AI Zombie Video Generator — Specs, Scenes and Credit Math
Who this is for: For the technically curious and the comparison shoppers: what model renders the clip, what the scenes actually are, and how the credit math maps to real generation cost.
Under the hood: the model, the scenes, the credit math — the generator this site runs, with real specs and costs.
Quick answer: This AI zombie video generator locks your two photos as character references in a Seedance multi-reference model, directs one of five non-graphic scenes, and returns a vertical MP4 with sound in minutes. One render = one credit; failed renders refund automatically.
Template
The two of you
One clear face per photo · one of each of you
Settings
The result
Vertical 9:16 · sound · TikTok & Reels ready
Renders take a few minutes · failed renders refund the credit automatically · Pricing — packs from $6.99 →
| Model | Seedance multi-reference image-to-video (US-hosted) |
|---|---|
| Scenes | 5 directed scenes + Pet mode, all non-graphic |
| Output | 9:16 MP4 · 480p/720p · 8s/15s · generated sound |
| Credit math | 1 render = 1 credit · 2 videos for $6.99 · 6 videos for $19.99 · 18 videos for $59.99 |
How does the AI zombie video generator work?
The generator is a directed pipeline over a multi-reference image-to-video model (Seedance, US-hosted). Your two photos upload to isolated storage, get locked as character references ([Image1] — the one who turns; [Image2] — the one who holds the gun, or your pet), and a scene prompt directs the performance: camera move, lighting, beat order, and an explicit non-graphic constraint. Rendering runs 9:16 vertical at 480p or 720p, 8 or 15 seconds, with generated ambient sound.
The credit math is straightforward: one render = one credit regardless of scene; 720p and 15-second renders cost the same credit but sell in the Crew pack, which is priced for heavier use. Failed renders refund the credit automatically — the failure rate at default settings is low, but photo quality is the usual culprit when it happens.
Common uses
- Comparing generators before buying credits
- Understanding why a render failed and how to fix the photos
- Checking the model behind the clips before posting as AI
Frequently Asked Questions
Which model renders the videos?
Where are my photos stored?
Why does a render take minutes, not seconds?
What happens if my video fails?
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The full story arc — turn, hesitation, embrace, memory — directed from your two photos. Pick the scene that matches your real story.
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Pet mode: your dog or cat finds you after the turn. The variant that out-engages — upload your photo and your pet's.