AI Zombie — AI Zombie Reunion Video Generator from Two Photos

What is AI Zombie?

AI Zombie is a web-based video generator built around a single viral format: the emotional "zombie reunion." You upload two photos — one of a person or pet who has turned into a zombie, and one of the human survivor — and the tool renders a 15-second cinematic video in which the zombie hesitates, recognizes the survivor, embraces them, and a happy memory plays as a flashback. Every video follows this pre-written emotional arc; there is no prompt writing and no story customization.

Three preset scenes are offered: Snowed-In Cabin, Rain-Soaked City, and Ruined Chapel. Output is a 720p MP4 with music and sound, no watermark or logo, in 9:16 vertical or 16:9 landscape, aimed at sharing on TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. The intended audience is couples, pet owners, best friends, and families following the AI zombie trend. Pets can be the zombie character. The site does not name a company, country, or launch year. Generation uses the Seedance 2.5 model, and credits are shared with supplementary features such as MiniMax H3 dances (6 credits) and Seedance 2.5 dances (80 credits).

How AI Zombie Works

The workflow is three steps. First, choose whether a person or a pet turns, and upload two clear, front-facing photos (JPEG/PNG/WebP, up to 8 MB each; photos must each show one clear face). Second, pick one of the three scenes and an orientation. Third, generate — a video costs 20 credits, which the site shows before generation — and download the MP4 from the History page. Generation runs in the background, so you can leave the page and track progress in History.

Failed generations refund credits automatically. The site sets expectations honestly: completion timing varies and is not guaranteed, audio and exact details vary from generation to generation, the style is deliberately eerie rather than gory, and a zombie appearance is not guaranteed from any given pair of photos.

Main Features

• Two-photo zombie reunion videos — one photo becomes the zombie (person or pet), the other the survivor, rendered into a 15-second cinematic clip.
• Three preset scenes — Snowed-In Cabin, Rain-Soaked City, and Ruined Chapel provide the setting; no custom locations.
• Clean shareable output — 720p MP4 with generated music and sound, no watermark, in 9:16 vertical or 16:9 landscape.
• Pet zombies — a pet photo can take the zombie role, extending the format to animal owners.
• Background generation with History — jobs run server-side and are tracked in a History page for later download.
• Supplementary dance generators — MiniMax H3 dances at 6 credits and Seedance 2.5 dances at 80 credits share the same credit balance.

Pricing

AI Zombie states plainly that there are no signup credits and no free generation trial — buying credits is required. One-time packs cost $6.90 for 20 credits (one video), $16.90 for 60 credits (three videos), and $54.90 for 200 credits (ten videos). Subscriptions cost $9.90/month (or $8.25/month billed $99 yearly) with 360 credits per year, $24.90/month (or $20.75/month billed $249 yearly) with 960 credits per year, and $49.90/month (or $41.58/month billed $499 yearly) with 2,160 credits per year. At 20 credits per 15-second video, the entry pack covers exactly one video, while larger packs and subscriptions bring the per-video cost down to roughly $0.85-$2.85. Failed generations refund credits.

Common Use Cases

• Couple and friend reunion videos — the core format: an emotional zombie reunion between two people.
• Pet tributes — casting a dog or cat as the zombie for a novelty reunion clip.
• Trend participation — vertical 9:16 output sized for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts trend waves.
• Family novelty gifts — shareable short videos made from family photos.

Limitations

The product is a single template: one scripted 15-second arc, three scenes, and no custom prompts, story control, or custom locations. Resolution is fixed at 720p, and duration is fixed at 15 seconds. There is no free tier — the cheapest way to try is the $6.90 pack for one video. Generation timing is not guaranteed, audio and details vary per run, and a convincing zombie transformation is not guaranteed. Photo inputs must be clear, front-facing, single-face images up to 8 MB. No company identity, location, or launch year is published, and no desktop or mobile apps are mentioned — it is web-only.

Summary

AI Zombie is a focused novelty generator that does exactly one thing: convert two photos into a 15-second zombie-reunion video with sound, ready for social sharing. Its transparency is a strength — exact pack and subscription prices, the 20-credit cost, the named model, watermarked-free output, and refunds on failure are all stated. Its narrowness is equally clear: no free trial, a fixed template with three scenes, 720p-only output, and variable results. For anyone wanting in on the AI zombie trend with a couple or a pet, it is a low-cost, low-friction option; anyone expecting broader video generation capability should look to general-purpose tools.