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One complete story
Start with the person you would always recognize.
A cold world. A warm memory.
A raised gun. A familiar face. A choice to embrace. Create your own cold-to-warm zombie love story.
Edited 25-second H3 example with AI-generated adult characters, scene references and sound design. A ruined-city standoff cuts to a beach kiss and sunset memory. Select a video from your library to see your own result. How this example was made
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Same face · two worlds
A clear photo is where the story starts. See the reference become a cold encounter and a warm memory, then bring your own two photos.
Him · Cold scene · AI illustration
Start with exactly two separate photos. Your photo stays human. The other photo is the adult person who turns.

Your photoStays human
Who turnsHim · your adult partner or loved one
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 MB per photo
Cold scene
Recognise him, even in a changed world.Warm memory
A hard cut to an earlier, happier memory.Pricing
$9.99
One complete story
Start with the person you would always recognize.
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Explore a different world. Keep another memory.
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A partner, a pet, a friend. Make room for every story.
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The story
The AI zombie trend turns a familiar face into a fictional encounter across two worlds. Someone you love, or a pet you know by heart, appears changed in a cold, abandoned place. Then comes recognition: a look, a gesture, the choice to move closer. The reunion hard-cuts to an earlier, warmer memory when everything was ordinary. It is a memory of life before the change. Pet stories keep the animal’s familiar shape and make the reunion gentle and weapon-free. With two photos, a character type, and a scene, you give the story its people and place.
Variants
Your story
A familiar face in an unfamiliar world. Recognize the person you love, close the distance, and return to a memory of being together.
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The same ears, the same markings, the same place beside you. A quiet, weapon-free reunion with your dog leads to a happier everyday moment.
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A small silhouette you would know anywhere. Keep your cat’s familiar shape and markings in a gentle, weapon-free story about finding each other.
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A parent, a grandparent, or an adult sibling. Two adult portraits become a reunion that cuts back to the warmth of an ordinary day together.
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The friend you would recognize through anything. A tense encounter gives way to a familiar embrace and a memory of better days.
Choose this storyThese are story directions. Our reviewed edited example covers one fictional adult couple. Pet stories and other scenes have not undergone the same output review.
Options
| What is involved | Zombie AI Video | Using separate video tools |
|---|---|---|
| Your part | Upload two photos, choose a type, and pick a scene | Write prompts, generate clips, and edit the sequence |
| Settings | Model, timing, quality, and framing are fixed for you | Choose and adjust the settings in each tool |
| Story | A prepared story from a cold encounter to a warm memory | Write the story and plan the shots yourself |
| Editing | The story is assembled for you to review | Arrange the clips and align the cuts in an editor |
| Price | 1 video for $9.99; 3 videos for $24.99; 10 videos for $69.99. Purchases are not open yet. | Depends on your generation tools and editor |
| Delivery | Preview and download from your private video library | Save and organize the exported files yourself |
Prefer to make your own edit? Start with a free story prompt, then follow the step-by-step guide.
Free prompts, a practical editing guide, and the story behind the zombie hug format.
A 25-second MiniMax H3 example with fictional adults, prepared scene references, manual shot selection and sound editing. The ruined-city encounter cuts to a beach memory at 16 seconds. It is not an unedited result of the automatic two-photo workflow.
Compare our guided two-photo workflow, Zombie AI Trend and a manual AI-and-editing workflow, with clear evidence limits, settings differences and availability.
Understand the zombie love story format: two people, a moment of recognition, and an embrace that cuts from a dark scene into a warm memory.
Prepare two portraits, plan a zombie-to-memory transition, generate manageable shots, and edit the embrace into a clear, emotional short video.
Copy original zombie love story prompts, including a six-part rainy-city-to-beach plan and two-part plans for other settings. Review the requested actions before generating.
Before your first story
The photos, the story, the price and what to expect from your result.
A zombie love story is a fictional AI short that contrasts a cold encounter with someone you recognise and a warm memory of life before the change. Zombie AI Video uses two separate reference photos to cast the human and the person or pet who turns. The story is newly generated, so faces, movement and individual shots can vary.
The sample and guides are publicly available. New video generation is not open yet. The site is not accepting purchases at the moment. The prepared workflow uses your photo in the human slot and a separate photo of the adult person or pet who turns in the other slot. Choose the character type and a scene. The studio prepares the story and generation settings. An account with one available video is required to submit when generation is available; review the finished result in your library before downloading or sharing.
Use two separate, clear photos with one subject in each. For people, show one adult facing the camera in natural light, with both eyes visible. Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters and group shots. For pets, include the whole face and ears, keeping natural fur markings visible. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 20 MB per photo.
The studio has pet story branches: your photo stays human and the pet reference guides the animal who turns. The cold scene calls for recognisable fictional zombie styling; the warm memory shows the healthy pet. Pet stories use animal movement and no weapons. The cat comparison on this page is an AI illustration, not a verified pet video. Species, markings and movement still need review in each result.
No. In the generator, you only upload two photos, choose the character type and select a scene. The prompt, model, timing, resolution and framing are handled by the prepared workflow. The separate free prompt library is for people who prefer to generate and edit clips themselves.
Link to this answerChoose a partner, an adult family member, a best friend or a pet. The five scenes are Snow cabin, Rainy city, Empty supermarket, Deserted highway and The old home. Actions change with the relationship: partner stories can be romantic, family and friend stories use platonic gestures, and pet stories keep the animal’s natural form.
Link to this answer1 video for $9.99; 3 videos for $24.99; 10 videos for $69.99. Each complete story uses one video, including its clips and assembly. Unused videos never expire. These are the planned video pack prices. Purchases are not open yet.
Link to this answerThe sample, guides and original prompts are free to view without an account. Creating a complete story requires an account with one available video when generation is available. The sample and guides are publicly available. New video generation is not open yet. The site is not accepting purchases at the moment.
Link to this answerYes. An account is required to submit a story and access your private results. You can inspect the public sample, read photo guidance and copy the free prompts without signing in. Completed account videos can be previewed and downloaded from your video library.
Link to this answerThe prepared story targets about 25 seconds. The published V3 example is exactly 25 seconds, manually selected from seven generated source clips into six story sections, with its warm-memory cut at 16 seconds. It includes extra reference preparation and editing beyond the current automatic workflow. Other scenes, inputs and action timing can vary.
Link to this answerThe studio uses a fixed vertical workflow. The published 25-second example is 768 × 1344 pixels, which is a 4:7 frame, in the model’s 768P tier. It should not be described as a measured 9:16 export. Check the delivered dimensions and crop in your editor if a publishing platform requires exact 9:16.
Link to this answerWatch the same edited V3 video in the homepage player and the example page. Its fictional adult identities were developed with additional character, setting and eye references, followed by separate generations, manual shot selection and sound editing. The example page documents that process, actual dimensions and limitations. It is not a direct automatic two-photo result. Him and cat illustrations are labelled separately.
Link to this answerExact likeness is not guaranteed. References guide identity, but face shape, age, hair, fur markings, hands and movement can drift between clips. Clear photos help. Compare the cold and warm scenes before sharing; our edited sample still has stylized skin, clothing and motion details.
Link to this answerNo. The two photos guide a newly generated story. This is not a face-swap template applied to an existing film. Scene, pose and motion are generated, which is why the finished result can differ from both the reference photos and the sample.
Link to this answerThere is no guaranteed completion time. A story involves multiple clips and assembly, and provider queues or retries can affect the wait. Follow the existing task in your library. If its status is uncertain, wait for reconciliation instead of submitting the same story again.
Link to this answerThe site does not provide or license a particular trending song. The published sample contains an audio track, but that does not establish a soundtrack entitlement for your own video. Review the delivered sound and add music you have permission to use, including through your publishing platform where appropriate.
Link to this answerA confirmed generation failure returns one video to your balance. If the supplier outcome is uncertain or assembly can be retried, that video remains reserved while the existing task is resolved. Returning a video entitlement is different from refunding a payment; payment requests follow the refund policy.
Link to this answerUnused videos in the listed one-time packs do not expire. There is no recurring subscription or automatic renewal for these packs. Each complete story uses one video from your balance.
Link to this answerCustomer uploads and results are accessed through account authorization or temporary access links. The generation service processes the inputs required to produce your story. Public samples use fictional references and are separate from customer files. See the Privacy Policy for processing and deletion information.
Link to this answerUse adult human subjects and only photos you have permission to use. Do not upload a child’s portrait for this zombie story workflow. A permission checkbox does not establish consent or rights to someone’s likeness. Pet references can be used in the dedicated pet branch.
Link to this answerCommercial use depends on the generation service’s terms and your rights to the photos, likenesses and any music. Review those permissions and the actual output before publishing. Buying a video does not automatically clear third-party rights.
Link to this answerReview the delivered file before sharing. The studio uses fixed output settings, but it does not make a site-wide guarantee that every provider output will be watermark-free.
Link to this answerIt is designed for users who want a guided two-photo zombie love story with relationship and scene choices, prepared settings and video packs rather than a prompt-heavy editor. Compare the real sample and its limitations with your needs. The sample and guides are publicly available. New video generation is not open yet. The site is not accepting purchases at the moment. Our comparison guide explains the criteria and includes our own product; it is not a user-vote or market-share ranking.
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Start with your photos and a scene. Give the last embrace a story worth remembering.