Make an AI Zombie video
from two photos.
EasyVideoAI uses two portraits to recast its prepared zombie clip: one guides the male character in the opening, and the other guides the female character in later scenes. Preview the source, choose 12 or 20 seconds, review the credit quote, then download a private MP4 with its audio. Custom source video uploads are not supported.
Compare video credits and pricing, or read how we handle portrait and video privacy.
See a portrait in an AI Zombie video.
The supplied portrait is the reference for the female character in this completed example. Play the video to see her across the changing scenes, with audio.
This completed example lasts 20.7 seconds; the studio offers 12-second and 20-second source cuts. The studio asks for two portraits, but only the female character reference is pictured here. Faces and scene details can vary between generations.
Create your versionHow to make an AI Zombie video.
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Upload two portraits
Use separate JPEG, PNG or WebP images up to 10 MB each. Photo 1 guides the male character in the opening; photo 2 guides the female character in later scenes.
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Choose the prepared scene
Preview the source with audio, then select its first 12 or 20 seconds at 480p or 720p. Keep the original frame or choose a centered square or vertical crop.
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Review and download
Check the exact credit quote before generating. When the private MP4 is ready, review both characters, scene changes and restored source audio.
AI Zombie video questions.
What to expect from this two-photo scene workflow.
What does this AI Zombie generator make?
It makes a private MP4 based on the prepared zombie scene, using one portrait for the male character in the opening and another for the female character in later shots. The scene and audio come from the source; AI can vary facial and background details.
Is AI Zombie free to generate?
No free generation trial is currently offered. You can watch the source and completed example without paying. A 12-second 480p generation uses 960 credits at the current published rate; the $10 Starter pack contains 1,000 credits. The studio shows the exact quote before you confirm. See pricing.
What photo files can I upload?
Upload two separate JPEG, PNG or WebP portraits, up to 10 MB each. Use one clear face per image and obtain permission to use each person’s likeness.
What does each portrait change?
Image 1 is the reference for the male character in the opening kitchen and zombie close-up. Image 2 is for the female character in the later scenes. The model can miss or alter a face across cuts, so review the finished video.
Which part of the clip is used?
Choose the first 12 or 20 seconds of the supplied source, always starting at 0:00. The longer option includes more of the later scenes. The 20.7-second video below is a completed example, not an extra duration choice.
Can I make a vertical video?
Yes. Choose the original wide frame, a centered square crop or a centered vertical crop. Cropping may remove characters near the sides of a shot; check the crop outline in the studio.
How many credits does an AI Zombie video use?
At the current published rate, 12 seconds at 480p uses 960 credits and 20 seconds at 480p uses 1,600 credits. 720p costs more; the exact quote appears in the studio before Generate. Compare all credit rates.
Can I upload my own zombie source video?
No. The current studio uses its prepared scene. You can upload two portrait photos, but not a replacement source video.
Will the result look exactly like the preview?
The preview is the original input. AI generation can change faces, expressions and fine details differently in each shot. Compare the finished result with the source before sharing.
Do I need permission to use the photos?
Yes. You need permission to use both people's likenesses. A parent or legal guardian must authorize the use of a minor's photo. See the terms for details.