AI Zombie Video Generator from Photos

Create a gentle zombie transformation, reunion, dance or memory transition. Choose one or two identity photos and review the video quote before generating.

The zombie-video effect builds a fictional scene around your reference identities. Choose a subtle transformation, a playful dance, a reunion in the snow, a person-and-pet reunion, a cat scene or a memory transition. Each choice describes a different action while sharing the same generation page and credit rules. The requested scenes avoid blood, injury and animal distress.

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One adult photo; subtle pale makeup and a familiar smile.

JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Use one clear subject per photo.

Seedance 2.5 · 720p · Reference-video seconds and output seconds are included in the quote. Images and audio use the existing pricing policy.

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Use @Image1 as the sole subject identity, preserving face or animal markings, clothing and proportions. An adult gradually acquires subtle pale zombie makeup, turns toward the camera and gives a familiar hesitant smile on a deserted street at dusk. Keep the transformation gentle and face readable.

Extra direction and the sound preference are added at submission. Model guidance does not guarantee frame-by-frame matching.

Estimated credits:1400 credits

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AI Zombie Video Generator from Photos · Prepare the inputs

A transformation, dance, cat scene or memory transition uses one clear subject photo. A love story or two-person meeting needs two separate adult portraits. For a pet reunion, photo A is the adult owner and photo B is the healthy animal. Keep faces, markings and clothing visible; the model cannot recover details hidden in an unclear reference.

Choose a variation

Gentle zombie transformation

One adult photo; subtle pale makeup and a familiar smile.

Love story reunion

Two adult portraits; recognize each other and embrace in snow.

Zombie dance

One full-body subject; a playful shuffle and rhythmic dance.

Owner and pet reunion

Two photos: adult owner A, healthy pet B.

Two-person meeting

Two adult portraits; eye contact and a warm wave in mist.

Spooky cat scene

One healthy cat photo; a gentle walk and familiar markings.

Memory transition

One subject; match identity and pose across cold and warm settings.

How to make the video

First choose the scene, then fill its required image slots. Set a fixed duration and frame. Short clips suit a single gesture; a reunion or transition needs time to show recognition and the final pose. Additional direction can describe snow, mist or light, but should keep the assigned roles and action order. Review the quote after the images upload, submit once, and follow the actual task until a result arrives.

Review the result

In a two-person scene, check that the faces and clothes never swap. For pet reunion and cat scenes, inspect the animal’s coat, muzzle, paws and healthy appearance. Dance scenes need readable joints and both feet in frame. A memory transition should preserve the same person across its cold and warm settings.

If faces blend, use separate single-subject portraits and simplify the interaction. If the pet changes appearance, choose a sharper animal photo and keep the motion gentle. If a transition changes identity, remove conflicting wardrobe or character instructions. If a task is still queued or its status is unavailable, refresh it rather than starting another paid request.

Common questions

Which scenes require two photos?

The love story, two-person meeting and owner-and-pet reunion require two separate identity photos. Other variations use one photo. The form changes its required slots when you choose a scene.

Will this edit an existing movie or copy the demo?

The photo-based workflow creates a new fictional scene. The demo illustrates a direction and is not sent as a hidden motion reference. It is not your current task result or a guarantee of identical footage.

Does a failed generation return credits?

A task confirmed as failed follows the site’s existing reserved-credit refund rules. A network or status error alone is not proof of a failed task. Check the saved task; a completed result followed by another take is a separate paid generation.

The generated motion, likeness and soundtrack need to be reviewed before downloading.

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