Zombie Love Story Prompt Guide (and Why Two Distinct Photos Matter)
How the ZombieHug story binds Photo 1 and Photo 2, what goes wrong when both refs are the same person, and when to skip prompts entirely on aizombie.app.
ZombieHugMost viral zombie hug clips fail for one boring reason: the model only sees one identity. If both reference frames are the same face (or two shots of the same demo character), the hug becomes a self-clone in matching clothes.
On aizombie.app you usually do not write a prompt
ZombieHug ships fixed story templates. You upload two photos; the server builds a Seedance 2.5 prompt that maps:
- @image1 / Photo 1 → survivor who holds the gun
- @image2 / Photo 2 → the loved one who turns (healthy again in the memory)
Optional note text only changes the memory place, not the plot.
Photo checklist
- Two different people (or person + pet for pet templates).
- Clear faces, decent lighting, not a heavy crop of someone else’s viral frame.
- One adult per human slot; pets only on Cat/Dog effects.
- Own the likeness rights.
If you still want a DIY prompt elsewhere
Keep both faces locked, time the leap cut, ban gore and gunfire, and force normal speed. Example skeleton:
Exactly ~20s, vertical 9:16, photoreal, hard cuts, no slow-mo, no text. Person in photo 1 holds the gun; person in photo 2 has turned. Keep both faces stable. Present: abandoned cabin → lowers gun → open arms → leap. Hard cut on contact to a warm memory of the same two people. No blood, gun never fires.
For the no-prompt path, just use Create on aizombie.app.