AI Zombie Hug Video Generator from Two Photos
Use AI Zombie for a short, single-scene zombie hug when you want two separate role-bound portraits and an editable prompt. Photo 1 is the survivor; Photo 2 is the returning loved one. No source video is required. Generating requires sign-in and paid credits.
Load the reusable AI Zombie Hug setup →
Watch the recorded Hug result before using credits →
The reusable setup loads two fictional adult portraits, a starting prompt, 5 seconds, 480P and 9:16. Loading it or changing the prompt does not spend credits. The sample is a starting configuration, while the recorded result below is one historical generation from the documented inputs.
Is this the right hug workflow?
| Decision point | What the current product does |
|---|---|
| Character inputs | Accepts one or two separate subject references, with a maximum of two |
| Two-photo roles | Photo 1 is the survivor; Photo 2 is the loved one, as shown in its own reference |
| Source video | Not required; the scene is synthesized from the references and prompt |
| Story control | The scene prompt is editable before generation, up to 2,000 characters |
| Editing after generation | No timeline editor; revise with another generation or use an external editor |
| Duration | Any whole second from 5 through 15 |
| Resolution | 480P or 768P |
| Aspect ratio | 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16 |
| Account and payment | Sign-in and enough paid credits are required to start a generation |
| Reference-image behavior | The photos are role-bound subject references, not mandatory opening and closing video frames |
This page is for a single encounter that can fit into one short clip. A story with several locations, a long chase, a flashback and a reunion usually needs separate paid generations and an external editor.
Watch one recorded AI zombie hug
The following file is the original, unedited output from one documented request. The request used two fictional adult portraits, an editable Hug prompt, 5 seconds, 480P and 9:16, and showed a 30-credit cost. The returned MP4 is 5.184 seconds and 480 × 832 pixels.
Open the original MP4 · Inspect its prompt, inputs, checksums and frames · Open the machine-readable evidence manifest
What this result does and does not show
The requested embrace occurs within the clip. It also has two visible limitations: the man's facial scratches are stronger than the request for subtle makeup, and the final embrace hides most of the woman's face.
This is one successful generation from one fixed setup. No multi-run repeatability study or automated face-similarity test was performed. It does not establish identity stability, a success rate or the result of another request. Faces, hands, styling, framing, motion and the ending can change on a retry.
What does a generation request cost?
AI Zombie currently sells one-time credit packs:
- Starter: $6.90 for 150 credits
- Creator: $14.90 for 450 credits
- Studio: $39.90 for 1,500 credits
The packs do not renew automatically, and purchased credits do not expire. Video requests use 6 credits per second at 480P or 10 credits per second at 768P. That makes a 5-second 480P request 30 credits and a 15-second 768P request 150 credits.
If all 150 Starter credits are used for five 5-second 480P requests, the effective cost is $1.38 per request. The same pack funds one 15-second 768P request for $6.90. These figures price requests, not guaranteed satisfactory final clips. Every completed retry consumes credits again; confirmed provider failures and content-policy refusals return the reserved credits.
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How to make the short hug
- Open the reusable Hug setup to load the two fictional portraits and current starting settings, or replace them with two authorized adult portraits.
- Keep Photo 1 as the survivor and Photo 2 as the returning loved one.
- Edit the prompt so it asks for one readable action in one setting. For a five-second clip, begin within arm's reach and request one gentle embrace.
- Choose a duration, resolution and aspect ratio, then check the displayed credit quote.
- Sign in and generate. Watch the complete result before publishing or paying for a retry.
The product does not place captions, licensed trend music or an exact edit point for you. Add those in your publishing or video-editing app. Only use photos you have permission to use, and keep the fictional scene non-graphic.
Prompt, evidence and comparison
- Copy and adapt the AI zombie hug prompt for recognition, approach and one embrace.
- Watch the documented Hug output with its recorded settings and visible limitations.
- Compare two-photo AI zombie generators by prompt control, sample reuse, account requirement, duration and price.
- Open the reusable Hug setup when you are ready to inspect the live prompt and quote.