A dark purple night, low drifting fog, ghosts that fade in and out, and jack-o-lanterns flickering like real candles. This page turns any display into Halloween set dressing: put a monitor in the window facing the street, a tablet on the candy table, or the living-room TV on fullscreen during the party.
What people use it for
Window haunting
A screen facing outward through a window, showing drifting ghosts in the dark, is the easiest jump-scare-free decoration a house can have.
Party backdrop
Fullscreen on the TV, lights down: flickering pumpkin light and fog set the mood better than static posters.
Trick-or-treat table
Prop a tablet next to the candy bowl — the flicker draws kids' attention from down the street.
Frequently asked questions
Is it scary or kid-friendly?
Cozy-spooky, not horror: soft ghosts and pumpkins, no jump scares, no sounds. Safe for young trick-or-treaters.
Can I turn off some elements?
Yes — toggle ghosts, fog and pumpkins independently in the toolbar to build your own scene.
Does it have sound?
No. It is a purely visual screensaver, so it will not interfere with your party playlist.