

The last embrace
A familiar face. An impossible reunion. A love that remembers.
Turn two photos into the direction for a cinematic Zombie AI story. A terrifying encounter, a running leap, and a warm memory of the one you would always recognize.

BEFORE IT ALLSome things never change.
Neither would I.Start with the faces you know.
Build a reunion you can feel.
Click or drop a photo · JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 10 MB each
Adds to your personal story direction. Add clothing or accessory details; the story sequence stays fixed. Sample videos stay the same.
Two complete Zombie AI examples.
Press play and listen to the story.


A familiar face. An impossible reunion. A love that remembers.


Because some bonds follow you to the end of the world.
Zombie AI turns two photos into a cinematic reunion between a survivor and an infected loved one. The cold encounter gives way to a warm memory: the same faces, a different meaning. Create an AI Zombie story with a partner, friend or pet, without writing a full scene from scratch.
The studio supplies the story direction; you choose the cast, setting and canvas. The examples above are our generated clips. Your own photos create a new result, with variation in identity, action and timing.
The essentials, before you upload.
Your photos. A world. A moment to keep.

Start your Zombie AI story with two separate photos. Put the person or pet who turns on the left and the healthy adult survivor on the right. Clear eyes, a visible face and simple lighting help the model recognize each subject.

Pick a snow cabin, rain-soaked city or ruined chapel. Each world has its own warm-memory direction. Choose 480p or 720p and vertical or wide framing. A small clothing or collar detail can personalize the scene without replacing the story.

Sign in, check the credit cost and confirm permission before generating. Your AI Zombie video renders in the background. Watch the finished MP4 in the preview or My creations, then download within 30 days and save your favorite version.
A FRAME FROM THE LAST EMBRACEThe AI Zombie format works through contrast. A frightening reunion becomes a reminder of who the characters were together. Our Zombie AI direction follows three broad beats; these are creative instructions, not guaranteed timestamps.
The survivor recognizes the infected loved one. Tears, hesitation and a single shot establish the cold encounter.
The weapon drops. The survivor waits as the loved one approaches and leaps. Recognition holds the scene together.
The direction cuts before contact to a healthy reunion. Warm light and familiar faces give the leap a new meaning.

Make a Zombie AI reunion with a partner or an adult friend. A familiar scarf, jacket or expression can connect the cold scene to the memory. Keep one subject in each reference photo and let the relationship carry the story.

Try an AI Zombie story with your dog or cat. The pet direction preserves species, fur markings and collar details while asking for animal movement. Choose With my best friend and give the model a clear, unobstructed pet photo.
Use vertical framing for a phone-first AI Zombie video, or wide framing for a landscape composition. Both resolutions use the same story direction. A larger output gives you more pixels; it does not fix an unclear photo or guarantee a better performance.
Sharing note: YouTube’s official Shorts guide describes square or vertical videos as eligible formats, subject to its current rules. Upload eligibility does not guarantee reach.
| Choose | Best starting point |
|---|---|
| 480p · 75 credits | A smaller file for an initial story test. |
| 720p · 165 credits | More resolution for reviewing facial detail. |
| 9:16 vertical | Phone screens, Reels and Shorts layouts. |
| 16:9 wide | Landscape viewing and a wider scene. |
Seedance 2.5 · 15 seconds · audio requested.
Download within 30 days. Keep a local copy.
A little clarity before the story starts.
An AI Zombie video is a short fictional reunion: an infected loved one approaches a survivor, then the cold encounter cuts into a healthy, happy memory. Zombies AI builds a fifteen-second direction around two reference photos. The result is a new AI video, so likeness, actions and timing can vary.
Sign in, choose a person or pet, and upload two separate photos. Put the infected subject on the left and the healthy survivor on the right. Select one of three worlds, a resolution and a format. Confirm photo permission and the displayed credit cost, then generate.
Yes. Choose With my best friend and upload a dog or cat on the left, with their adult owner on the right. The pet direction asks for animal movement and consistent fur markings. It supports all three worlds. The pet sample shows the format; it does not guarantee every action in a new output.
Use a sharp, evenly lit photo of one subject per upload. Keep human eyes and facial outlines visible; include a pet’s ears, muzzle and coat markings. Upload JPG, PNG or WebP files under 10 MB each, at least 300 pixels on both sides. Avoid group photos, sunglasses and heavy face filters.
Yes. Zombie AI requests native audio with the video: scene ambience, music and story sound effects. The direction includes one theatrical gunshot before the survivor drops the weapon. Audio details and their exact timing are generated by the model and can vary.
Choose vertical 9:16 for a phone-first composition or 16:9 for a wider frame. Both produce a fifteen-second MP4 with a 480p or 720p resolution request. Leave space around the subjects for movement, and check the finished crop before posting. Higher resolution does not guarantee better likeness or action.
Generation uses account credits. A fifteen-second story costs 75 credits at 480p or 165 credits at 720p. The same rates apply to people and pets. New accounts start with no credits, and credit packs are one-time purchases when checkout is available. See Pricing for current packs and checkout availability.
Your Zombie AI task stays in My creations, even if you close the studio. The homepage also restores your latest recent story when you sign in. Download the MP4 within 30 days and save a local copy. Rendering time varies; the preview shows the current task status.
Examples show individual generated results, rather than a frame-by-frame promise. New photos can change faces, movement, the cut and the audio. A completed AI video is not automatically refunded for a creative difference. Confirmed failed jobs return credits; an uncertain submission stays under review to avoid charging for a duplicate.
Browsing and choosing a local photo do not upload it. Photos are sent only when you confirm and generate. We remove image metadata before processing, and results are available through your signed-in account. Read Privacy for processing, retention and download details. Only use photos you have permission to use.