Creation Guide
Prepare two portraits for a non-graphic zombie couple video effect.
Last updated: 2026-10-15
1. Start with two clear adult portraits
Use one person per image, with a visible face, even lighting, and enough space around the head and shoulders. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters, overlapping faces, nudity, and graphic injuries. Upload only images you have permission to transform. Both people must be adults and must agree to this use.
Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP. The current limit is 5 MB per photo. Use non-sensitive sample portraits while the service is in development preview.
2. Choose the scene
The creative direction is a fictional romantic reunion in an apocalypse setting. Use a tender or cinematic mood rather than graphic horror. The target format is 9:16 vertical video, 15 seconds long.
Faces, clothes, motion, and backgrounds can change during AI generation. Clear photos help, but no exact likeness or match to an example is guaranteed.
3. Follow the job status
The application checks the request and references automatically before generation. It then checks the output before making it available. A refusal, missing provider configuration, error, or timeout can stop delivery. Follow the status shown for your existing task; do not repeatedly submit an unresolved task.
The current interface is a development preview, with live generation disabled by default. Planned models are Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 2.5 through Kie; Gemini performs the automatic checks. Provider setup and an end-to-end verified job are required before live generation opens. Payments and paid subscriptions are not available, and no production price has been set. Examples marked “concept” or “prepared sample” illustrate the intended style.
Application photo access expires 24 hours after upload. Earlier deletion and cleanup can be affected by storage errors. Third-party retention and private-link handling remain unverified, especially for Kie reference uploads and outputs; the application's 24-hour limit does not establish deletion by a provider. Read the Privacy Policy before submitting personal photos.
4. Share with context
Review the result for unexpected details and make sure your permissions cover sharing. Label it as AI-generated when a viewer could mistake it for a real event. Keep your own copy if a downloadable output becomes available; preview storage can be reset during development.
Contact
See Contact for the current support status. The Privacy Policy explains photo processing, and the Terms of Service explain allowed use.