AI Zombie Pet Video: A Gentle Dog or Cat Reunion Guide

An AI zombie pet video is a fictional short film in which an owner recognizes a beloved animal in a spooky setting and reunites with it. The emotional hook is the change from uncertainty to affection. You can tell that story with a dog or cat without showing injury, distress or graphic horror.

Our Pet option is built around two authorized photos, one supplied story and one 15-second video at 480p or 720p. Choose portrait or landscape; you do not need to write a prompt or join several clips. The published price is $6.90 for 100 credits, $9.90 for 300, or $24.90 for 900. A film uses 100 credits at 480p or 200 at 720p. Packs last 12 months, with applicable tax shown at checkout and no subscription. Check the creator for current availability.

Which photos do I need for a zombie dog or cat video?

Use one photo of an adult owner and one photo of the pet, not two pet photos. The separate inputs give each character a clear role in the reunion.

For the owner, choose a well-lit image of one adult with an unobstructed face. For the pet, use a photo where its species, face and coat markings are easy to see. A dark dog photographed in deep shadow gives the model less useful information than the same dog in even daylight. If your cat has a white chest or a distinctive patch, keep that visible.

• Use one subject in each photo; avoid group pictures and busy collages.
• Prefer natural, undistorted proportions over strong beauty filters or wide-angle close-ups.
• Avoid costumes, covered faces and objects that hide the animal's legs or muzzle.
• Upload JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 5 MB each, following the dimensions shown on the form.

You must be at least 18 and have the required rights and permission for the images. Do not upload children or public figures. Photo 1 guides the adult owner’s appearance; photo 2 guides the pet’s species, build, fur and markings in a fictional scene. Use a naturally four-legged pet such as a dog or cat. The service does not replace faces in existing footage or promise an exact likeness.

A simple 15-second story for a pet video

Keep the animal's behavior natural and give the story three clear beats:

Time	Story beat	Detail that matters
0–4 seconds	The owner spots the pet in a misty garden.	Establish one owner and one recognizable animal; keep the spooky styling gentle.
4–9 seconds	The owner kneels and the pet approaches for a nuzzle.	Choose a movement a real dog or cat can comfortably make.
9–15 seconds	The light turns warm and the pair settle into a peaceful reunion.	Keep the animal's species and broad markings consistent.

This is the intended story structure, not a frame-by-frame guarantee. A single generation can interpret the timing or transition differently. Combining running, jumping, transforming, speaking and hugging in 15 seconds makes the scene harder to read; a look, approach and nuzzle are enough.

The site supplies its Pet story prompt. If you are learning how the writing works, start with role + setting + one animal action + warm ending + continuity constraints. The prompt guide explains the wider story structure; you do not need to paste a prompt into our creator.

Can the pet be a zombie without showing animal harm?

Yes: use a fictional, non-graphic visual treatment. Mist, cooler light and soft storybook colors can establish the mood while the animal remains calm and uninjured. The warm ending can restore normal colors without depicting wounds or suffering.

Our Pet flow is designed around that gentle reunion. It does not offer graphic animal injury or abusive scenes. Story text and input images go through safety screening before generation; a failed or unavailable check is not an approval. Generated videos are not sent to seeAPI for screening. Input screening cannot guarantee natural movement or a pleasing result.

Should I choose 9:16 or 16:9?

Choose 9:16 if the video is mainly for a vertical phone screen, such as a short-form social post. Choose 16:9 if you want a wider frame for a landscape player. The duration and published price are the same for both choices. Choose 480p standard for 100 credits or 720p HD for 200 credits. Neither option is 4K; a higher resolution does not guarantee better story or character consistency.

Check the result before sharing

Watch the complete clip. Check that a dog stays a dog, a cat stays a cat, and that paws, legs, faces and movement look plausible. Check the owner's appearance and the transition too. Broad colors and markings are useful references, but precise identity or coat-pattern reproduction is not guaranteed.

Download a copy promptly because provider links are temporary, and describe the result as AI-generated fiction. For a technical failure, check the existing film and restored credit balance, or contact support before buying another pack. Creative preferences and technical non-delivery are handled differently under the refund policy.

Prepare your two photos, check the cost, or open the creator and choose Pet.