A lot has happened with the Creepybits apps lately. They’re now in the Microsoft Store, there’s a brand new fourth app, two new style packs for the Stylizer, and a free Halloween pack. Here’s a rundown of what’s new and how each app works.
What’s new
- All four apps are in the Microsoft Store. Free to download, checked and signed by Microsoft, and they update automatically. Every app comes with a free trial, so you can try it before you buy. No more zip files or “unknown publisher” warnings.
- New app: Creepybits Image Morph. Point it at a folder of images and it morphs a random handful of them into something new.
- Free Halloween style pack for the Stylizer, plus two new addons: Horror and 3D Poly.
- One shared engine. All apps use the same local image engine, so it’s only downloaded once, no matter how many apps you use.
How it works now
- Install the app for free from the Microsoft Store (links below). Every app starts as a free trial: use it right away, with a watermark on the results.
- Buy a product key in my shop and paste it into the app.
- The first time, the app downloads its image engine (15–17 GB) to a drive you choose. After that everything runs locally and offline on your own NVIDIA RTX card. Your images never leave your computer.
The apps
Creepybits Stylizer
Load an image, pick a style and click Start Styling. The Stylizer recreates your image in the chosen style, from Ghibli-style watercolor and 90s cell anime to comic book ink, while keeping the composition, poses and lighting. A before/after slider lets you compare, and you can style a whole folder of images in one go. More styles come as addons (see below). Free trial: the Stylizer works right away with a watermark on the results; a key removes it.
Try it free from the Microsoft Store · Buy a key ($7.95)
Creepybits Character Transfer
Put any person into any scene. The base image decides the pose, background, lighting and composition; the reference image decides the face, hair and features. Click Transfer Character and the person from the reference appears in the scene. Free trial: it works right away with a watermark on the results; a key removes it.
Try it free from the Microsoft Store · Buy a key ($12.95)
Creepybits Relighter
Change where the light in a photo comes from, after it was taken. Set the direction and strength with three sliders, and a shaded sphere shows exactly how the light will fall. Free trial: the Relighter works right away with a watermark on the results. A key removes it.
Try it free from the Microsoft Store · Buy a key ($9.95)
New: Creepybits Image Morph
This one started as an old ComfyUI workflow of mine that sent random images to Gemini for keywords, a summary and a prompt. Image Morph does the same thing, but 100% locally: it picks a random handful of images from a folder, a local vision model pulls out their colors, styles, creatures, objects and mood, fuses them into new concepts and writes a prompt, and Flux.2 Klein renders a brand new image. Every click is a surprise.
You can choose Photo or Any style, add an extra direction like “horror” or “underwater”, see which images a result was mixed from, and keep the prompt behind every image. Free trial: try it right away from the Microsoft Store; the trial adds a watermark and hides the prompt. A key unlocks everything.
Try it free from the Microsoft Store · Buy a key ($9.95)
Creepybits Software Bundle
Stylizer, Character Transfer and the Relighter (full version) with the Lighting, Fine Art & Ink and Noir & Neon addons. One key unlocks all three apps. Get the bundle ($24.95)
Addons for the Stylizer
Addons are small style pack files. Drop the file into the Addons folder in your Creepybits Stylizer Workspace (on your desktop) and restart the app.
- Halloween (free): Ember Gothic, Jack-o’-Lantern Night, Vampire Count, Haunted Victorian, Harvest Scarecrow and Witch’s Coven. Turn yourself, or your pets, into a Halloween portrait.
- Horror ($2.99): eight horror and surreal styles, from slasher and body horror to practical FX.
- 3D Poly ($2.99): low, medium and high poly game characters, and an Unreal-style 3D render.
- Lighting ($2.99): golden hour, chiaroscuro, silhouette backlight and more.
- Fine Art & Ink ($2.99)
- Noir & Neon ($2.99): film noir, ink noir, neon noir, neo-noir and tech noir.
What you need
Windows 10 or 11, an NVIDIA RTX graphics card with 8 GB VRAM or more (driver 570 or newer), 16 GB RAM and about 35 GB free disk space during the one-time setup (45 GB with Image Morph). AMD, Intel and integrated graphics aren’t supported.
Questions or ideas? Email me at deviant@zanno.se. And if you make something fun with the Halloween pack, I’d love to see it.
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