The AI zombie love story from TikTok, made from two of your photos: one of you has turned, the other can't pull the trigger.
9:16 with sound, ready for TikTok and Reels. No prompt, no app.
One person per photo, face clearly visible. Photos are deleted after 7 days and never used for training.
No account needed. Pay once, your video starts right after. 3 videos for $14.99
Two photos, one click, about five minutes.
Photo 1 is the one holding the gun, photo 2 is the one who turned. One person per photo with the face clearly visible works best. Swap them with one tap.
We build the whole story for you: the standoff in a ruined city, the gun that drops, and the cut to a golden memory of the two of you. No prompt to write.
You get a vertical 9:16 MP4 with music, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
The trend works with anyone you love. Put them in photo 2 and they are the one who turned.
The classic version: your partner turns, and you can't bring yourself to pull the trigger.
A bittersweet anniversary post that makes people stop scrolling.
Mom, dad, a sibling or your best friend work the same way.
Put your pet in photo 2 for the zombie pet version of the trend.
$6.99 for one video, or $14.99 for three. No account and no subscription: add your photos, pay once, and the video starts right after. If a video fails to render, it is refunded automatically.
Two: one of each person. Use photos where one person fills most of the frame and the face is clear, without sunglasses or heavy filters.
The person in photo 2. Photo 1 is the one holding the gun who can't shoot. Tap the swap button to switch roles.
Yes. Put your dog or cat in photo 2 and they become the one who turned.
About five minutes. Keep the tab open and the video appears when it is ready.
Seedance 2.0, the video model by ByteDance. Every video is AI-generated fiction, made from your two photos with the same zombie love story script.
No. You get a clean vertical MP4 with music, about 12 seconds long.
They are used only to make your video and are deleted from our storage after 7 days. We never use them to train AI models.
Yes, the video is 9:16 and made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Only use photos of yourself or of people who agreed to be in it, and make it clear the video is AI-generated.
Two photos, five minutes, one video your partner will remember.
A zombie couple video is a short AI clip that went around TikTok and Reels as a love story told in under 15 seconds. One person has survived the outbreak. The person they love has turned. The survivor raises a gun, recognises the face behind the grey skin and white eyes, and can't do it. Then the scene cuts to a warm memory of the two of them before everything went wrong.
It works because it is not a horror clip. It is a short love story in a movie setting, and the two people in it are you and someone you know, which makes it an easy post for an anniversary, for Halloween or as a private joke between friends.
This site makes that exact story from two of your photos. You don't write a prompt or pick settings: the script, the ruined city, the music and the ending are fixed, so every video comes out as the same short film starring your two faces.
Every video follows the same five-shot script, so you know what you are paying for before you start:
The AI keeps the faces, hair and build from your photos, so the photos decide how much the result looks like you. A few minutes choosing them is worth it:
One video costs $6.99, and three cost $14.99. That is the whole price list: no subscription, no credits to convert, and no account to create. Add your two photos, pay once, and the video starts rendering straight away.
If a video fails to render, the payment is refunded automatically. The finished MP4 has no watermark, so you can post it as it is.
Your two photos are used for one thing: making your video. They are deleted from our storage after 7 days, and they are never used to train AI models.
Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed to be in the video. When you post it, say it is AI-generated: the story is fiction, and the people watching should know that.