Be Gay Today is a tiny neon bar on the internet. You walk in, the sign is buzzing, and the smaller sign underneath tells you what is on tonight: Disco Diva, Leather Daddy / Leather Dyke, Drag Queen / Drag King, one of a rotation of looks that changes every night at midnight UTC. You take a selfie, wait a few seconds, and your photo comes back dressed for the occasion. Download it, or share a link that shows your snap as the preview.
The selfie is resized in your browser and sent once to an image editing model with tonight's brief. The brief is strict: keep the same person, same face, same gender presentation. Only wardrobe, styling, light and background change. The selfie is held briefly while the look is made, then deleted.
Held for a few seconds, then gone. If you tap Share, the finished snap (not the original) is stored so the link has an image, and it is deleted automatically after 30 days. Details in the privacy note.
Because queer nightlife has always been about showing up as a bigger version of yourself for one night, and because a good silly photo in the group chat is one of the small joys left on the internet. Be gay today. Tomorrow there is another look.
Yes. Take as many snaps as you like. The site is supported by a couple of small ads while you wait for your photo.
Your selfie is held for a few seconds while your look is made, then deleted. If you tap Share, only the finished snap is saved so the link works, and it is deleted after 30 days.
Yes. Every look has a him and her wardrobe. The model keeps your face and gender presentation and picks the matching outfit.
Yes. It is built for phones first. If the camera is blocked (or you are in Instagram / TikTok), use your camera roll instead.
One look per night, the same for everyone, on a fixed rotation. It keeps things simple and means you and your friends get matching snaps if you all show up the same night.