Turn your photos into a cinematic zombie story with AI Zombie. Cast yourself and your partner, a friend or your pet in a thrilling, romantic video — no editing skills needed.
Love never dies.STORY DEMOUpload two photos. Let AI turn them into a cinematic zombie story.
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The survivorCharacter 1
The zombieCharacter 2
Your two photos go to the selected model service for generation. Saved videos remain in your account until you delete them; provider copies follow its own retention policy. The current service is shown once settings load.
Photo privacy and retentionSample video size preview
Sample video cropped to the selected frame.9:16 · PortraitYour two original photos go directly into video generation. Credits are charged once; no character image generation step.
Drafts expire 24 hours after your latest studio activity and are cleared when next opened. Clear photos above to remove this draft now.
Choose two clear photos: one survivor, and a partner, friend or pet who becomes the zombie.
Choose your cast, check the roles and confirm permission. Cinematic style, 5s, 10s or 15s, with output settings based on the selected model.
Let AI create your cinematic zombie video with sound. Watch, download and share your story.
Explore playable demos, a credited pet reference, and a friends storyboard. Sample sources and available formats are explained in the gallery.
A survivor hesitates, recognizes a transformed loved one, and moves from a cold barn encounter to a warm reunion. English scene captions describe the visual beats.
15s · Illustrative demo · not a verified studio result
Explore the love story generator →A close-up of the survivor builds tension before the encounter. Use this as a framing study; the studio currently creates a reunion story rather than a separate survival preset.
15s · Illustrative demo · not a verified studio result
Read the shot and photo guide →A frightening transformation gives way to the bond between an owner and a pet. This externally sourced reference illustrates direction; it is not a verified output from our studio.
15s · Reference film from aizombie.video
Read the pet video guide →Demos illustrate story direction, not guaranteed output. The friends concept has no finished video yet.
Movie-like visuals, camera movement and generated sound.
A four-scene zombie story built around your characters.
Upload your photos. The story and direction are ready.
Create with your partner, a friend or your pet.
Establish the survivor, reveal the transformed character, pause for recognition, then end with a reunion. Learn the shot structure and compare a ready-made generator with a custom prompt or edited sequence.
Choose a story direction, see available footage, and find the steps for your cast.
5 seconds: 200 credits · 10 seconds: 300 · 15 seconds: 500. Start with a $4.90 pack, or compare larger packs and monthly credits.
View all pricingPhotos, generation, sound, credits and your finished video.
An AI zombie video generator turns two portrait photos into a short fictional zombie story. One person is the survivor and the other becomes a zombie. AI generates the scenes, motion and sound using both photos as character references.
Upload a clear photo of each consenting adult, or one adult and their own pet. Choose your cast and video duration, check survivor and zombie roles, confirm permission, and review the credit quote. Your finished video appears in My videos.
No. The zombie reunion story direction is built in. Upload your photos and the generator creates a cinematic transformation and warm reunion. Scenes and character details can vary with each generation.
Yes. The model generates sound with the video. It does not copy the preview’s original soundtrack. Review your completed clip to check the audio and motion before sharing.
Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds. Vertical 9:16 is the default when supported, with landscape 16:9 and square 1:1 alternatives. The studio shows the current model’s actual resolution (such as 720p or 768P) before generation; exact pixels vary by format.
Start with two photos. Cast the survivor and the zombie, then turn your portraits into a cinematic reunion with sound.
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