Still the same face
The prompt insists the person who turns stays recognizable under the grey skin.
Love over survival instinct
The AI zombie trend is a short clip where one person slowly becomes a zombie, still clearly themselves, and the other refuses to run and hugs them. Hotel Lobby Video (hotel-lobby-video.com) makes it from two photos; whoever is in the first photo is the one who turns.
Your photo
Just one photo: alone or as a pair.
Effect
Zombie needs two people. Add a second photo, or switch to one photo of the pair.
Video
Cost: 4 credits. Takes roughly 2 to 5 minutes. If it fails, the credits come back. See prices
The AI zombie trend shows one person turning into a zombie while still looking like themselves, and the other person hugging them rather than fleeing. On Hotel Lobby Video (hotel-lobby-video.com) you upload a photo of each person (the first photo turns; with one shared photo, the person on the left) and the Zombie effect renders it on Seedance 2.0 Mini: 5 seconds at 720p for 4 credits, ready in up to about 5 minutes by the provider’s estimate. The prompt rules out blood, wounds and gore, and a failed render is refunded.
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Inside the scene
It is dusk on an empty street. Fog drifts between abandoned cars and a street light flickers. The two of you stand face to face. The person from the first photo changes: skin fades to a pale grey-green, the eyes cloud over, the clothes turn torn and dusty, yet the face is still plainly theirs. The other person stays, holds the gaze, and the two pull each other into a long hug.
The effect asks for a slow film score with soft piano and distant wind, no speech, and explicitly no blood, wounds or gore. At the default length the change fills most of the clip and the hug lands near the end; a longer length in Video settings gives the hug more time, at a higher price.
How to
Put that person’s photo in the first slot and the other person’s in the second. With one photo of both, the person on the left turns.
Defaults: Seedance 2.0 Mini, 720p, 5 seconds, 9:16. Each option shows its credit price.
The provider quotes up to about 5 minutes. Download the MP4 or come back to it in My videos.
What you get
The prompt insists the person who turns stays recognizable under the grey skin.
No chase, no fight. The second person holds on.
Pale skin, cloudy eyes and ragged clothes; nothing bloody or graphic.
Slow piano and wind with no dialogue, ready to post without extra audio.
The zombie scene always needs two people. With one person, try a solo scene such as the Raindance AI trend or the gas station AI trend. For a two-person clip with no transformation, the AI hug generator keeps it sweet. Everything else is on the AI video effects list.
Made elsewhere
These clips come from other creators and other tools. They show the format, not what Hotel Lobby Video will produce for you. Every clip credits and links its maker.
A short video where one person slowly becomes a zombie but still looks like themselves, and the other person hugs them anyway. The AI version uses your own photos.
Put that person in the first photo slot. In a single photo of both of you, the person on the left turns.
No. The effect needs two people, from two photos or one photo of both. For a solo clip, pick a different effect such as Raindance.
It is moody, not graphic. The prompt forbids blood, wounds and gore, and every render is also checked by the video provider’s NSFW filter.
At the default length most of the clip is the transformation. Choose a longer length in Video settings to give the hug more time; the price rises with length.
5 seconds at 720p is 4 credits. You spend credits at the moment you create (packs start at 10 credits for $9.99), and any render that fails gives them back on its own.
No. Use only photos of people who gave permission; no strangers, celebrities or public figures.
Still them
Two photos, a slow turn on a foggy street, and a hug. You see the price before you create.