AI Halloween Video

AI zombie couple video

The zombie love story trend, made from your two photos: a 15‑second vertical video where one of you turns into a zombie, the other cannot pull the trigger, and it ends in a hug.

Make your zombie love story

1 Pick a look
2 What to make
3 Add your photos

One person per photo, face to the camera, in good light, no sunglasses. Big phone photos are shrunk before they are sent.

This costs 70 credits ($6.90).

You are taken to Your videos, where it shows up when it is done. We email you too. Failed? Your credits come back by themselves.

What you get

A 15‑second vertical (9:16) video without sound, plus the opening frame as a photo. Standard quality takes 70 credits ($6.90, or $4.99 each in the 10‑story pack) and about 2 to 6 minutes, in 720p; in HD (1080p) it takes 100 credits and about 3 to 8 minutes.

Two photos become one 15‑second vertical story: one of you turns into a zombie, the other raises a gun but cannot shoot, and you end in a hug. It is spooky, not gory: no blood. If it fails your credits come back, and if it does not look like you, you can remake it once for free.

  1. She turns away into the night while her partner, now a zombie, stands behind her

    0 to 4 s

    The change

    Behind the one who stays human, their partner turns into a zombie.

  2. She faces the camera and raises a handgun, frightened, the zombie at her side

    4 to 8 s

    Face to face

    A gun comes up, with shaking hands. It never fires.

  3. She lowers the gun and turns to him; he looks at her as if he remembers

    8 to 11 s

    They cannot shoot

    The gun goes down, and the zombie seems to remember.

  4. They hold each other tight in the empty street

    11 to 15 s

    The hug

    They hold each other under the streetlight.

The whole 15‑second sample, as it comes out (no sound: add yours where you post it). The people in these samples are AI-generated: no real person’s photo was used.

For the best result

  • Use a recent, sharp photo with the face clearly visible, looking at the camera, in daylight or good light.
  • One person per photo, from the waist or chest up, so the two of you fit one frame.
  • No sunglasses, masks or heavy filters: the AI needs your real face to keep it.
  • Only photos of yourself, or of adults who agreed. Never children or celebrities.

The prompt we use

Curious, or want to try it with another AI tool? This is what we ask the models for, in two steps: first the opening frame, then the video.

Create one photorealistic vertical 9:16 film still with both people from the two photos, keeping each face, hairstyle, skin tone and body exactly as in their photo, so their friends recognise them. Night in an empty city street with abandoned cars, flickering streetlights and light fog, in cinematic film lighting. The person from the first photo is close to the camera, seen from the chest up, looking worried. The person from the second photo stands a few steps behind them, seen from the waist up, pale and unwell, staring blankly. Moody and mysterious. No text, no watermark.
A 15‑second vertical horror love story in one continuous cinematic shot, starting exactly from this frame, both faces staying the same as in it. 0-4 s: behind the first person, their partner slowly turns into a zombie: the skin goes pale grey, dark veins spread around the eyes and the eyes cloud over. 4-8 s: the first person turns around, sees them and raises a handgun toward the zombie with shaking hands and tears in their eyes, but cannot pull the trigger, and the gun never fires. 8-11 s: they lower the gun and let it fall; the zombie stops and tilts its head, as if it remembers them. 11-15 s: they hold each other tight under the flickering streetlight while the camera slowly pushes in. Moody, tender and spooky. No gunfire, no blood, no gore, no text.

See also the zombie trend tutorial.

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