Two photos. One last embrace.

Zombie Love Story Generator

Turn two portraits into a cinematic 15-second story: recognition, the leap, and a hard cut back to the day everything was warm.

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the return

The recognition

A familiar face in an impossible place.

the memory

Back to that day

The same two people, before the world changed.

Build your story

Two clear portraits work best.

Private by default
Becomes the zombieJPG, PNG or WebP · 10 MB max
Still humanJPG, PNG or WebP · 10 MB max

Choose the memory

Exact production prompt
ROLE LOCK
- SURVIVOR = @Image2. This person stays fully human in every shot.
- TURNED LOVED ONE = @Image1. This person has the fictional zombie look only in the cold scene and is fully healthy in the warm memory.
- Take each person's face, hair, body proportions, and recognizable clothing details only from their own reference. Keep the two identities separate and never exchange their roles. Show only these two adults.

FORMAT
One 15-second photorealistic cinematic video, vertical 9:16, natural motion, 35mm film look. Follow the five-shot order exactly. Use direct cuts only.

SHOT 1 — 0.0-2.0s — EXTREME CLOSE-UP
In a deserted snow-covered city street at blue hour beneath a cold streetlight, show the TURNED LOVED ONE's face clearly: the exact face and hair from @Image1, with clean cinematic zombie makeup, matte ash-grey skin, pale milky eyes, and a sad recognizable expression. Slow push-in. Cold blue-grey light.

SHOT 2 — 2.0-4.0s — EMOTIONAL CLOSE-UP
Cut to the SURVIVOR from @Image2. They recognize the loved one and their fear changes into tenderness. A small metal flashlight is held low and points at the ground. The turned loved one remains visible behind them.

SHOT 3 — 4.0-6.0s — MEDIUM SHOT
The SURVIVOR deliberately switches off the flashlight, puts it on the ground, then opens both empty arms. Hold long enough to read the decision.

SHOT 4 — 6.0-9.0s — LOCKED SIDE-VIEW TWO-SHOT
Both people are full-body profiles. The TURNED LOVED ONE still has ash-grey skin and pale milky eyes, takes two quick steps toward the SURVIVOR, and makes a heartfelt leap toward the open embrace. At the peak of the leap, make a clean hard match cut. Do not dissolve.

SHOT 5 — 9.0-15.0s — MATCHED WARM MEMORY
Continue the same movement in a bright summer beach at golden hour, with warm sunlight reflecting on the water. Keep the same locked side-view camera, profile angle, body size, screen positions, and direction of movement. Both people are now fully healthy with natural warm skin and clear bright eyes. The SURVIVOR catches the LOVED ONE; they complete the embrace, turn together once, then settle into a close hug and laugh softly. Golden-hour backlight and a very slow dolly-in.

CONTINUITY
Keep both faces stable and clearly recognizable, clothing details consistent, bodies separate, and hands and arms natural. Show only these two adults.

AUDIO
Cold wind, soft footsteps, and one quiet breath in shots 1-4. At the match cut, resolve into warm environmental ambience and soft emotional piano. No dialogue.

OUTPUT CLEANUP
No captions, subtitles, logos, watermarks, extra people, or duplicate bodies.

15-second vertical story

9:16 · 720p · sound

  1. 1Recognition in a cold, abandoned place
  2. 2The human chooses the hug
  3. 3A leap across the distance
  4. 4A hard cut to the warm memory

Add two photos to continue.

Your generated video is available only to your signed-in account.

Explore the format

One story, three ways people find it.

These names describe the same recognition, embrace and memory structure. Choose the angle that matches the story you want to make.

The story arc

Fifteen seconds. Four emotional beats.

00–04s

Recognize

One arrives changed. The other still knows that face.

04–07s

Choose

The prop stays down. Open arms replace fear.

07–09s

Leap

The distance closes in one impossible embrace.

09–15s

Remember

A hard cut returns them to a warmer day.

Prefer a moderation-safe version with no prop? Copy the flashlight prompt. If a task is rejected or stalls, use the video troubleshooting guide.

What you receive

Made to feel personal—not complicated.

The generator keeps the setup short and makes the privacy rules visible before you upload.

15-second vertical MP4

720p, 9:16, with sound

Private account download

Only the signed-in owner can open the result

Private by default

No public customer gallery

Automatic credit return

Failed generations do not consume a credit

Simple pricing

Pay once. Create anytime.

Video packs never expire. No monthly subscription.

1 video

$6.90

$6.90 per video, one-time payment

  • 15-second 9:16 video, 720p
  • Sound included
  • Video credits never expire
  • Failed generations return the credit automatically
  • Private download for your signed-in account
Save $5.80

3 videos

$14.90

$4.97 per video, one-time payment

  • 15-second 9:16 video, 720p
  • Sound included
  • Video credits never expire
  • Failed generations return the credit automatically
  • Private download for your signed-in account
Save $29.10

10 videos

$39.90

$3.99 per video, one-time payment

  • 15-second 9:16 video, 720p
  • Sound included
  • Video credits never expire
  • Failed generations return the credit automatically
  • Private download for your signed-in account

Answers before upload

Frequently asked questions

What is the zombie love story trend?+

A short vertical story in which one person has turned into a zombie, the other recognizes them, and the embrace cuts to a warm memory. It is also called the zombie hug or zombie couple video.

How much does one video cost?+

The one-video pack costs $6.90. Larger one-time packs reduce the price per video, and there is no recurring subscription.

What photos work best?+

Use one clear photo per person. Front-facing or three-quarter portraits, good light, and visible shoulders produce the most reliable results.

Can I use someone else's photo?+

Only if every person shown is an adult and has agreed to this AI use. Do not upload photos of minors, public figures, or anyone who has not consented.

Is this a face swap?+

No reference video is collected. The planned workflow generates a new fictional scene from the two portraits you provide.

Why was my video rejected?+

Threatening actions, graphic language, unclear consent, or unsuitable source images can trigger rejection. The production prompt uses a grounded flashlight, restrained fictional makeup, and a short affirmative visual description.

How long does it take?+

Most renders take about 5–10 minutes. Keep this page open; progress is shown here and the video appears automatically when it is ready.

What happens if a render fails?+

The video credit is returned automatically, so a failed generation costs you nothing.

How are my photos handled?+

Customer photos are not placed in a public gallery. They are retained in private object storage until operational cleanup or a verified deletion request; no fixed automatic deletion period is currently promised.

Can I use the finished video commercially?+

You may use the delivered video subject to the rights in your source photos, applicable law, platform rules, and any third-party rights. Clearly disclose AI generation when appropriate.

Can I use a pet photo?+

Yes. A person-and-pet version can use the same emotional structure, though results vary more than two clear human portraits.