EXAMPLE 01
Zombie couple video: the reunion
A tense encounter softens into recognition. Then, a memory of life together.
Provided example · 20.74s · 854×480 · Sound availableCurrent generator: 15s · 768P adaptationUse this template
TWO PORTRAITS TO A FINISHED CLIPZombie AI
Zombie AI
Video Generator
Use this zombie AI video generator to put two familiar faces into a short horror romance, without writing prompts or joining separate shots. Get a 15-second 768P MP4 with scene sound effects. Two fixed roles; 100 credits per attempt, from US$8.90.
Two portraits required 9:16 or 16:9 MP4 with sound effects
01 / CREATE
Make your zombie couple video
Photo 1 stays human. Photo 2 becomes the zombie, then her human self in the memory. Add both portraits and choose your format.
JPG, PNG or WebP · max 4 MB each
A clear portrait of the male character.
JPG, PNG or WebP · max 4 MB each
A clear portrait of the female character.
15 seconds ·768P MP4·Sound effects
Use photos you have permission to use. One-time packs, no subscription. Photo privacy · See all prices
WATCH THE STORY
Complete example · Sound available
A tense encounter. A familiar face. A memory worth keeping.
Provided example at its original length and resolution. Your video is a 15-second, 768P adaptation. Faces, movement, and framing may vary.
2 portraits15s one story768P with sound
01 / SEE THE STORY
Watch the zombie couple video examples
Each zombie couple video follows an encounter, an embrace, and a memory. Look at both characters throughout the complete example.
Current generator: 15s · 768P adaptationUse this template
EXAMPLE 02
A zombie love story with another couple
See another pair of characters move through the hug and the warm memory.
Provided example · 20.74s · 854×480 · Sound availableCurrent generator: 15s · 768P adaptationUse this template
02 / KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MAKING
What does this zombie AI video generator create?
This is a photo-to-video tool: two still portraits become a moving scene with an encounter, a hug and a memory. Your photos supply the faces; the prepared reference supplies the action. You receive one MP4 with scene sound effects, ready to review and download.
Check the cast before uploading: Photo 1 is the male human partner; Photo 2 is the female partner who appears as a zombie, then human. There is no prompt box or footage upload. If you already have a selfie, a filmed clip or a script, use the comparison below to find the input type your idea needs.
Compare input and editing options
03 / FEWER DECISIONS BEFORE YOUR FIRST CLIP
What you can control before generating
Start with the result you want, then check whether these controls are enough.
01
Choose the faces, keep the cast
Use two separate portraits of people who agreed to appear. The slots assign identities to fixed roles; swapping files does not rewrite those roles.
Review the upload labels02
Choose the shape for your post
Select 9:16 for a vertical feed or 16:9 for a wide frame. Duration stays at 15 seconds. Decide first: a second render in another ratio spends another 100 credits.
Check the output and cost03
Start with a complete sequence
The action and scene sound effects are prepared together. There is no scene picker, dialogue field or music selector. You can edit the downloaded MP4 separately.
See the sequence you are choosing04 / FROM INPUT TO DOWNLOAD
How to use the zombie AI video generator
Match each photo to its role
Add one unobstructed face per file. Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB each. Start with ordinary portraits; you do not need to create zombie makeup first.
Set the format and review the spend
Choose your frame, sign in and check your balance. Confirm the two portraits before starting the 100-credit generation.
Review the finished MP4
Open the completed task, play the whole clip with sound and save it locally. Review it before adding a caption or sharing it.
Decide what needs to be generated
Set the faces and composition here. Save captions, titles and your music choice for the downloaded clip. Those finishing touches do not require another AI render, so you can try several edits of one result without spending more generation credits here.
For help choosing usable portraits, follow the detailed photo preparation checklist. Keep your source files handy if you later choose another take.
Example: one vertical post and one wide version
Suppose you want a 9:16 social post and a 16:9 version for a wider screen, with the action composed for each frame. That is two separate generations: 200 credits in total. Cropping one saved video in an editor avoids a second render, but may cut a person out of the hug. Choose whether new composition is worth another attempt.
05 / MATCH THE TOOL TO YOUR IDEA
When this template fits your video idea
You want your faces in this scene
For a Halloween post or a horror-romance clip to share together, the zombie AI video generator gives you a defined starting point. Preview the action first so the mood is right for both people.
- The supplied story matches your idea
- Both portraits fit the two character roles
- A short clip is the finished result you want
You need to direct a different story
A solo reveal, pet reunion, different pairing or longer horror trailer needs controls this template does not provide. Start with a shot plan and choose tools that support your references.
- Define your characters and setting
- Generate and review individual shots
- Assemble the sequence in an editor
06 / READ THE DEMO CORRECTLY
What the examples tell you about your output
Evaluate a zombie AI video generator by the deliverable you will receive, as well as the clip you can preview.
Three details to compare before buying
- Length: the supplied examples run 20.74 seconds; your requested output is 15 seconds. Do not plan captions against the longer demo’s timestamps.
- Frame: the example files are 854×480 landscape; the generator requests 768P in your chosen ratio. A vertical version adapts the composition instead of guaranteeing the same crop.
- Identity: the supplied clips show the scene’s direction, not how accurately your own face will render. Likeness can vary through movement and the change back to human.
Which changes can you make after downloading?
Keep the original MP4 and make edited copies. The choices below require an external editor; they are not controls inside this generator. Your chosen editor may have its own fees.
Add a caption or title
Place text over a copy of the saved clip. Preview it during the embrace so it does not cover either face. Changing the wording needs no new generation here.
Create the clip to captionChange the soundtrack
The MP4 includes scene sound effects, not a promised trend song. An editor can lower or replace that audio and add music you have permission to use, without changing the generated faces.
Listen to the supplied examplesTrim or crop your version
An editor can shorten the clip or crop the frame. It cannot recover action outside that frame. Preview both people throughout the hug before choosing a tighter crop.
Check which workflow fitsChange a face or the action
Text and audio edits leave the generated scene intact. Different portraits require another paid render here; a different plot requires a tool with scene controls. A bigger pack does not add those controls.
Plan a different scene07 / START WITH THE MATERIAL YOU HAVE
Which zombie AI video generator workflow fits your input?
| You have | You want | Does this page fit? | Your next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two separate portraits | Your faces in the supplied two-person scene | Yes, if the fixed character roles match | Choose the ratio and upload both photos above |
| One selfie or a pet photo | A solo transformation or an animal character | No; this template requires two human portraits | Find an effect that explicitly supports your subject |
| A video you already filmed | Zombie styling applied to the original action | No; there is no source-video upload | Look for video-to-video editing with footage input |
| A written horror scene | Your own setting, characters and ending | No; the scene instructions are fixed | Use a prompt-based workflow and plan separate shots |
| A finished MP4 from this tool | A new caption, soundtrack or shorter edit | No new generation is needed for those edits | Work on a saved copy in an external editor |
ONE-TIME VIDEO PACKS
Zombie Couple Video Pricing
One zombie couple video uses 100 credits. Every pack includes the same 15-second story, 768P download, and sound effects.
1 video
Try your first version.
$8.90 USD
100 credits · $8.90 per generation
- 15-second zombie couple video
- 768P MP4 download
- Portrait 9:16 or landscape 16:9
- Sound effects included
- Two character photos per video
- One-time payment · No subscription
5 videos
Try different portraits or share another story.
$24.90 USD
500 credits · $4.98 per generation
- 15-second zombie couple video
- 768P MP4 download
- Portrait 9:16 or landscape 16:9
- Sound effects included
- Two character photos per video
- One-time payment · No subscription
20 videos
For creators making several separate videos.
$59.90 USD
2000 credits · $3.00 per generation
- 15-second zombie couple video
- 768P MP4 download
- Portrait 9:16 or landscape 16:9
- Sound effects included
- Two character photos per video
- One-time payment · No subscription
Counts refer to generations, not guaranteed perfect results. Review the full example before buying. Only completely unused credit packs are refundable within 24 hours of purchase. Once any credits from a pack have been used, the entire pack is non-refundable, including its remaining credits. Refund & support rules
Budget for attempts, not a promised perfect take
Each new render costs 100 credits. Five attempts from the US$24.90 Value Pack work out to US$4.98 each if you use all five. That is a cost per generation, not a promise of five publishable results. A different portrait or ratio starts another paid attempt.
Download promptly: stored media is scheduled for cleanup after 24 hours. If a task fails technically without a deliverable, its generation credits return. For cash refunds and unused balances, read the refund policy before purchasing.
09 / ANSWERS FOR YOUR NEXT DECISION
Get help with photos, story or results
PREPARE
Check a portrait before uploading
Use the detailed input checklist if you are unsure which photo to choose.
PREVIEWUnderstand the reference scene
Explore the narrative and transition before putting someone you know into it.
REVIEWWork out what went wrong
Find the next step for a rejected upload, stuck task or unexpected result.
10 / QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Zombie AI video generator FAQ
Check inputs, creative limits and downloads before your first attempt.
Is this zombie AI video generator free to try?
You can inspect the template and supplied examples without paying. Rendering requires sign-in and 100 credits per attempt; the smallest pack is US$8.90. There is no free generated preview. Decide whether the fixed story fits your idea before purchasing.
Can I type a prompt or upload my own reference video?
This page accepts two portraits and a frame choice. It does not accept custom prompts, scripts or reference clips. The prepared video directs the action. For a new setting or ending, plan a separate workflow with tools that offer those controls.
Can a zombie AI video generator animate one selfie?
Some tools offer solo effects; this template requires two different portraits for a male human partner and a female zombie partner. One selfie, a pet image or a group photo does not fit its input requirements. Choose the workflow that matches your cast.
Can I turn an existing video into a zombie video here?
This generator takes still portraits, not uploaded footage. It creates a scene guided by its own reference. To transform a clip you already filmed while retaining its action, look for a video-to-video tool that explicitly accepts source footage.
Does a larger pack improve the video quality?
All three packs use the same 15-second, 768P output specification. Larger packs buy more attempts at a lower per-generation price; they do not unlock 4K, longer clips or a stronger likeness guarantee. Compare how many attempts you actually want to fund.
How long will I wait for my video?
There is no guaranteed completion time. Keep track of the task in My videos while it processes. If progress appears stuck, check the existing task before starting another paid generation. Keep its task ID when asking for help.
Will the same photos produce exactly the same video twice?
An identical result is not guaranteed. A new generation can change facial details, gestures and timing, even with the same portraits and ratio. If you only want another caption or soundtrack, edit your saved MP4 instead of paying to regenerate the scene.
Can I join several outputs into a longer zombie movie?
You can join downloaded clips in an external editor, but each generation repeats the prepared story. It does not continue from the previous ending. For a connected movie with new scenes, use a workflow that lets you direct separate shots and check continuity.
Ready to generate from your photos?
If the sample fits your idea, bring two portraits to the zombie AI video generator. Check the roles and frame, then create your own 15-second version.
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