchantress filter is a Halloween TikTok trend where black clawed hands wrap around a person's hand and, after a swipe across the lens, they reappear as a dark sorceress with a gold crescent-moon crown. AI Meme Videos makes your own 9-second version from one photo.
How do I make an Enchantress filter video?
On AI Meme Videos you upload one photo of yourself, keep Standard 720p or choose 480p, and press generate. Your 9-second Enchantress filter clip is ready in a few minutes, with no CapCut template needed.
How much does an Enchantress filter video cost?
An Enchantress filter video on AI Meme Videos costs 10 credits at the default Standard 720p and 5 credits at 480p, and higher models cost more. If the 9-second render fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.
How long is the Enchantress filter clip?
The Enchantress filter clip from AI Meme Videos is 9 seconds, vertical: about 5 seconds of the clawed hands, a one-second swipe, then 3 seconds of the sorceress reveal.
Is the Enchantress filter the DC comics character?
No: the Enchantress filter on AI Meme Videos is a generic dark-sorceress Halloween look, and enchantress here just means a sorceress. The crown, makeup and gloves are an original costume, and the page has no connection to any comic or film.
Does the Enchantress filter keep my face?
Yes, the Enchantress filter on AI Meme Videos builds both halves of the 9-second clip from your photo: your face, skin tone and hair colour stay, while the crown, makeup, gloves and long beaded hair are added. The prompt has not been test-run, so how closely each render matches is unconfirmed.
Do I need CapCut for the Enchantress filter?
No, AI Meme Videos makes the Enchantress filter from one uploaded photo in the browser, at 10 credits for 720p. On TikTok most people use the CapCut template "Enchantress Filter 1", which had about 27,350 uses by our radar's count.
What song is used in the Enchantress filter?
Most Enchantress filter posts we checked share one untitled track labelled "original sound" on TikTok, and AI Meme Videos lays that track under your 9-second clip. Its real title and artist are unconfirmed.
When did the Enchantress filter trend start?
The Enchantress filter appeared on TikTok in mid-October 2026: AI Meme Videos' radar first saw it on 16 October, and the earliest posts we found are from 20 October. It was still in its early, growing stage when this page went up on 3 November 2026.
Can men use the Enchantress filter?
Yes, the Enchantress filter on AI Meme Videos works from any adult's photo, and the 9-second clip keeps your own face. Every post we saw used a woman, so how the costume looks on other faces is unconfirmed.
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