Free Zombie Love Story AI Prompt (Copy & Paste)
Copy-paste prompts for the AI zombie trend: the zombie apocalypse love story with a match cut, for couples and for pets. Works with Seedance, Kling and other reference-image video models.
Last updated: 2026-10-07
These are the prompts behind the zombie apocalypse love story video. They're written for video models that accept two reference images — Seedance 2 (in Dreamina and CapCut), Kling 3 and similar. Upload photo 1 (the survivor) and photo 2 (the one who turns), then paste the prompt.
The couple prompt (15 seconds)
A cinematic 15-second photorealistic short film told in two parts joined by one hard match cut. Characters: PERSON A is the person in reference image 1; PERSON B is the person in reference image 2. Keep both faces, hairstyles and builds faithful to the reference images in every shot. Part one, 0 to 9 seconds, cold desaturated blue-grey light, abandoned wooden cabin at dusk during a zombie apocalypse, handheld camera: Shot 1: PERSON A stands in a broken doorway aiming a rifle, trembling, breathing hard. Shot 2: PERSON B slowly turns toward them, infected and zombie-like: pale grey skin, dark veins around clouded eyes, torn dusty clothes, no blood and no gore. PERSON B stops, recognising them. Shot 3: close-up of PERSON A's face, tears running down. They lower the rifle and let it fall. Shot 4: PERSON A steps forward and embraces PERSON B tightly; PERSON B's hands slowly rise to hold them back. Hard match cut at 9 seconds on the exact same embrace pose into part two, 9 to 15 seconds: a sunlit wildflower meadow at golden hour, tall grass moving in a soft breeze, warm lens flare, steady smooth camera, warm film colour. Shot 5: the same embrace, both completely human and healthy, clean clothes, smiling; PERSON B lifts PERSON A and spins them around, both laughing. Natural ambient sound only: wind and creaking wood, heavy breathing, a low groan, then birdsong, rustling and soft laughter. No music, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no subtitles, no logos.
The zombie pet prompt (dog or cat)
A cinematic 15-second photorealistic short film told in two parts joined by one hard match cut. Characters: the PERSON is the human in reference image 1; the PET is the animal in reference image 2. Keep the person's face, hair and build and the pet's breed, fur colour and markings faithful to the reference images in every shot. Part one, 0 to 9 seconds, cold desaturated blue-grey light, abandoned wooden cabin at dusk, handheld camera: Shot 1: the PERSON steps through a broken doorway holding a flashlight and an old rifle, breathing hard. Shot 2: the PET slowly turns toward them, infected and zombie-like: dull clouded eyes, matted grey fur, a limp, no blood and no gore. It stops and tilts its head as if it remembers. Shot 3: close-up of the PERSON's face, tears forming. They lower the rifle and drop it. Shot 4: the PERSON kneels and pulls the PET into a tight hug; the PET leans its head into their chest. Hard match cut at 9 seconds on the exact same hug pose into part two, 9 to 15 seconds: a quiet beach at sunset, warm orange sky, gentle waves, soft lens flare, steady smooth camera. Shot 5: the same hug, the PET is completely healthy and happy, bright eyes and clean fur, tail wagging; the PERSON laughs and the PET licks their face, then they run together. Natural ambient sound only: wind and creaking wood, heavy breathing, a soft whimper, then birdsong, laughter and happy barking. No music, no dialogue, no on-screen text, no subtitles, no logos.
How to change the prompt
- Swap the warm memory. Replace the meadow line with a quiet beach at sunset, a bright snowy pine forest, the small kitchen of their first apartment or a fairground at night with string lights.
- Swap the cold world. An empty hospital corridor with flickering lights or a rain-soaked city street at night both work as the opening.
- Move the cut. If your app only makes 10-second clips, change the timings to 0–6 and 6–10 seconds and drop shot 3.
- Keep "no blood and no gore". Without it, some models add wounds, and platforms limit gory videos.
Tips that save re-rolls
- Use one face per photo, front-facing, in daylight. Group photos confuse which person is which.
- Keep the labels (PERSON A, PERSON B) — they help the model keep the two faces apart across the cut.
- Leave out music in the prompt and add the trending sound in TikTok, Reels or CapCut afterwards.
- Expect two or three tries. Faces drift most in the zombie shots; pick the take where the turned face still reads as them.
Want the step-by-step for the apps? Read how to make the AI zombie video.
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