SceneFlare

Zombie Love Story

Create a new 15-second Zombie Love Story with two portrait photos: a tense reunion, an embrace and a warm memory. Start with Seedance 2.0 Mini and generate video with sound.

Your two photos
Image 1 路 survivor, stays human
Image 2 路 the one who turns

Add one clear person per photo, with the face and upper body visible. Photo 1 stays human; photo 2 becomes the zombie. Swap the photos to switch roles.

Two photos. One reunion.

Lower the gun. Hold the person you love.

Your two portraits define the leads. The built-in story starts with a raised gun and two close-ups in a dim room, moves into an embrace, and ends with a warm meadow memory.

Survivor and partnerHug, then a warm memorySound generated with the video
Photos
2 required

Image 1 stays human. Image 2 is infected in the reunion and healthy in the memory.

Picture
15 seconds, 16:9

9:16 is optional. 720p is the default; 480p costs less.

Sound
Sound generated with the video

The model generates scene sounds and background music with the video. Sound and shot timing vary with each generation.

The same two people, from standoff to memory

Use clear reference photos and choose the balance of quality and credits that suits your video.

Assign the survivor

Use photo 1 for the human character throughout the reunion and memory. Separate photo slots keep the intended roles clear.

Show two states of one character

Photo 2 guides both the infected appearance, with dark eye sockets and visible veins, and the healthy person in the memory. Facial features, hair and clothing follow the same reference.

Choose the cheaper tier

Start with Seedance 2.0 Mini, or choose Seedance 2.0. Compare 480p and 720p credit estimates before generating. Both models generate video with sound.

Control the people, motion and atmosphere

Use clear reference photos and choose the balance of quality and credits that suits your video.

Keep your subject recognizable

Use the photo as the visual reference for facial features, hair and clothing. A clear, well-lit image gives the model more useful details; the result is a newly generated performance.

Keep the face readable

Front light, open eyes, and no sunglasses or hands across the face.

Guide both characters

Each photo has its own role, helping you keep the two appearances distinct.

Keep your subject recognizable

From tension to an embrace

The built-in prompt arranges the close-ups, face-to-face encounter, lowered gun and embrace before a cut to the sunny memory. Add optional direction for mood or lighting.

Connected shots

The story connects recognition, lowering the gun and embracing, with the survivor on the left and the partner on the right in the room.

Sound generated with the video

The model generates scene sounds and background music with the video. Sound and shot timing vary with each generation.

From tension to an embrace

Choose quality and credit cost

Choose Seedance 2.0 or Mini and 480p or 720p. The estimate covers your two reference photos and video generation with sound; no reference video is submitted or charged.

Compare credits before generating

Switch model or resolution to compare the estimate before generating.

Download with sound

The model generates scene sounds and background music with the video. Sound and shot timing vary with each generation.

Choose quality and credit cost

How to make a Zombie Love Story video

01

Upload two different photos

Upload two different, clear portraits with one person in each. Image 1 stays human; image 2 appears infected in the reunion and healthy in the memory.

02

Set the frame and the tier

Start at 15 seconds, 16:9, and 720p. Choose 9:16 or 480p if you want a taller frame or the lower quote. Add an optional note of up to 300 characters.

03

Generate and download

Check the estimate, create your video, then review the faces, motion and sound before downloading.

Zombie Love Story questions

What is Zombie Love Story?

Your two portraits define the leads. The built-in story starts with a raised gun and two close-ups in a dim room, moves into an embrace, and ends with a warm meadow memory.

Which photo turns into the zombie?

Image 2 is the loved one who turns. Image 1 is the survivor and stays human, including in the memory. Use Swap photos if you placed them the other way around.

Does the face stay the same in the memory?

The memory is meant to restore image 2 to a healthy version of the same person, with the same face and hair. Image 1 stays human throughout. AI still generates new frames, so review both faces before you share the clip.

Which photos should I upload?

Upload two different, clear portraits with one person in each. Image 1 stays human; image 2 appears infected in the reunion and healthy in the memory.

Does the video include sound?

The model generates scene sounds and background music with the video. Sound and shot timing vary with each generation.

What length, quality, and credits should I expect?

The video is about 15 seconds. Defaults are Seedance 2.0 Mini, 16:9 and 720p. You can choose Seedance 2.0, 9:16 or 480p. Credits cover two reference photos and video generation with sound, without a reference-video charge.

Do I need a reference video?

No. Upload two portraits. We generate a new video from your photos and the built-in story prompt. The video shown on the page is for viewing and is not sent to the model.

Will the faces and movements match exactly?

Photos guide appearance and the prompt guides the story. Faces, hands, clothing and shot timing may vary. Review the reunion and memory before sharing.

Lower the gun. Open your arms.

Create a new reunion and warm memory with your two portraits, complete with generated sound.