Use one clear photo for each partner
Upload two clear, separate portraits, one for each partner. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB per image. Only use images you have permission to upload.
Zombie Trend AI · Two-photo AI video
Zombie Couple Hug AI Video Generator
Turn two photos into a cinematic zombie couple hug AI video: one partner remains human while the other becomes a gentle zombie.
Original source video, performer replacement and six AI recast examples.
Create my video01 · The short answer
What is the Zombie Couple Hug AI effect?
Create a Zombie Couple Hug AI video from two portraits. Choose a human partner and a zombie partner, then generate a cinematic reunion with a tender ending.
This AI video effect combines two portraits in a fictional reunion. One partner remains human and the other appears as a non-graphic zombie; they move toward each other and share a tender embrace.
The zombie couple hug trend reimagines a dramatic reunion as a tender moment between a human and their transformed partner.
Two portraits shape the reunion
Use two separate portraits. The first person is the human partner; the second is transformed into a fictional, non-graphic zombie. The generated scene brings them together for an emotional hug and a warm-memory ending.
Review, then download
Find the finished video below the form and in My Creations. Review it before sharing.
Know the credits first
The generator updates its estimate when you change the model, resolution or length.
How to use it
Upload a photo. Generate. Download.
Create a zombie couple hug AI video in three simple steps, starting with one photo for each partner.
Upload two partner photos
Upload two clear, separate portraits, one for each partner. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB per image. Only use images you have permission to upload.
Create a Zombie Couple Hug AI Video
Upload two photos: one person stays human and the other becomes a gentle, non-graphic zombie. Generate their cinematic reunion and embrace.
Review and download
Wait for the result below the form, or find it in My Creations. Review the clip, then download it to share.
03 · Made for your next clip
Turn two portraits into a cinematic reunion
Upload once, review the settings and keep track of your result in the browser.
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Choose both partners
Upload one portrait for the human partner and one for the zombie partner.
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Credits before you commit
See the exact credit estimate for your selected settings before generating.
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Your choice of quality
Compare models and choose the supported resolution, duration and format.
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Credits returned on failure
If a generation task fails, its generation credits return to your balance.
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Saved in My Creations
Check progress here or return to your library to review completed clips.
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Works in your browser
Use the same upload and generation flow on your phone or computer.
04 · Before you upload
A better photo, a clearer starting point
Give the model a clear reference. Generated faces, hands and scene details can vary.
One person in the photo
Use a portrait with one obvious subject, rather than a group photo.
Good, even light
Avoid very dark shots and heavy filters that hide facial detail.
Face the camera
Keep the face sharp and unobstructed. Remove sunglasses or anything covering it.
Show your upper body
A portrait that includes your shoulders gives the scene a useful starting reference.
Keep both faces easy to recognize
Use clear, front-facing portraits with good light. The scene is fictional and non-graphic; generated details can vary.
Review before sharing
Watch the result for face and hand details. A new attempt uses credits.
Guides
Pick what you want to know
Browse every published guide: a short summary here, the full explanation one click away.
More effects
Another scene for your next video
Each page has its own ready-to-use scene and upload flow.
Try a credit pack. Save with a plan.
Buy credits once, or subscribe and save. A standard 12-second 720p video costs 10 credits.
Subscription plans
One-time credit packs
Video estimates use Standard (Seedance 2.0 Mini), 720p, 12 seconds. Other models, resolutions and lengths use different credits. Savings compare the cost per standard video.
What a video costs
Credits per 12-second video. Choose the model, resolution and length before each render. Longer clips cost more; every aspect ratio costs the same. The total is rounded up to a whole credit.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
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| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 Credits | 10 Credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 Credits | 17 Credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 Credits | 20 Credits | 50 Credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 Credits | 37 Credits | 93 Credits |
| WanWan 3.0 Video | 10 Credits | 20 Credits | 40 Credits |
| Wan PrimeWan 3.0 Video Prime | 15 Credits | 30 Credits | 60 Credits |
Annual prices are shown per month and billed for the full year. See the total and credit allowance on each plan.
06 · FAQ
Before you start
Quick answers about photos, settings, credits and finished videos.
01What photos should I upload?
Upload two separate, clear portraits with visible faces: one for the human partner and one for the zombie partner.
02Do I need to write a prompt?
Use two separate portraits. The first person is the human partner; the second is transformed into a fictional, non-graphic zombie. The generated scene brings them together for an emotional hug and a warm-memory ending.
03Is it free? How many credits do I need?
Generation uses credits. The form shows the cost before you submit and updates it when settings change. Choose a one-time credit pack or a subscription below; billing and credit validity are shown with each option.
04How do the two photos shape the zombie couple video?
The first photo guides the human partner and the second guides the zombie partner. The model creates a fictional reunion scene; results may vary by photo and generation settings.
05Where will I find my finished video?
Signed-in users can view progress and completed clips below the form. Your videos also appear in My Creations, where you can review and download them. Completion time varies with the model and queue.
06What if generation fails or the face looks wrong?
If a task fails, its generation credits are returned. If a completed clip needs a better face match, try a sharper photo with an unobstructed face; a new generation uses credits. AI details can vary between runs.
Create your zombie couple hug video
Add two portraits, review the generation settings and credit estimate, then create a cinematic reunion.