Put two people into the Zombie AI story. Upload clear portraits with hair and clothing visible; a normal portrait works for the woman. The template creates her infected appearance in the dark scenes and brings her back to healthy memories.
Zombie AI turns two photos into the characters of a cinematic story. In a cold, dim room, a distressed man holds a gun as he faces an infected woman. The edit then moves into warm memories of the same couple outdoors. Your pictures supply their appearances; the loaded video supplies the acting, camera framing, cuts, and pace. This Zombie AI template follows that specific story, with no filming or manual scene assembly required.
Add both portraits, generate your scene, then watch and download the finished video.
STEP 1
Add the male role in Photo 1 and the female role in Photo 2. Show their faces, hair, and clothes clearly. Photo 2 can be a normal healthy portrait; no infection effect needs to be added beforehand.
STEP 2
The performance and instructions are already loaded. Sign in and select Generate when both pictures are ready. The button shows the credit cost; uploading pictures alone does not start a generation.
STEP 3
Open My creations and play your Zombie AI result with sound. Review both the infected scenes and healthy memories, then download the clip you want to keep.
Choose the two people. The reference already provides the performance, setting, and transition into memories.
Photo 1 becomes the gun-holding man. Photo 2 becomes the woman. Those assignments stay with them across close-ups, reverse angles, and outdoor memories, even when their screen positions change. For your Zombie AI edit, choose separate single-person pictures with visible faces, hairstyles, and clothes. The reference provides the room and landscape, so the uploaded backgrounds do not need to match.
Use a healthy portrait for Photo 2. Zombie AI creates the infected version during the dark scenes while retaining the woman’s recognizable identity. No zombie makeup or second damaged-looking portrait is needed. Her face, hair, body, and clothing come from the same image used for the memories. Check the return to daylight as carefully as the horror close-up: both should still look like your chosen character.
The Zombie AI reference moves from a tense confrontation to healthy faces, running together, and an embrace in warmer light. The prepared instruction follows this shot sequence and its timing. Your photos remain the appearance references on both sides of the transition. Preview the full Zombie AI result to check expressions, movement, and the moments when one person partly obscures the other.
The two uploads control the cast’s complete appearance. Choose them with the close-ups and wider outdoor scenes in mind.
Choose an unobstructed face with the hairstyle in frame. Zombie AI includes emotional expressions and changing angles; avoid extreme side views, heavy filters, and dark silhouettes. You do not need to imitate the source expression.
A waist-up or three-quarter photo gives more outfit detail than a tightly cropped selfie. Show the desired clothing’s color and shape. Jewelry, lettering, and fine fabric patterns may vary during movement. There is no separate wardrobe upload.
Use one person per upload so each Zombie AI role has a clear reference. A couple photo in both slots makes the assignment ambiguous. Choose authorized portraits and present the result as a fictional AI scene.
A fixed story makes the input simple: two character photos, with the scenes already prepared.
Zombie AI follows the original gestures, expressions, camera framing, cuts, and scene order. It does not offer alternate endings or a new screenplay. For a different story, start a separate video in the general workspace.
The reference runs for about 26.5 seconds in a wide landscape frame. Your Zombie AI video follows that duration and composition. This fixed page does not offer a portrait crop or an independent duration selector.
Seedance 2.5 Edit creates the picture without generating new audio. The reference soundtrack is then added to the video. Body examples play muted; use the reference player or your completed result in My creations to listen.
Return to My creations or video history to play and download available Zombie AI results. Keep a downloaded copy of clips you want to retain. Previewing an existing result does not submit another generation.
Creating a video uses credits. The reference duration and selected resolution determine the amount shown on Generate. Plan examples can use different models and lengths, so check the price for this clip in the workspace.
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Photo preparation, role assignment, the transformation, and your finished clip.
Exactly two: one single-person photo for each role. Both slots must be filled. Zombie AI already has its reference video; you do not need footage, a background picture, or a third image for the infected appearance.
Photo 1 replaces the gun-holding man; Photo 2 replaces the woman. These Zombie AI assignments apply in the warm memories too. Follow the role labels, even when the characters swap screen positions.
No. Upload a normal portrait with her face, hairstyle, and clothes visible. Zombie AI creates the infected look in dark scenes and the healthy version in memories. A heavily altered zombie picture gives less useful information about her ordinary appearance.
Prefer waist-up or three-quarter portraits. A tight face-only selfie gives Zombie AI little clothing or body information. If a selfie is your only option, include the hairstyle, shoulders, and as much of the outfit as possible.
The prepared instruction uses each photo for the character’s full appearance, including hair, body, and clothing. The reference supplies acting and camera work. Exact likeness is not guaranteed: check facial features in both lighting conditions and the outfit in wider shots before sharing the finished video.
This Zombie AI page follows the loaded story, with no ending selector or extra cast slots. Use the general AI Video Generator to describe a different scene instead of following this reference.
The finished clip uses the reference’s original audio, with model-generated sound switched off. You do not need to upload music. The body examples are muted; listen in the reference player and check your completed video in My creations. Confirm that your intended publication is permitted to use the soundtrack.
This Zombie AI template follows the approximately 26.5-second reference and its wide composition. The preview shows the complete sequence, including the dark opening, outdoor memories, and closing frames.
No. The Zombie AI instruction already maps both photos to their roles and describes the infected and healthy states. Seedance 2.5 Edit is preconfigured; no shot descriptions or audio-generation settings are needed.
Watch all the way through. Check whether Photo 1 remains recognizable while holding and lowering the gun, and whether Photo 2 looks like the same woman before and after the memory transition. Look at fingers, facial expressions, overlapping arms, clothing edges, and the outdoor embrace. These details can drift even when an opening frame looks convincing.
You can explore the page and preview the reference before generating. Creating a video requires an account and sufficient credits for the displayed cost. Resolution changes the price. A new attempt is a separate generation, so review your photos and role order before submitting again.
If hair or clothing was cropped out, replace the picture with a clearer, wider view. Keep one person per image and avoid face-obscuring filters. Better references may help Zombie AI, though they cannot guarantee perfect tracking across every shot.
Choose two clear portraits and bring your cast into the cold confrontation and warm memories. Start with healthy photos; the reference guides the transformation.
