Aniv AIAI Zombie Video Generator from Two Photos
An AI zombie video starts with two photos: one person walks out of the fog, the other moves from fear to recognition, and they share a hug before a warm memory. Pick 15 or 30 seconds; the clip is 16:9, 720p, and silent.
2 photos · 15 / 30 seconds · 16:9 · 720p · silent
Two photos, one short film
JPG · PNG · WebP · 30 MBUse your own photos, or photos you have permission to use. Not minors.
1,000 / 2,000 credits · 720p, 16:9, silent
Need a higher resolution? Upscale with the video enhancer
One price for the whole clip. Failed generations return their credits.
Example clip
The remake
The AI zombie video, beat by beat
The clip is a short love story, not a gore scene. One person has changed. The other is afraid, then recognizes them and chooses a hug. Many versions cut from that hug to a sunny memory of the same two people, healthy and laughing. This page remakes that story from two photos so both faces stay familiar.
Aniv prepares the story for you. You do not upload another video. Use two photos you have permission to use. Do not use photos of minors, including childhood photos.
How to make an AI zombie video
Add two clear photos
First photo: the person who stays human. Second photo: the person who becomes the zombie. One adult in each frame, facing the camera, with hair and upper body visible.
Choose the length
15 seconds costs 1,000 credits and 30 seconds costs 2,000. Both render at 720p, 16:9 and silent, with the same story. You do not write a prompt or upload a source video.
Generate, review, and download
Submit once. When the clip is ready, check both faces and the hug, then download it. It also appears in your video history. If the connection drops, check history before submitting again.
A photo checklist before you start
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 30 MB. Each side must be 300–6000 pixels, with a width-to-height ratio of 0.4–2.5. One person per photo. Even light, no sunglasses, no heavy filters, and no group shots.
Look at both uploads before you generate. A tight crop that hides the hair or clothes gives the story less to keep. Replacing a photo after a finished clip starts a new paid generation.
Why make the zombie love story here?
The story, the two roles, and the non-graphic limits are already set. You choose two photos and a resolution.
Two people, fixed roles
The first photo stays the human and the second the changed person, including in the memory. Those roles are not swapped.
Fear, then a hug
The clip is one short story: a step back, recognition, an embrace, and a cut to a warm field. It is not a fight and not a gore effect.
One price, automatic refunds
You pay for the whole clip, not per second. If generation fails, the credits come back. A result you simply dislike is not a failed task.
Review the clip before you share it
Watch the whole result, then check these three things before you post or generate again.
Check both people
Compare each face and hairstyle with the photo you uploaded, in the street and again in the field. If they swapped, put the human photo back in the first slot and the zombie photo in the second, then generate again.
Check the hug
Hands and arms should meet without merging. If the embrace is tangled, try clearer waist-up photos.
Add your own sound
The clip is silent so you can put a track you are allowed to use under it. Download the file you want to keep.
AI zombie video pricing
15 seconds costs 1,000 credits, 30 seconds costs 2,000. Both are 720p, 16:9 and silent. Credit packs are on the pricing page.
Both lengths render at 720p. For a higher resolution, upscale the result with our video enhancer. Video enhancer
AI zombie video FAQ
What is an AI zombie video?
A short love story: one person has become a zombie, the other is afraid, recognizes them, and hugs them anyway. The hug often cuts to a warm memory. This page remakes that clip from two photos. It is not a gore filter.
Which photo becomes the zombie?
The second one. The first photo is the person who stays human and recognizes them. Each slot is labeled, so you do not need to swap the order. Use adults you have permission to show.
Do I need a prompt or the source clip?
No. The story is already set, and you do not upload a source video. You cannot rewrite the story in this preset.
Is it gory?
No. The changed person has pale grey skin, clouded eyes, and torn clothes, with intact skin. The prompt forbids blood, wounds, biting, and weapons.
How long is the clip, and does it have sound?
It is 15 or 30 seconds, 16:9, 720p, and silent. The price is for the whole clip. Add a sound you are allowed to use when you post. A failed generation returns its credits. For a higher resolution, upscale it with our video enhancer.
Which photos work?
JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 30 MB. Each side must be 300–6000 pixels, with a width-to-height ratio of 0.4–2.5. One adult per photo, face and upper body visible. Do not use photos of minors, including childhood photos.
What if it fails, or the faces swap?
A failed task returns its credits. If you are not sure the task was accepted, check your video history before submitting again. Swapped faces or a tangled hug are a finished result, not a failure. A new attempt is a separate charge.
Is Aniv the official source of this clip?
No. Aniv is an independent tool. This page is a preset for the short love story: fear, recognition, a hug, and a warm memory.
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Two photos, one silent clip: fear, recognition, a hug, and a warm memory.
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