H3 Max · reference-to-video
AI Zombie Video Generator
Make the moment when someone recognizes the person they thought they had lost. Upload two character photos, direct the scene, and generate one short vertical video with sound. No complex timeline to build.
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Two character references · one scene
Create your zombie reunion clip
Image 1 and Image 2 are character references, not the first and last frames. H3 Max makes one 5–15 second clip; it does not automatically assemble a 20-second multi-scene story.
Refer to the uploads as Image 1 and Image 2. Start with one believable moment; add dialogue or sound only when it helps. 419/2000
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Preview and result
Upload two character photos, adjust the scene, then generate a short vertical clip.
Two references, two roles
Upload a clear photo for the survivor and a separate photo for the loved one. These guide character identity; they do not define the beginning and ending frames.
Write one achievable beat
Recognition and an embrace fit a short clip better than an entire apocalypse-to-flashback montage. Describe the camera and sound, then keep the action simple.
Check the faces first
A generated clip can drift from its references. Check identity, hands, motion, and audio before sharing. Use your own edit to join multiple scenes if your story needs them.
Build the story one scene at a time
This is H3 Max reference-to-video, not a fixed zombie template. The model uses your two photos as character references and tries to follow your prompt. Output is a single 5–15-second clip at 480P or 768P, framed vertically for short-form video.
For a cold-to-warm memory cut, generate two distinct scenes and choose the join in your editor. Keep a shared gesture, camera height, and movement direction across both shots. Check the faces in each result before building the final edit.
For a shot-by-shot walkthrough, see how to make an AI zombie video. The standard image-to-video tool is different: its two uploads are interpreted as first and last frames.
Make the scene your own
Was that clip a filter or a generator? →
Choose the tool that makes the result you actually want.
Cut the encounter into a happy memory →
Plan two shots around one gesture, then find the join in your editor.
Turn it into a Halloween invitation →
A small door-reveal joke, with party details people can read.
Give the reunion a sound →
Use footsteps, a pause, and one spoken line before choosing a song.