- What is the AI zombie video trend?
- It's the viral zombie-hug format that took over TikTok and Reels: a horror setup that flips into a love story. Someone confronts a zombie, recognizes them, and as they embrace the scene cuts to a warm memory — the bond was real all along. People make them with partners, parents and best friends.
- How do I make an AI zombie video?
- Upload two photos — the survivor and the person who turns — then confirm the quote. One generation produces the full 12- or 15-second video with sound. No prompts to write and nothing to configure; everything is fixed by the effect recipe.
- Can I make one with my dog or cat?
- Not yet. This version tells the two-person story. A pet edition is on the roadmap — watch the effects index for new drops.
- What photos work best?
- Front-facing solo portraits with clear, unobstructed faces and even lighting. Both people should look roughly as they do today — the recipe keeps hair, face and outfit consistent.
- How many credits does it cost?
- Pricing is per second of video by resolution. Your exact credit price is calculated and shown before you confirm anything; credits are reserved at start and settled only when the finished video is delivered.
- Is there blood or violence?
- No. The zombie look is achieved with pale skin, clouded eyes and atmosphere. There is no blood, no wounds, and the prop pistol never fires.
- Can I use photos of other people?
- Only with their explicit permission. Every upload must be your own photo or one you are authorized to use. Photos are held in private platform storage, used only for this generation, and deleted when the job finishes.
- What if the generation fails?
- Failed, rejected or timed-out jobs follow the site-wide rule: reserved credits are released automatically and you can start again immediately.