The short answer
A zombie apocalypse video starts with your photos and places the two characters in a fictional ruined city. Zombie Story follows the encounter, the moment of recognition, the embrace and a bright memory of life before the disaster.
Before you create
- Use two portraits or one photo of both of you.
- Photo 2 turns into the zombie; in a shared photo, the person on the right turns.
- Vertical 9:16 by default. Choose the model, length and resolution before rendering.
- Generation requires credits and an available AI service.
A small story at the end of the world
The story starts in an abandoned city. One person has turned; the survivor pauses, recognises the face they love and reaches out with empty hands. The two embrace, then the scene moves to a warm memory of happier days. The gentle transformation uses pale makeup and intact skin, with no weapons or threats.
The setting creates the stakes, but the relationship carries the scene. Instead of a large battle or a crowd of monsters, the camera stays with two people and the decision between them.
The four moments in the scene
- The encounter: the survivor faces someone who has changed.
- The decision: recognition brings the pair closer.
- The embrace: the two move toward each other.
- The memory: warm light recalls an ordinary happy day.
How to make the zombie video
- Add the photos. Choose two portraits or one picture of both of you, then check who is in each role.
- Choose the effect. Zombie Story includes recognition, a hug and a warm memory, without weapons. Zombie shows a gradual transformation followed by a hug.
- Review the settings and cost. Select the available model, duration and format before signing in to render.
- Download your completed clip. Watch it through before posting; a failed render returns the consumed credits.
Can I change the setting?
This studio uses the selected effect’s preset story. It does not offer a freeform scene editor or custom background upload. To explore a different narrative, use the example prompts on the Zombie Love Story Prompt page in a tool that accepts custom prompts.
The default is a vertical 9:16, 12-second clip for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. You can choose a different supported length and aspect ratio in the studio. Longer clips cost more credits; the quoted cost updates before you generate.
Photo tips
- Use a bright, front-facing portrait. Both eyes should be visible, with no heavy filters or sunglasses.
- Match the face size in both photos. A cropped head-and-shoulders image works better than a distant group shot.
- For one shared photo, put the survivor on the left and the future zombie on the right.
- Ask everyone pictured before uploading or publishing. Review the generated faces before you post.
What you get
- An AI-generated scene built around the people in your uploaded photos.
- The selected video length and aspect ratio, with the credit price shown in advance.
- A downloadable video to keep or share after you have reviewed the result.