Zombie Love AI

Zombie Couple AI Video Generator

Two photos, one cabin, one bullet nobody fires. Cast yourselves in a zombie love story in widescreen.

Survivor

Photo 1. Aims the gun, can't shoot, then opens their arms.

Turned one

Photo 2. Turns into the zombie, then laughs again in the memory.

Photo 1 is the survivor, photo 2 is the one who turns. Use a clear, front-facing photo of each face, no glasses. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB.

Frame

Length25 seconds · 720P · with sound

 

Example: a survivor who can't shoot the partner who turned

Same cabin, different couples

Every clip below tells the same story. Only the two faces change.

The shot he can't take

A tearful close-up, a door that opens, and a gun that slowly comes down.

Last light in the cabin

Same beats, a different survivor. The scream lands right where the trigger should.

Even the clown gets a love story

Costumes and makeup carry through every shot, right up to the final embrace.

Four acts in twenty-five seconds

One scene in a ruined house, one hard cut, one memory. Here is what happens to your two faces.

  1. 0 to 4.5 s

    The aim

    In an abandoned house, the survivor aims a pistol through tears. Across the kitchen, the one they loved snarls back with white eyes.

  2. 4.5 to 8 s

    Arms open

    The survivor can't shoot. The gun drops to the floor, and both arms open wide.

  3. 8 to 10 s

    The leap

    The zombie sprints across the room and leaps. The instant their hands touch, the film cuts hard.

  4. 10 to 25 s

    The memory

    Same leap, same speed, but alive and laughing in a golden mountain meadow. The two fall into the tall grass together.

Camera and sound

How it's shot

  • A shaky handheld close-up on the survivor's tears, the pistol a soft blur in front
  • Over the survivor's shoulder, a slow push-in on the turned one across the kitchen
  • One locked side-on shot for the leap, with a match cut at the moment of contact
  • Golden backlight in the meadow, ending on a wide of the two on a hilltop at sunset

How it sounds

  • Sound is generated with the picture: sobs, the gun hitting the floor, and a shriek that turns into laughter at the cut
  • It all comes in one MP4, ready to post with the sound on

How to make your zombie love story

  1. Upload two faces

    Photo 1 is the survivor with the gun. Photo 2 is the one who turns. Use clear, front-facing photos without glasses.

  2. Pick a frame

    16:9 for YouTube and desktop, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts. Every clip runs 25 seconds in 720P and tells the whole story.

  3. Generate and download

    Rendering takes a few minutes. Your MP4 comes with sound and lands in My videos.

Why it feels like a trailer

Your faces, under the makeup
Wan 3.0 keeps each face, hair and outfit on the right character in every cut, even in the zombie close-up.
Built for widescreen
16:9 by default. Pick 9:16 and the scene is generated vertical from the start, so nobody gets cropped out.
Sound included
Wan 3.0 generates the audio together with the picture, so the shriek turns into laughter right on the cut.
Pay for what you make
Credit packs start at $7.99 and never expire. Monthly plans top you up every month. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

Pricing

No free credits. Every clip is 25 seconds in 720P with sound and uses 120 credits.

HD Video

$7.99

120 credits

One 25-second video in 720P

Creator

$24.99

400 credits

Three 25-second videos in 720P

Making videos every month? Plans start at $14.99 a month for 360 credits, and yearly billing halves the price.

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Questions

What story does the video tell?
In an abandoned house, a survivor aims a gun at the person they love, who has turned into a zombie. The survivor can't shoot, drops the gun and opens their arms. The zombie leaps, and at the moment of contact the film cuts to a memory: the two laughing in a golden mountain meadow. Photo 1 is the survivor and Photo 2 becomes the zombie.
How long are the videos?
Every video runs 25 seconds and covers all four acts: the aim, arms open, the leap and the memory. Choose 16:9 widescreen or 9:16 vertical.
What resolution are the videos?
Every video is 720P with sound, and one 25-second clip uses 120 credits. There is no quality to pick.
How long does it take?
A few minutes, longer at busy times. You can close the page; finished videos are saved in My videos.
Is it free?
No. New accounts start with 0 credits. One 25-second clip uses 120 credits. Credit packs start at $7.99 for 120 credits and never expire, and monthly plans add credits every month. If a render fails, its credits come back automatically.
Who owns the video, and whose photos can I use?
You can download and share what you make. Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed to it, and don't use the videos to impersonate, mislead or harass anyone.
Is there another way to make zombie love videos?
Yes. Our sister site has more zombie love story styles: zombieloveai.app

Who turns first?

Upload two photos and find out in about five minutes.

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