Vmake Labs packaged trend, UGC, and promo video templates with its AI video and image generators into a seasonal kit aimed at SMBs who want Halloween content without a production team.
2026-10-29 · by Moe Ameen
In late October 2026, Vmake Labs — which describes itself as an AI social video studio platform — launched an all-in-one Halloween social video toolkit, distributed through a GlobeNewswire release dated October 23. It is aimed squarely at small and medium-sized businesses: the release names SMB owners, e-commerce sellers, social managers, marketers, and creators as the audience. The toolkit lives inside the Vmake Labs Workspace at vmake.ai.
The kit bundles four things. A library of Halloween trend-style short-form templates lets a brand drop its own product into a seasonal format. UGC-style templates cover product showcases, demonstrations, recommendations, and unboxing clips without arranging a traditional creator shoot. Promo templates are built to announce Halloween sales, discount codes, limited-time offers, new drops, and seasonal collections — and the release notes the same formats can support in-store and local Halloween events. For anything the templates don't cover, the AI Video Generator and AI Image Generator produce custom content from a seller's own product images, ideas, and prompts. Vmake's existing video watermark remover and video enhancer round out the finishing tools.
The pitch is speed to a seasonal moment. "Seasonal opportunities move quickly, but small businesses should not need a full production team every time they want to participate in a new social trend," said Cyril Holland, Marketing Manager at Vmake Labs, framing the toolkit as "a faster path from a product or campaign idea to content they can publish."
The release did not state pricing — the toolkit is part of Vmake's existing credit-metered workspace rather than a separate purchase, so the normal plan terms apply (verify at vmake.ai/pricing). Some secondary coverage attached specifics the official announcement did not name, including an 8K upscaler and a list of underlying video models; treat those as unverified until Vmake states them directly.
A seasonal toolkit solves the first mile — a spooky product clip exists. Whether you render it in Vmake's Halloween templates or anywhere else, the thing that actually wins the week before October 31 is a coordinated campaign landing everywhere at once, on a schedule built around the holiday. That is distribution and timing, and it is where [Kompozy](/) takes over.
Hand Kompozy one seasonal source — a Halloween offer, a product, a hook — and, governed by your [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) so the copy stays in your voice instead of generic template captions, it fans that single idea into a full campaign set: vertical [Clipped Shorts](/glossary/clipped-short) auto-reframed to 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9 with burned-in [captions](/glossary/caption), brand-exact [Carousel Posts](/glossary/hyperframes) and Quote Graphics, a gift-guide blog, and a "last-chance Halloween sale" newsletter — all from the same brief. Then [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) schedules and publishes the set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email, so the countdown posts fire on the days you choose and nothing gets forgotten in the rush. Use Vmake for the seasonal asset; use Kompozy to turn it into a campaign and get it out before the moment passes. For the full picture of where Vmake ends, see our [Vmake AI review](/reviews/vmake-ai) and the [Vmake vs Kompozy breakdown](/alternatives/vmake-ai).
It is a seasonal kit Vmake Labs launched in late October 2026 inside its workspace at vmake.ai. It bundles Halloween trend-style short-form templates, UGC-style product templates (showcases, demos, unboxings), promo templates for sales and discount codes, and the AI Video and Image Generators for custom content from your own product images — aimed at SMBs and e-commerce sellers.
Vmake did not state a separate price for the toolkit. It is part of the credit-metered Vmake Labs Workspace, which has a free tier and paid plans, so your cost scales with how much you generate. Confirm the current plans on vmake.ai/pricing before committing.
No. Like most AI video generators, it produces a finished file you then download and post yourself. There is no scheduler or multi-platform fan-out in the kit, so timing a Halloween campaign across TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and the rest remains a manual job unless you add a publishing layer like Kompozy.
Yes — that is the point. The trend and UGC templates are built so a brand drops its own product into a seasonal format, and the AI generators create custom Halloween content from your product images, ideas, and prompts for anything the templates do not cover.