Make a 15-second zombie reunion from two photos. Choose people or pets, pick a scene and set the frame shape in the generator below.
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Scene illustration
Snowy cabin
A light in the snow
A cabin in a snowstorm → a happy memory on open snowfields at sunset.
A visual mood reference for your story. This illustration is not a generated video.
Set Up Your Photo-to-Video Generation
The generator uses two photo references and a preset story. Decide who stays human and who becomes the zombie before uploading. You can prepare the scene first; sign in and use video credits when you are ready to generate.
Assign the two roles
For a human reunion, upload the survivor first and the partner, friend or family member second. For a pet reunion, choose the pet version, then upload the owner first and the dog or cat second. Swapping the photos changes who becomes the zombie.
Choose usable source photos
Use one clear subject per image, with the face visible and evenly lit. Accepted files are JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each. Avoid group photos, heavy filters and covered faces. Only upload photos you own or have permission to use.
Choose this for a phone-first composition. Keep both subjects near the center so the reunion has room within a tall frame.
16:9 — Landscape
Choose a wide frame when the empty street, forest or cabin should be part of the story. Leave space around the subjects for their approach.
1:1 — Square
Choose a compact, balanced frame for a square layout. Keep faces and the reunion gesture clear without relying on a broad background.
Start with a Scene Preset
Each setting includes its own encounter, recognition and warm-memory sequence. Selecting a scene loads it into the generator; it does not submit a generation. The people and pet versions use different character actions.
Rainy city
Wet pavement, empty streets and reflections in the rain set up a tense city reunion. Keep the two characters close so the moment of recognition stays at the center of the story.
Mist softens the trees and hides the approaching figure. A slower encounter gives the survivor time to recognize their companion through a familiar gesture or a beloved pet's markings.
Review the two photo roles, people or pet version, scene and frame shape. Check the displayed credit cost and available balance before submitting. When the video is ready, preview faces, pet markings and movement before downloading; AI details can vary from the source photos.
No. The generator loads a story preset for your selected scene and people or pet version. Start by choosing the roles and photos; the preset supplies the reunion sequence.
Is this a photo filter or a video generator?
It generates a moving story using two photo references. The second character appears as a zombie, followed by recognition and a warm memory. It does not simply add a zombie overlay to a still image.
Can I generate a zombie video for free?
Generation uses video credits. Check your balance after signing in and see the Pricing page for current video packs. Choosing photos, scenes and formats does not itself submit a paid generation.