Make your AI zombie trend video

A short-video trend on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, also called the zombie hug or the zombie love story. One person has turned into a zombie, the other can’t bring themselves to end it, they hold each other, and the video hard-cuts to a happy memory of the two of them. AI Zombie makes that 15-second video from your own photos.

Pick who it’s for: your partner, best friend, parent, sibling, dog or cat. Add a photo of each of you and pick the world where you meet again, then press Make our video. You get a 15-second MP4 with sound, ready to post.

Yes, if you make it yourself. Start from a CapCut zombie template, or make the shots with the free credits on Dreamina or Kling using the shot prompts on our prompts page, then join them in CapCut with a hard cut. Expect watermarks, short clips, daily limits and a few tries to keep both faces the same. AI Zombie itself isn’t free: one finished video starts at $6.90, paid once, with sound, no watermark and no subscription. If it fails, your credits come back automatically.

Yes. Search “zombie” in CapCut’s Templates tab and swap your photos or clips in, or edit your own four shots: the choice, recognition, the embrace and the memory, about 4, 4, 3 and 4 seconds, with the hard cut on the beat drop. Export in 9:16. Templates change from week to week and every result looks like the template. Or add two photos here and get the finished 15-second video, already cut and with sound.

Yes. Pick Dog or Cat, then add a photo of you and one of your pet. Your pet turns and still knows you, and the video ends on a warm memory of the two of you, like fetch in the park or a nap in the sun. Use a photo where your pet is looking at the camera.

Yes. Pick one of four worlds: Ash street, Snowbound, Dead mall or Last train. Each has its own cold opening and its own warm memory to cut to, like a summer meadow or a slow dance in the kitchen. The story stays the trend’s: the moment they can’t shoot, recognition, the embrace, then the hard cut.

It comes down to the photos. AI video tools rebuild each face from its photo in every shot, so a blurry, dark or side-on photo is what makes a face drift, zombie or not. Use one sharp photo per person or pet, face to the camera, in even light, with no sunglasses or filters. In other tools, start every clip from the same stills instead of describing yourselves in text. Here your two photos are the reference for the whole video, the zombie scene and the memory alike.

The opening follows the trend: the one who stays human lowers a rifle they can’t bring themselves to use. If the video model won’t render that shot, we automatically remake it without the weapon. There’s nothing for you to choose.

Your credits come back automatically, and the video page tells you what went wrong and how to fix it, usually by using a clearer photo.

They are used only to make your video. They are deleted automatically 7 days after upload. We don’t use them to train AI models.

Nothing is charged until you press Pay on Stripe. Go back and your photos are still on the form: press Make our video to pick a pack again. If you closed the tab, you may need to add the photos again. A payment that went through is already on your account as credits, and they never expire.