funZombie Pet AI Video
Make your own zombie pet video
JPG, PNG or WebP, one clear face (or pet) per photo, facing the camera. Only use photos of yourself, your pet, or people who agreed to it. Privacy
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A border collie and its owner, from one photo each. The dog's odd eyes and white tail tip are in every shot.
Zombie pet AI video with a border collie
One photo of a woman, one of her blue merle border collie with odd eyes and a white tail tip. The zombie dog charges, she opens her arms, and in the field it knocks her into the wheat and licks her face. The markings stay the dog's own.
15 seconds · 9:16 with caption, plus a 16:9 cut · sound made with the videoMake one like this ↑What is the zombie pet AI trend?
It's the AI zombie love story with your pet as the zombie. In a frozen cabin your dog or cat has turned; you can't shoot. It leaps, you catch it, and the film cuts to a golden field where it's healthy again and all over you.
On TikTok one pet version of the trend passed 1.3 million views.
What your zombie dog or cat does
The template picks the ending by size, the way the trend's best pet videos play it.
Zombie dog AI: medium and large dogs
A border collie or a golden charges across the cabin, leaps and knocks you into the wheat, tail going, licking your face while you scratch its ears. Then you walk into the sun with it trotting beside you.
Zombie cat AI and small dogs
A cat or a small dog jumps into your arms and you spin it round. In the field it lies on your chest while you stroke it, and in the last shot you hold it against the sunset.
A zombie pet video from two photos
One photo of you, one of your pet. The pet's photo matters most: face and body in view, good light.
What you add
- Photo 1: you, the one who keeps the gun
- Photo 2: your dog or cat, the one who turns
- Your pet's whole face in view, one pet per photo
What you get
- Skinny, matted zombie in the cabin, healthy in the field
- Vertical 9:16 with the caption, ready to post
- Widescreen 16:9 without text, same video
How to make the zombie pet video
- 01
Add your photo
You, alone, facing the camera. You'll be the one holding the gun.
- 02
Add your pet
A bright photo of your dog or cat with its face and body in view.
- 03
Post it
Download the vertical cut and tag #zombiepet or #zombielovestory.
Why your zombie pet still looks like your pet
Most zombie filters smear a pet into a generic monster. Ours reads your pet's photo first and writes it into every shot.
Markings are written down
Coat color, patterns, eye color and quirks like a white tail tip are noted from the photo and repeated in each shot.
Two versions of the same pet
The zombie in the cabin is drawn from the healthy one in the field, so they're clearly the same animal before and after.
Endings sized to your pet
Big dogs tackle you into the wheat; cats and small dogs land in your arms.
Photos that work best for pets
Your pet's photo matters most: whole face in view, one pet, good light. Your own photo should be you alone, facing the camera.
Photos of pets
Photos of people
What happens to your photos
Only you can see them
Your photos and videos are tied to the browser you paid in. There are no public galleries.
Deleted after 30 days
Photos and videos are deleted 30 days after the video is made, or right away when you delete it in My videos.
Used only for your video
We don't sell your photos, show them to anyone or use them to train anything.
No account to create
No sign-up and no password. The email you pay with is enough to find your videos on another device.
Zombie pet AI FAQ
Can my dog be the zombie?
Yes. Add a photo of you as photo 1 and your dog as photo 2. Your zombie dog is skinny, matted and grey in the cabin, then healthy and glossy again in the field. Breed, coat, markings and eye color come from your photo.
Does it work with a cat?
Yes. Cats and small dogs leap into your arms instead of knocking you over, and in the field they curl up on your chest while you stroke them.
Do I need a photo of myself too?
Yes, for now. The template needs two photos: you as the one who stays human, and your pet as the zombie. A photo of you alone, facing the camera, works best.
Will my pet still look like my pet?
That's the point of reading the photo first: the AI notes the details that make your pet yours, like odd-colored eyes, a white tail tip or one floppy ear, and writes them into every shot.
Is the zombie pet scary?
A little, for about a second: white eyes, bared teeth, matted fur. No wounds and no gore, and the ending is your pet happy in the sun.
How much does a zombie pet video cost?
One video is $6.99. Packs of 3 and 10 cost less per video, so you can make one for each pet. A video that fails gives its credit back.
Can my pet be the survivor?
No. The survivor has to be a person; your pet is always the one who turns. If the first photo shows only a pet, the AI says so and your credit comes back.
Does it work with a rabbit, bird or other pet?
The template is written for dogs and cats, and those are the only pets we've tried. Other animals aren't turned away, but we can't promise how they'll look.
Can I use a photo of a pet that has passed away?
Yes. Any clear photo works, however old, and in the field your pet is healthy and glossy again.
Can two pets be in the same video?
One pet per video. If a photo shows more than one animal, the AI picks the biggest, most central one, so make a video for each pet.
How do I post my zombie pet video?
Download the vertical cut, which already has the two caption lines, and post it with #zombiepet or #zombielovestory. The widescreen cut without text is there too.
Make your zombie pet video
A photo of you, a photo of your pet, and a few minutes.
Add your photos