Upload one or two photos and turn them into a gentle zombie love story, reunion, or hug. Describe the scene, choose a 5–15 second clip, and preview the result in your browser.
Character photos · 5–15 seconds · Audio available
Image 1: survivor. Image 2 (optional): their loved one. Upload order sets the roles. Use photos you have permission to upload.
One or two reference photos · 5–15 seconds · 480P / 768P · Portrait video
Before you generate
Upload one photo for a solo scene or assign two photos to two characters. Results vary, so review the preview before sharing.
Upload one character photo or two photos for a two-person story. Use photos you own or have permission to use.
Choose a whole-second duration from 5 through 15 seconds. Longer stories need separate clips and editing.
Use 480P to try an idea or 768P for more detail.
480P costs 6 credits per second; 768P costs 10. The exact total appears before you submit.
The displayed credit cost depends on duration and resolution. A second reference photo does not add a separate credit charge.
People turn familiar photos into short fictional zombie scenes, often telling a love, reunion, or friendship story. Start with a recognizable pair and one clear emotional moment.
Stage an affectionate encounter between two characters, with mild zombie styling and a clear ending.
Describe Image 1 and Image 2 separately so the prompt keeps each role clear.
Learn the common format and how to adapt it without copying another creator’s video.
A simple path from two photos to a shareable short clip.
Choose clear, authorized photos with visible faces and similar framing.
In the prompt, call the first photo Image 1 and the second Image 2. Say who becomes a zombie and what happens.
Set a 5–15 second duration and choose 480P or 768P. Portrait works well for short-form sharing.
Inspect both characters throughout the clip, then download a result you want to keep.
Give the model one readable scene. Specify each photo’s role, a short sequence of actions, the visual mood, and sound if needed.
“Image 1 is the survivor. Image 2 is their partner with subtle zombie makeup.”
For example: the survivor pauses, recognizes their partner, and they embrace.
Ask for cinematic twilight and a non-gory appearance when you want a romantic result.
Keep the action realistic for a 5–15 second clip; split longer stories into separate shots.
Add quiet ambience or a music cue. Generated audio and lip sync can vary.
See a prompt framework you can adapt to your own photos.
Pick a story that fits the photos you have and the short runtime.
A brief recognition and reunion scene for a couple.
Build the clip around one affectionate gesture and a clear emotional beat.
Turn a shared photo pair into a fictional, non-gory encounter.
Photo inputs, clip length, cost, and what to expect.
Start with one or two photos and one clear moment between the characters.