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Snapchat just got a lot spookier.

The Lisa Ann - Sexual Intrigue (2008)social app unveiled fun Halloween costumes for your Bitmoji avatar Tuesday. In the true spirit of Halloween, you will be able to upgrade your avatar's look to a pirate, skeleton, witch or zombie.

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Hell, you can even go "trick-or-treating" virtually by using Bitmoji with other friends in chat if you want to. It's easy to link Bitmoji to Snapchat: make sure you have Bitmoji downloaded, then enable the app in your Snapchat settings.

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Halloween-themed geofilter templates are also now live on the app. Those will allow users to purchase and publish custom filters for Halloween events, parties and festivities.

To buy your own geofilter in time for the holiday, create a design using a Halloween-themed template, set a time frame and select an area for it to be available in — this can range anywhere between 20,000 and 5 million square feet. You'll be good to go within 1 business day.

After you've enabled your geofilter, you'll be able to check out how many people actually used it. That'll give you concrete evidence and bragging rights about how awesome your Halloween party was.

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