Zombie Trend AI

Zombie Trend AI makes the zombie love-story videos that spread on TikTok and Reels this autumn, using your own photos instead of a template.

The trend has a fixed shape, and the tool follows it beat by beat. One person in your photo has turned into a zombie and stands in a cold, grey present. A small keepsake, such as a ring or a bracelet, sparks recognition. The other person hugs them instead of running. The clip ends on a warm, golden-hour memory of the two of them before it happened. You do not write any of this: you upload one or two photos, pick the effect and get a finished 15-second, multi-shot video.

The same idea works for pets (your dog or cat comes back and still runs to you, or two pets where one stays by the other) and for solo clips: a step-by-step zombie transformation, an outbreak scene, a Halloween zombie reveal, a four-costume Halloween try-on and a werewolf change under the full moon. There is also a plain AI hug with no horror at all, for a partner, a parent or a friend who lives far away. The zombie look is stylized movie makeup with no blood or wounds.

Videos come out vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or landscape 16:9. The love-story and pet effects can run on Seedance 2.5 with a music score, or on MiniMax H3 for a lower price. Rendering takes a few minutes in the background, and your photos and videos stay private to your account. The site works in the browser on phone or desktop, in eight languages.

Pricing: one-time credit packs from $9.90, no subscription, credits never expire, and credits for a failed render go back to your balance automatically. Everyone in the photos has to agree to be in the video.