A photo of you and one of your dog or cat: your pet has turned, you can't pull the trigger, and it runs into your arms. No gore, no prompt.
One clear, front-facing photo per person. They don't need to be taken together.
By creating, you confirm everyone pictured agreed to be in this video. Photos and results are private by default. Only use portraits you have permission to use.Our generator already includes this story. Copy it only if you want to use another video tool that takes two reference images.
The Zombie AI pet trend is the pet version of the end-of-the-world love story. In a dark cabin your dog or cat has turned into a zombie: white eyes, grey patchy fur, but still clearly your pet. You back away with a flashlight, then recognize them, kneel and open your arms. They run straight to you, and the scene cuts to a golden-hour meadow where your pet is healthy again.
Add one photo of you and one photo of your pet. FilmLune keeps the same breed, coat colour and markings, makes your pet move like a real animal on four legs, and returns a finished 15-second vertical video with an original score.
There are no weapons in the pet version and no gore. It works for dogs and cats; other animals may be less consistent.
Photo 1 is you, the owner. Photo 2 is your dog or cat, who will appear as the zombie.
15 seconds tells the whole story. The credit cost is shown before you create.
Download the MP4 from your private history and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
You back away in the dark, a flashlight shaking in your hand.
A low close-up of your pet with white eyes and grey fur, head tilted as it recognizes you.
A wide shot across the empty cabin floor.
You kneel and open your arms, and your pet runs and jumps into them.
A hard cut to a sunset meadow: your pet healthy and playful, curled up in your arms as the sun goes down.
Use a clear, single-animal photo where the face, ears and markings are visible.
A pet that fills most of the photo works better than a tiny pet in a wide shot.
Front-facing or three-quarter angles work best; avoid photos where the pet is curled up or hidden.
Use a clear photo of yourself facing the camera for photo 1.
Yes. It is made for dogs and cats. Other animals may work but are less consistent.
It follows the breed, size, coat colour and markings in your photo. Exact details can vary, so use a clear, well-lit photo.
No. The pet version uses a flashlight and has no weapons, no blood and no biting.
Yes, if the photo is clear. Many people make it as a tribute; the ending in the meadow shows your pet healthy and happy.
The credit cost depends on the model, resolution and length and is shown before you create.
Oct 27, 2026 — Launched the pet version, tested with a dog and a cat.
One photo of you, one of your pet, one zombie reunion.