Zombie Love Story AI

Two photos. A cold reunion, an embrace, a warm memory. Make your own 15-second story.

Photo 1 · Survivor

Photo 2 · Infected loved one

Both photos required. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB each. One consenting adult per photo.

  • 9:16
  • AI sound
450 credits

Sign in with Google — 450 free credits (one 5s preview).

EZ Reels sample

How it works

1

Choose your two characters

Photo 1 is the survivor. Photo 2 is the infected loved one. Use one consenting adult per photo.

2

Try the look

The 5-second look preview checks the characters and atmosphere. It does not include the full story.

3

Make the full story

Choose 15 seconds for a cold reunion, an embrace and a warm memory. No prompt needed.

4

Download your video

Follow the render status, play the finished 9:16 video and save it for your feed.

Want to see the format behind this effect? Watch the two-photo zombie couple tutorial or the CHOICE trend reference. The player above shows our own generated example.

A reunion that remembers who they were

The survivor recognizes their infected loved one in a cold, desolate setting. They move closer, embrace, and the scene shifts into a warm memory of the two together. The 15-second template guides this sequence without a prompt or timeline to edit. The focus is recognition and tenderness, with no gore or graphic injury.

Cast both roles before you generate

Put the survivor in Photo 1 and the infected loved one in Photo 2. Use one adult per image, facing the camera, with a sharp, unobstructed face. Both people must agree to their role in the scene. Try the fictional demo pair to see the workflow. The model may change facial details, clothing and movement; exact likeness or shot-by-shot reproduction is not guaranteed.

Preview the look, then make the story

The form shows current template pricing before you generate. Failed or declined renders return their credits automatically.

Save your scene and choose your sound

Keep the page open while rendering, then download your finished video. Audio is generated by AI; it does not promise the original trend soundtrack. For a specific song, add it from the licensed sound library in TikTok, Instagram or your chosen posting app.

Frequently asked questions

What is Zombie Love Story AI?
It turns two adult portraits into a short, fictional reunion between a survivor and their infected loved one. The 15-second story moves from a cold reunion to an embrace and then a warm memory. It is a romantic, non-graphic scene with no gore.
Which photo goes in each slot?
Photo 1 is always the survivor; Photo 2 is always the infected loved one. Both are required. Choose a clear, front-facing photo of one adult for each slot. You can try the fictional adult demo pair before using your own photos.
Does the 5-second preview include the whole story?
No. The 450-credit preview is a short look and atmosphere check. Choose the 1,500-credit, 15-second option for the full reunion, embrace and memory sequence. Timing and likeness can vary between AI renders.
Can I try it for free?
First Google sign-in on this browser gives 450 welcome credits with no card. That covers one 5-second look preview. The full story costs 1,500 credits; a one-time $4.99 pack is available without a subscription. Check the live credit price in the generator before starting.
Is the example a trend reference or an EZ Reels result?
The example is labeled EZ Reels sample and uses fictional adult portraits. It is not an original trend clip. Your finished result appears in the same player. Results vary with the photos and the model.
Does it include the original trend soundtrack?
The video uses AI-generated audio. The original trend recording is not guaranteed or included as a licensed soundtrack. Add a sound from your posting app's library if you want a specific track.
Whose photos can I use?
Use photos of adults who agreed to appear in this fictional scene, including the infected character role. Do not upload minors, celebrities, public figures or anyone without permission. Failed or declined renders return the attempt's credits automatically.

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