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How to Make an AI Zombie Trend Video From Two Photos

A practical, step-by-step guide to creating a two-photo AI zombie story with clear consent and no manual timeline editing.

You can make an AI zombie trend video by choosing two clear photos, selecting a story type and output settings, confirming you have permission to use the photos, and submitting the request. With Zombie Trend AI Video, the finished result is delivered to My Creations after review. You do not need to write a prompt or edit a timeline.

This guide explains the current Zombie Trend AI Video flow. It is for adults who have the right to use both photos. Generated scenes and sounds are synthetic; they are not recordings of real events or people. Label a result as AI-generated when you share it.

Before you start: choose suitable photos

Use one subject in each photo. A front-facing, well-lit photo gives the model the strongest visual reference. Keep the face or, for an animal, distinctive markings visible. Avoid sunglasses, very dark shadows, heavy filters, group shots, and images where the subject is mostly covered.

For a People story, both uploaded people must be adults and every recognizable adult must have given clear permission for this specific AI processing. Do not upload anyone under 18 or any public figure. Do not upload another private adult unless they have given permission for this specific use. For a Pet story, use a photo of your own pet or a pet you are entitled to use.

The current uploader accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to 8 MB each. File requirements can change, so follow the limits shown in the generator when you submit.

Step 1: sign in

Open Zombie Trend AI Video, then sign in with your account. Your uploads and finished videos are not publicly listed by default. KIE and authorized reviewers process the material to generate and review the request, and provider retention or deletion can differ from deletion in this Service. Read the Privacy Policy before adding photos. You need an account before adding photos or starting a request.

Step 2: choose Couple or Pet

Choose the story that matches the two inputs:

  • Couple is the two-adult fictional story. Photo 1 is the person who holds the gun in the present scene; Photo 2 is the person who appears with zombie styling in the fictional scene.
  • Pet is the adult-and-animal story. Photo 1 is the adult; Photo 2 is the pet. The template preserves the pet's distinctive features where the model can, while applying a non-graphic zombie look such as cloudy white eyes and dirt or grime.

The templates are fictional and non-sexual. They do not create a factual record of a relationship, injury, or event. Do not present the result as an authentic video of someone.

Step 3: add the two photos

Select Add photo for each role. Check the previews before continuing:

  1. the intended face or pet is visible;
  2. the file is in the correct role; and
  3. the photo belongs to you or you have the required permission.

You can replace an image before submitting. The model uses the uploaded images as visual references, so it can vary in likeness, clothing, movement, scene continuity, and sound. A clear photo improves the starting point; it does not guarantee an exact face match or a particular shot. The Service sends the reference images and story instructions to KIE for generation; storage, limited-access links, and deletion are described in the Privacy Policy.

Step 4: choose quality and frame

Choose the output that suits where you plan to post:

  • 480p costs 100 credits per current video request.
  • 720p HD costs 200 credits per current video request.
  • 9:16 is suited to vertical social posts.
  • 16:9 is suited to wide playback and YouTube-style layouts.

The story templates currently target about 26 seconds for Couple and about 24 seconds for Pet. Those are target lengths, not a promise that every model output has exactly that runtime.

Step 5: confirm permission and submit

Read the confirmation beside the generator and check it only if it is true: you have the rights to the photos, everyone pictured is an adult where applicable, and each person has agreed to the selected fictional AI story. Then submit the generation request.

The service performs input and output review. A request can be delayed, held for review, or rejected if it does not meet the Acceptable Use Policy. Do not attempt to bypass those checks by changing an account, image, or wording.

Step 6: find, watch, and download the result

Open My Creations to see the request status. Approved finished videos can be watched and downloaded there. We do not promise a fixed delivery time: model queues, review, and provider processing can all affect it.

The current templates ask the model for nonverbal voices, animal sounds, and scene effects, without dialogue or background music. Generated sound can vary. If you add a trending sound in TikTok, Reels, or another editor, use the music tools and permissions supplied by that platform.

Credits, price, and failures

The Pricing page lists one-time credit packs rather than subscriptions. At publication, the configured packs are:

PackPriceCreditsEquivalent output choices
SingleUS$9.902001 HD video or 2 × 480p videos
StarterUS$19.906003 HD videos or 6 × 480p videos
CreatorUS$29.901,0005 HD videos or 10 × 480p videos

Each purchased credit lot expires 12 calendar months after it posts to your account. Later purchases do not extend an earlier lot, and the lot that expires first is used first. If the system records a technical generation failure, charged credits return to the original lot and keep its original expiry date. A creative result you dislike is not automatically a technical failure.

See Pricing for current checkout availability and the price and credit cost displayed before payment. A listed pack does not mean checkout is available in every account or location. See the Terms for current credit and refund rules.

Troubleshooting a weak result

Try these checks before submitting another request:

  • Use a cleaner, more front-facing photo with even lighting.
  • Make sure each upload contains one subject and the intended role is correct.
  • Keep a pet's face, coat pattern, and markings visible.
  • Review the selected story, quality, and frame before submitting.
  • Check My Creations before starting another request, so you do not mistake a still-processing job for a lost one.

AI video generation is probabilistic. It can miss a facial detail, alter an action, or make a different stylistic choice even with suitable inputs. Do not use generated output for identification, evidence, endorsement, or any claim that a real event happened.

For the model, safety, and audio disclosures that apply to this guide, read AI Generation Disclosure.