Love survives the last goodbye.

AI Zombie Love Story

Two photos become a story of love, loss and the memories that stay. Cast your own couple.

  • Two characters, one story
  • 6.5s opening or full 24s film
  • Original soundtrack
Made from two character photos · complete story

Create your Zombie Love Story video

1 · Upload characters

Survivor role
JPG / PNG / WebP
Infected partner role
JPG / PNG / WebP

One person or pet per photo. Use clear full-body images; people should be adults.

First photo: survivor. Second photo: infected partner indoors, healthy partner in the memories. No character cards needed.

2 · Length

3 · Aspect ratio

The original scene stays whole. Black bars are added to the final video when needed for your chosen aspect ratio.

4 · Resolution
229 creditsOriginal audio
Before you generate

Whenever possible, upload images you own. Otherwise, make sure you have permission to use them. AI results vary. A finished video may miss character details, gestures or lip sync on the first take. Another take uses more credits; failed renders are refunded.

Connecting to the generator…

Output

Example preview · 24.1s
A love that remembers · Made with two character imagesYour finished video will appear here.
Estimated generation time3–6 min

6.5s · 480p · Estimated total time, including preparation, rendering and export.

Planning range based on recent renders. Busy queues can take longer.

How it works

Give the story
your own faces.

Your photos define the cast. The scene carries them from a tense encounter to a shared memory.

  1. 01

    Choose your couple

    Add two separate, healthy character photos. Choose the survivor first, then the partner who becomes infected.

  2. 02

    Start with the opening

    Try the 6.5-second scene to see your characters in the story before creating the complete film.

  3. 03

    Keep the memories

    The full film continues through the embrace, the golden meadow and the sunset, with the original soundtrack.

Credit packs

Simple, one-time pricing

Choose a length and resolution to see the exact credit cost before you generate. New accounts receive 300 credits toward a video.

FAQ

Your zombie love story questions

Still unsure? Email support@hotellobbygenerator.net.

How do I make an AI zombie love story?

Upload two separate character photos. The first becomes the survivor with the pistol; the second becomes the infected partner. Choose the opening scene or complete story, review the credit cost, and generate.

Can I use a pet as a character?

Yes. People and pets can take either role. In the woman and golden retriever demo, the woman is the survivor and the dog is infected indoors, then healthy in the meadow memories. Animal actions adapt to paws, nuzzling and running together.

Do I need a character card or a zombie photo?

No. Use one clear, healthy character photo per role. A full-body photo with a visible face works best. The infected appearance is created in the indoor scenes; the same partner is healthy in the meadow memories.

What happens in the complete video?

The survivor faces an infected partner, lowers the pistol and opens their arms. The story cuts to warm memories in a meadow, holding hands and a sunset embrace. The complete film follows 17 original shots.

Can I regenerate just one part of my story?

Yes. The complete story is made from three generated segments. In your finished result, choose the segment you want to redo, review the separate credit cost, and compare the new full video before applying it. Your original stays available until you apply the change. A successful retry costs credits even if you keep the original; failed retries are refunded.

How long is the video and does it have sound?

The opening is approximately 6.5 seconds. The complete story is approximately 24.1 seconds. Choose 4:3, 16:9 or 9:16; the original scene stays whole with black bars where needed. Both lengths keep the original soundtrack.

Will my characters look exactly the same in every shot?

Your two photos guide identity and clothing throughout. AI can still miss facial details, gestures or casting in a take. Review the short opening first; another take uses additional credits.

Is this a frightening video?

The opening includes an aimed pistol and an infected character with unsettling mouth makeup. The later scenes show a healthy couple in a romantic meadow memory.

A story worth remembering

Let your characters tell it.

Choose two photos and start with the opening scene.