These prompts describe fictional adult characters. Public video generation and checkout are not open yet. No output quality or facial accuracy is guaranteed.
One story, four emotional beats
The planned default template supplies the prompt for you. The versions below let you inspect the story direction or adapt it for a compatible model. Reference tokens such as @Image1 and @Image2 are model-specific: check the selected provider’s instructions before using them.
This website’s first release uses only its curated AI-created fictional adult character photos. Custom uploads, real-person photos and celebrity portraits are not supported; copying a prompt does not change that restriction.
The complete love story
Create a cinematic fictional love story between two consenting adults. Use the first reference image (Image 1 / @Image1) for the healthy human survivor and the second reference image (Image 2 / @Image2) for the zombie partner. These are separate character references, not first and last frames. Preserve both faces, ages, hairstyles and exact clothing throughout; never swap their identities or roles. ACT 1, 0–4 seconds: in a quiet ruined city at blue hour, the two lovers find one another. ACT 2, 4–7 seconds: a close-up reveals the partner has become a non-graphic zombie with pale skin and subtly clouded eyes; the survivor recognizes them. ACT 3, 7–11 seconds: the survivor hesitates, lowers their unfired prop weapon out of frame, approaches, and gently embraces their partner. ACT 4, 11–15 seconds: match-cut the same embrace and camera angle to a warm, sunlit memory before the outbreak, with both alive and happy. The final act is a past memory, not a cure or transformation. End with them together. Keep both faces and the embrace inside the chosen frame. Use restrained camera movement, natural hands and arms, soft emotional instrumental music and ambience, no dialogue, no gore, no injury, no gunfire, no extra people, no text, and no logos.
A quiet, close-up embrace
Create a restrained, fictional cinematic reunion between two consenting adults. @Image1 is the human survivor; @Image2 is their subtly zombie-like partner. In a deserted street at dusk, the survivor recognizes the partner, hesitates, and reaches toward them. They share a gentle embrace. Hold the emotion in their faces and hands. Preserve the reference identities as closely as possible, with natural anatomy, quiet camera movement, cool ambient light, and a faint warm rim light. No gore, violence, text, or logos.
The memory that follows
Create a warm memory scene of two consenting adult lovers based on @Image1 and @Image2. Begin with them in the same embrace as the preceding scene, then reveal a peaceful garden in late-afternoon sunlight. Both people are alive and happy. Use a slow camera move, natural expressions, warm color, and subtle film texture. Keep clothing and faces coherent. The mood is tender rather than theatrical. No text, logos, gore, or new characters.
How to adapt a prompt responsibly
Keep the roles explicit and use one clear reference per person. Describe the action and the transition rather than adding a long list of conflicting camera effects. If the model struggles, simplify the scene instead of assuming that a longer prompt will fix it.
Some APIs treat two images as a starting and ending frame. That is different from two independent character references. Confirm the model’s input semantics before attempting a two-person story.
Read the photo preparation guide and zombie hug story guide for context. No prompt here guarantees a complete 15-second result or perfect facial resemblance.