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Two Photos In. One Cinematic Zombie Love Story Out.

Upload two photos and Zombie AI builds the short zombie love story: standoff, the hug, and the hard cut into a warm memory. A watermarked preview is free; one credit removes the watermark and unlocks the download. The first 5-second clip is $4.99, where similar tools charge $6.90 to $12.99 for one video.

Paid from the first clip
One-time packs, no subscription
Cost shown before you submit
A zombie love story clip made with Zombie AI

Two Photos In. One Cinematic Zombie Love Story Out.

Zombie AI Video Generator
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Generated Results

No video generated yet. Enter a prompt and click Generate to create your first video.

Built for the places zombie clips get posted

How the studio works

Every effect is the same image-to-video call, seeded with a different prompt and a different page of copy.

Five Effects, One Pipeline

Zombie love story, zombie pet, AI Halloween makeup, AI mini me and AI make things giant all run the same way.

Prompt-Seeded Results

Each effect opens with a prompt written for that look, so you are not starting from a blank box.

Watermarked Preview First

See the clip with a watermark before you spend anything on it.

Credit per Clip

A 5-second clip is 300 credits and a 10-second clip is 600; the price is shown up front.

Download When You Pay

A credit removes the watermark and unlocks the download of the finished video.

Credits Shown Up Front

Your remaining credits and the cost of the current job appear before you generate.

What Zombie AI does

Pick an effect, upload your photos, and the studio turns them into one short cinematic clip on the same image-to-video pipeline.

Image-to-Video Pipeline

Every effect runs on the same image-to-video model: your photos in, one short cinematic clip out.

Free Watermarked Preview

Watch the result as a watermarked preview at no cost, then decide whether to keep it.

One Credit Unlocks It

A credit removes the watermark and unlocks the download of the finished clip.

Cost Before You Generate

The studio shows the credits a clip costs before you submit the job.

Make a zombie clip in 3 steps

Pick the effect, upload the photos it asks for, and review the cost before you generate.

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Step 1: Pick an effect

Choose zombie love story, zombie pet, AI Halloween makeup, AI mini me or AI make things giant.

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Step 2: Upload your photos

Add the photos the effect needs — one selfie, a pet photo, or two reference photos.

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Step 3: Generate and download

Watch the free watermarked preview, then spend a credit to remove the watermark and download.

A clear, mode-based workflow

Choose inputs and settings that match the generation path you want to use.

4 modes Text, Image, Standard Motion, and Pro Motion

4 modes

Text, Image, Standard Motion, and Pro Motion

5–30s Duration options vary by mode and provider

5–30s

Duration options vary by mode and provider

Credits Cost shown before each submission

Credits

Cost shown before each submission

Web No desktop installation required

Web

No desktop installation required

Independent product notice

zombie-ai.pro is an independent AI video studio and not an official Kling AI service. Results vary with your photos, the effect you pick and the model the request runs on. A watermarked preview is free; a credit removes it.

How people use the effects

Scenarios the product fits; these are examples, not customer testimonials or performance claims.

Zombie AI FAQs

Answers about the effects, credits, the free preview and what each clip costs.












Need Zombie AI help? Email support@zombie-ai.pro

Ready to make your zombie clip?

Pick an effect, upload your photos, and watch the free watermarked preview. The first 5-second clip is $4.99, and one-time packs carry no subscription.

Zombie AI Blog

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Oct 8, 2026

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How to Make a Zombie AI Video From Two Simple Photos

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Two Photo AI Video: Why Two Reference Photos Beat One

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