Zombie Love AI is a cinematic photo-to-video generator that turns two ordinary photos into a short zombie love story trailer. Photo 1 becomes the survivor; photo 2 becomes the one who turns. You don't write prompts or edit timelines — the story is already directed, and only the faces change.
Every clip runs 25 seconds and plays out in four acts. In a ruined cabin, the survivor aims a pistol through tears while the person they loved snarls back with white eyes. The survivor can't shoot: the gun hits the floor and both arms open. The zombie sprints and leaps, and at the instant their hands touch the film hard-cuts to a memory — the same leap, alive and laughing, in a golden mountain meadow, ending on a sunset wide shot of the two on a hilltop.
The camera language is built like a movie trailer: a shaky handheld close-up on the survivor's tears, a slow over-the-shoulder push-in, a locked side-on shot for the leap with a match cut on contact, and golden backlight in the meadow. Powered by Wan 3.0, each face, hairstyle, outfit and even costume makeup stays on the right character through every cut, including the zombie close-up. Sound is generated together with the picture — sobs, the pistol clattering on the floor, and a shriek that turns into laughter right on the cut.
Widescreen 16:9 is the default for YouTube and desktop viewing; choose 9:16 and the scene is generated vertically from the start, so nobody gets cropped. Output is a single 720P MP4 with sound, rendered in a few minutes and saved to My videos for download.
Pricing is straightforward pay-per-use: there are no free credits, and new accounts start at zero. One 25-second video uses 120 credits. The HD Video pack is $7.99 for 120 credits, Creator is $24.99 for 400 credits, and pack credits never expire. Monthly plans start at $14.99 for 360 credits, with yearly billing at roughly half price. If a render fails, its credits come back automatically.
Upload only photos of yourself or people who agreed to it. Available in multiple languages.
