Upload two photos and get the AI zombie video everyone is posting: the first person walks out of the fog as a zombie, the second recognises them and opens their arms, and the hug cuts to the two of you laughing in a sunny field. Vertical 9:16, 8 seconds.
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Real output from this page — the two photos that went in on the left, the clip that came out on the right. The first photo always plays the zombie.
She walks out of the smoke grey-skinned and hollow-eyed, still in a torn version of her own sweater. He recognises her, lowers the flashlight and holds her — and the hug cuts to the two of them laughing in a golden field.
Same two photos in the other order, and the roles flip. Whoever is in the first slot comes back infected, so decide before you upload.
Put a dog in the first slot and it trots out of the fog dusty rather than undead, but the story holds: recognised, hugged, and back in the sunshine at the end.
Set 4 seconds above the button and you get the reunion only: the walk, the recognition, the hug. It stops before the cut to the memory — that is why this page defaults to 8.
What the account behind this page gets you, beyond one trend clip.
No subscription to start. The full 8-second story is 40 credits; following us earns 20.
The same balance runs every tool and every model on the account.
Switch the tier above the button: up to 15 seconds, and 1080p on Seedance 2.5.
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Upload two photos — the person who turns into the zombie first, the survivor second — and the generator returns an 8-second vertical clip: the zombie walks out of the fog on a ruined street, the survivor recognises them and opens their arms, and the hug cuts to the two of you healthy and laughing in a golden-hour field. It takes two to three minutes and there is nothing to write.
The clip is silent. Add an emotional sound from the music library when you post it on TikTok or Instagram.
Two photos, one button. The clip is always vertical, so it is ready for TikTok and Reels as it comes.
The first slot plays the zombie, the second is the survivor. One front-facing photo each, waist-up or full body.
480p, 8 seconds and 9:16 are preselected — long enough for the cut to the memory. The line above the button reprices other tiers.
Download the MP4, upload it to TikTok or Reels, and pick a sound from the app’s music library.
The same prompt and the same two photos at three lengths, run on this page on 12 October 2026. List prices at 480p on Seedance 2.0 Mini.
| What you get | 8 seconds (default) (Recommended) | 4 seconds | 10 seconds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zombie walks out of the fog | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Recognition and the hug | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cut to the sunny memory | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Pace | Each beat gets about two seconds | Rushed to the hug | A slower walk out of the fog |
| Credits | 40 | 20 | 50 |
| Covered by the follow credits | — | ✓ | — |
Every clip on this page comes from one fixed prompt, so you can see exactly what you are paying for — and copy it into any video model you like:
"Cinematic zombie-apocalypse love story, vertical. Cold desaturated ruined city street at dusk, ash and fog. The person from the first photo walks slowly out of the fog as an infected survivor, pale grey skin, faint dark veins, clouded pale eyes, a torn dusty version of their own clothes, still clearly recognisable. The person from the second photo faces them holding a flashlight with trembling hands, eyes wet; they recognise them, lower the flashlight and open their arms, and the infected one stumbles into the embrace. Hard match cut on the hug: the same two, healthy and laughing, hugging in the same pose in a warm golden-hour summer field. Keep both faces and hairstyles, never swap the two. No weapons, no blood, no wounds, no biting, no text, no extra people. Handheld cinematic camera, shallow depth of field, film grain."
In our 8-second runs the beats land roughly like this: the zombie walks out of the fog for the first two seconds, the survivor recognises them over the next two, the hug fills seconds four to six, and the last two are the sunny field.
Most versions of this trend put a gun in the survivor’s hands. Ours holds a flashlight. A weapon aimed at a person is the likeliest thing to get a video declined by the content filter, and the story does not need it — the moment that lands is the recognition, not the threat. For the same reason the prompt rules out blood, wounds and biting.
Use photos of yourself and of someone who agreed to be in the clip — a partner, a friend, a parent. Turning a real person into a zombie is still synthetic media about them, so a stranger or a celebrity is not fair game, and never use photos of minors, including childhood photos of adults.
The model keeps faces and hair closest when each photo is front-facing and the face fills a fair part of the frame. The clothes carry over too, torn and dusty on the zombie side and clean in the field.
What happens to an upload on this page.
Picking a file only previews it on your device. Not one byte is stored until you sign in and click generate.
Uploads land in your private library, never a public gallery, and re-running the same photo stores nothing new.
Remove uploads and results from your library whenever you want.
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Not the full story. The default 8-second clip costs 40 credits at list price. Following us on X and YouTube earns 20 credits, which covers the 4-second version — that one ends on the hug, before the cut to the memory. There is no free plan and no trial period.
A trend from autumn 2026: two photos become a short film in which one person comes back as a zombie, the other recognises them and hugs them anyway, and the hug cuts to a warm memory of the two of them. It is usually posted with an emotional soundtrack.
The first one. The second photo is the survivor who recognises them. Upload them in the other order to flip the roles.
No. The zombie has grey skin, dark veins, clouded eyes and torn clothes, but the prompt rules out blood, wounds, biting and weapons. The survivor holds a flashlight.
Yes — put the pet in the first slot. In our test a dog came back dusty rather than undead, but the reunion and the cut to the sunny field still played out.
The clip is generated silent so runs stay cheap and reliable. Add a sound from TikTok or Instagram’s music library when you post — that keeps the track licensed.
Yes. The line above the button goes up to 15 seconds, to 720p on Seedance 2.0 Mini and to 1080p on Seedance 2.5, priced before you run it. At 10 seconds the extra time goes to a slower walk out of the fog.
Yes — it is printed in full on this page. It was written for image-to-video with two reference photos, zombie first and survivor second.
No. Failed and cancelled generations refund their credits automatically. The usual causes are faces the model cannot read — small, turned away or shadowed — or the content filter declining a photo itself.
Two photos, eight seconds, one cut to the sunshine.
