Choose the right template. Start with the right photos.

Choose the effect, then the photos

Open a template below to see its photo requirements. Each link opens the generator with that template and photo count selected.

A transformation or a costume reveal?

Zombie Transformation gradually changes one person into a zombie. Halloween Zombie is a playful reveal with pumpkins and fog. Halloween Costume changes outfits rather than turning the person into a zombie.

A hug or a story with a twist?

AI Hug is a warm reunion without zombie effects. Zombie Love Story moves from a threatening encounter to a happy memory. Both accept one two-adult photo or two individual portraits.

A pet on its own or with you?

Use one dog or cat photo for the pet-focused story. Add a separate adult owner photo if you want a specific person to appear; the pet-only version does not identify an owner.

These descriptions explain the intended effects, not guaranteed results. A reference photo guides identity; it does not lock every frame, outfit or movement. You do not need to add zombie makeup to your source photo.

Prepare photos for your chosen template

Follow the requirements above rather than always cropping to a face. Portraits suit face-focused effects; Apocalypse, Halloween Costume and Rumpelstiltskin use half-body or full-body photos with a clear face. For pets, keep the eyes, muzzle, ears and markings visible.

For a two-person photo, keep exactly the two intended adults in frame and both faces clear. For two separate portraits, each image should contain one adult. In Love Story, the one-photo mode uses right = survivor, left = infected partner; the two-photo mode uses photo 1 = survivor, photo 2 = infected partner. File names and gender do not assign roles.

Clear subject, useful framing

Keep faces sharp and evenly lit. For outfit or movement templates, include the body instead of cropping it away. Enlarging a small blurry face does not restore its detail.

The right number of subjects

The four-person example leaves the intended subjects unclear. Crop or choose another photo to match the selected mode: one adult, exactly two adults, or one dog or cat.

Visible identifying features

Avoid dark sunglasses, hands over the face and strong beauty filters. Clear glasses are fine if the eyes remain visible. Keep a pet's markings visible too.

Light on the subject

Avoid strong backlight and motion blur. When using separate portraits, similar lighting makes it easier to compare the two people with the result; matching clothes are not required.

JPG, PNG or WebP; up to 10 MB per image. The uploader also checks for at least 256 × 256 pixels and a maximum of 40 megapixels. Use photos you own or have permission to process, with clear subjects and balanced lighting.

Use photos you own or have permission to use, and get consent from every adult pictured. Changing the template or photo mode clears the selected photos, so choose the setup before uploading.

Before you generate

You choose the template, reference photos and aspect ratio. The story is built in; this is not a custom-script editor. All current templates produce 15-second, 768P videos.

1. 1.

   Choose a setup and sign in

   Use a template link above, then sign in with Google or email and password before adding photos. Keep the same account for purchases and videos.

2. 2.

   Check the photos and roles

   Read the upload labels and check every preview. For Pet with an owner, photo 1 is the dog or cat and photo 2 is the adult. In two-portrait Love Story, swap the photos before generating if the roles are reversed.

3. 3.

   Choose the final frame

   Use 9:16 for a vertical video or 16:9 for a landscape video. Choose for where you will share it; a heavy crop afterward can cut out faces and actions.

4. 4.

   Check credits, then confirm generation

   Buying credits adds to your balance; it does not start a video. If you need to top up, return to the original task afterward and confirm generation. Packs are one-time purchases, with no subscription or credit expiry.

5. 5.

   Keep the original task link

   Use the current task link to follow progress. My videos shows completed results, not the pending queue. Generating another version is a new paid generation, not a free correction or a way to speed up the first one.

Find the problem and the next step

Start with the original task instead of submitting again. For support, include the task link, any payment reference and a concrete description of the problem; never send your password.

A photo will not upload

Sign in first. Check the format, file size and dimensions below the photo examples. Export HEIC photos as JPG, PNG or WebP; renaming the extension is not a conversion.

The wrong person becomes the zombie

Check the selected photo mode. In a shared photo, left and right assign the roles; in separate portraits, the upload slots do. Correct the setup before deciding whether to pay for another generation.

A face or pet looks wrong

Try a clearer source with fewer obstructions or distracting subjects. This may help but does not guarantee identity fidelity. If the result mixes identities or omits a subject, contact support with the task link.

The effect or movement is not what I expected

Check that you chose the intended template. You cannot edit its script here. Broken limbs, missing contact or a failed story transition cannot be repaired just by adding captions or filters; describe the defect to support.

I paid, but my credits are missing

Refresh the original purchase status from your account payment history. Returning from checkout is not proof of payment. Do not immediately buy the same pack again.

The task is waiting or its status is uncertain

Return to the original task link and refresh its status. An uncertain result is not a confirmed failure. Contact support if it remains unresolved; a new task will not recover the old one.

The video will not play or download

Retry playback or download the MP4 if available. If both fail, send support the task link and the error shown. Retrying a download does not regenerate the video.

I want to try again

Another generation spends credits again and may differ from the first. Change one relevant input at a time, such as the source photo or role order. There is no guarantee that a new version will resolve a quality issue.

Confirmed technical generation failures return the credits used. A result you dislike is not automatically a technical failure. Report specific defects for review; credit-pack cash refunds are handled separately.

Download, check, then share

Download a copy you want to keep. Completed results are available in My videos under the account that created them. Do not treat account storage as a promise of permanent backup.

Listen to the original audio before adding music. Templates aim for scene sounds, not a specific trending song. Simple trimming, captions or licensed music can be added in your usual editor; you do not need to rebuild the story.

Check the actual exported file

• Are the intended people or pet recognizable, with no missing subject or mixed identities?
• Do bodies and movements make sense? For Love Story, does the threatening encounter change into a healthy memory?
• Does the chosen frame keep faces and important actions visible, without captions covering them?
• Play the file on your phone with sound. Use audio you have permission to publish and identify the scene as AI-generated fiction.