Turn two photos into a zombie love story, ending in a memory of you.
25 seconds · 720p · Native sound
Illustrated story preview
The zombie reunion story
A love story at the end of the world
The AI Zombie Video Generator turns two portraits into a short reunion story. One person remains human; the other appears as a zombie. In a quiet, abandoned cabin, recognition changes a frightening encounter into an embrace. The scene then moves to a warm memory of the same two people together.
You choose who appears in each role and where the finished video will be watched. The prepared story handles the setting, scene direction and ending, so you do not need to write a prompt, film a performance or build a timeline. The emotional contrast is the idea: a cold present gives way to a sunlit memory.
This is an AI interpretation of a prepared story. Faces, gestures, backgrounds and the exact transition can vary between generations.
From portraits to a film
How to make your zombie video
Three steps, two photos and one prepared story. Check the roles and frame before you submit.
01
Choose the two people
Upload one clear adult portrait for the survivor and one for the zombie partner. The survivor stays human throughout the story. The partner appears as a zombie in the cabin and as their healthy self in the memory. Use Swap roles if you want to reverse the pairing.
02
Set the frame and credits
Choose vertical 9:16 or widescreen 16:9, confirm permission to use both photos and sign in. Every generation uses 100 credits for a 25-second, 720p video with native scene sound. Review these choices before starting a paid task.
03
Follow progress and download
Your account keeps the task in My videos while it processes. Return there to check progress and preview the finished result. Once the video is ready, download the MP4 within its 14-day delivery window and keep a local copy.
The story, in three moments
Recognition. An embrace. A memory.
The prepared direction moves from a quiet cabin to a golden meadow. Both portraits guide the characters across the story.
01
Recognize
A survivor encounters someone they know in an abandoned cabin. The partner has a pale, worn zombie appearance. The scene is tense, but the story is directed without blood or visible injuries.
02
Embrace
The survivor lowers the weapon, opens both arms and chooses connection. As the zombie partner lunges toward them, contact triggers the change to a happier memory. The scene is directed without a visible bite, blood or injury.
03
Remember
The same contact becomes an embrace in a golden meadow, with the partner healthy again. Brief moments of running hand in hand and sharing a smile lead to a quiet sunset together. AI movement and exact shot timing can vary.
The image above is an illustrated concept of the cabin and meadow. It is not a playable video or a sample of the final rendering quality.
Before you upload
Give both faces a clear starting point
A strong portrait helps the model read each person. You do not need a zombie costume or matching backgrounds.
One adult in each photo
Use a separate portrait for each role, with one adult clearly visible in each image. A photo of two people together makes the intended identity harder to distinguish. Choose photos that you own or have permission to use.
Good light, an unobstructed face
A front-facing or gentle three-quarter portrait with even lighting is a useful starting point. Keep the face in focus and avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters, deep shadows and very tight crops that remove the forehead or chin.
Check the file before submitting
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 3 MB per photo. Each image must be at least 340 pixels on both sides. A clear original usually supplies better facial detail than a screenshot or a repeatedly compressed image.
Choose your canvas
Make the frame fit the story’s destination
Both frames use the same 25-second story and the same credit cost. Select the ratio before generation; a different frame requires a new task.
9:16 · Vertical
Choose a tall frame for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. It gives the two people a portrait-oriented composition. Add your own captions and music later in the editor you use for that platform.
16:9 · Widescreen
Choose a wide frame for YouTube, a desktop player or a video embedded on a website. The landscape canvas gives the cabin and meadow more room around the characters. Review the result before sharing it.
Your finished video
Know what you are creating
One complete short film, with scene sound generated alongside the picture. The current studio offers one duration and one resolution.
Clip length
25 seconds
Resolution
720p
Frames
9:16 or 16:9
Sound
Native scene audio
Download
MP4 · 14-day availability
An atmosphere you can build on
The story asks for breathing, footsteps, cabin creaks and a low nonverbal rasp, followed by wind, birds and soft laughter in the memory. It does not request dialogue, subtitles or music. Add a caption, personal message or licensed music after downloading.
Review it before you share
Check both faces, the embrace, the transition and the sound before posting. AI can change small details or produce imperfect movement. This is a generated fictional scene; label it appropriately when sharing and respect the people whose photos you use.
Zombie video credit packs
Pay once for 1, 3, or 10 video generation allowances. No monthly subscription.
Each generation reserves 100 credits. AI results vary.
One video
$9.99
$9.99 per generation
100 credits
25 seconds · 720p · 9:16 or 16:9 · Native audio
Pay once, no subscription. Credits never expire.
Confirmed failed generations return credits. Payment refunds are separate.
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Three videos
$24.99
$8.33 per generation
300 credits
25 seconds · 720p · 9:16 or 16:9 · Native audio
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Confirmed failed generations return credits. Payment refunds are separate.
Ten videos
$69.99
$7.00 per generation
1,000 credits
25 seconds · 720p · 9:16 or 16:9 · Native audio
Pay once, no subscription. Credits never expire.
Confirmed failed generations return credits. Payment refunds are separate.
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It is a fictional short film generated from your two portraits. In this story, a human survivor recognizes their zombie partner, embraces them and returns to a happier memory in a meadow. The prepared scene supplies the story direction; your photos guide the two characters.
Yes. Upload one separate adult portrait for the survivor and one for the zombie partner. Keep one person visible in each image. A group photo is not a substitute for the two role slots. The current studio is designed for adult people rather than pets or children.
Yes. Use Swap roles before submitting, or replace either portrait. The first slot is the survivor. The second slot becomes the zombie in the cabin and appears healthy again in the memory. You can use any two adults whose photos you are permitted to use; the roles are not gender-specific.
No. The cabin, reunion and meadow ending are already directed. Choose the two portraits and a frame, then confirm permission and submit. Custom prompts, alternate plots and timeline editing are not available in this version.
Browsing the story and preparing your photos does not start a paid generation. Creating a video requires an account and 100 credits. The one-time packs shown above provide 1, 3 or 10 generation allowances, and their credits do not expire. There is no monthly subscription in the current catalog.
Confirmed failed generations return the reserved credits to your account. If submission is still being checked, the task may remain pending until its outcome is confirmed. A new generation spends another 100 credits, so check the existing task before submitting again. Credit returns and payment refunds are separate processes.
Processing time depends on the provider’s queue and the work needed to generate and save the video. There is no guaranteed completion time. Follow the task in My videos rather than starting another task because the first one is still processing.
The generation includes native scene audio and is directed without dialogue or background music. The intended sounds are environmental details such as wind, footsteps and birds. Sound can vary with the generated result. Add your own licensed music, voice-over or subtitles in an external editor after downloading.
No. It is an illustrated story concept showing the intended cabin-to-meadow change. Explore the story opens that illustration and a description of the three moments. Your finished video will be a new AI interpretation of the story and your two portraits.
The portraits guide both identities, but exact likeness, hands, motion and transition timing are not guaranteed. Clear source photos give the model a better starting point. Review the finished clip before sharing; the concept illustration does not promise an identical pose, background or result.
Open My videos in the account that submitted the task. Completed videos have a preview and download control. Delivery links are available for 14 days after completion, so download your MP4 during that window. The library is an account workspace rather than a permanent archive.
The app does not publish your uploads or completed videos to a public gallery. Completed files are delivered through your authenticated account. Portraits are sent to the moderation and generation providers to process the task. Read the Privacy Policy for the processing and retention details before submitting.
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