The tear
Close on A aiming at zombie B. A tear falls; A cannot bring themself to shoot their lover.
A cannot shoot the person they love. Their infected partner leaps forward, and the cold cabin gives way to a warm embrace in a golden wheat field.
Close on A aiming at zombie B. A tear falls; A cannot bring themself to shoot their lover.
A lowers the gun and closes their eyes, unable to shoot the person they love.
The infected partner leaps toward A as the story moves from the cold cabin into a warm memory.
Alive and healthy again, the couple embrace at sunset and fall together into the golden wheat.
Turn two portraits into a love story that moves from a cold cabin to a warm memory in a golden wheat field. The roles and story are preset, so no prompt is needed.
Use one adult per photo, with a clearly visible face and good lighting. Choose JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB each, at least 300 pixels on each side and no more than 40 megapixels.
Place photo 1 in A / Human survivor and photo 2 in B / Zombie partner. A lowers the gun and opens their arms; B leaps toward A before the scene cuts to a memory of their embrace. Confirm that both people are adults and that you have permission to use both photos.
Both options produce an approximately 15-second, 16:9 landscape video with generated music and ambience, designed without dialogue. 480p costs 10 credits; 720p costs 20 credits. Check the selected quality and displayed credit quote before submitting.
Sign in and buy credits when prompted if your balance is too low. Select your photos and resolution, confirm permission, then create the video. The job appears on this page and in My Videos, where you can preview and download it when it is ready.
Failed generations return all credits charged for that video. AI results may contain imperfect faces, hands or embraces. When sharing, identify the video as fictional and AI-generated.
The character roles and story are already set. Upload your two photos and we take care of the scenes.
A fifteen-second love story in two worlds. In a cold cabin, a survivor faces their infected partner, sheds a tear and lowers the gun. A sudden leap leads into a memory of their warm embrace in a golden wheat field, with soft piano and ambient sound.
A fictional love story that moves from a tearful encounter with an infected partner to a warm memory of the couple embracing in a golden wheat field.
Use one sharp, well-lit photo of each consenting adult, with the face clearly visible. Photo 1 is the survivor and photo 2 is the infected partner. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 4 MB each.
Each video is about 15 seconds, in landscape 16:9 with sound. 480p costs 10 credits and 720p costs 20 credits from your Flowsona balance. Credits are purchased in one-time packs.
Yes. The video includes generated music and ambient sound, moving from the tense cabin into a warm memory. The story is designed without spoken dialogue.
A failed generation returns all credits charged for that video: 10 for 480p or 20 for 720p. AI results can vary, especially for faces, hands and embraces. You can preview and download completed videos in My Videos.
Add one clear photo of each adult. Keep faces visible and choose who plays each role.
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 4 MB · At least 300 × 300 pixels
Your video appears here and in My Videos. Failed generations return all credits charged for that video.
We automatically delete your photo after video creation ends. Unused uploads are deleted within 24 hours. Privacy details
Two portraits become one 15-second love story. Both resolutions include a landscape 16:9 video with generated music and ambient sound.
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1 video at 480p
One 720p video needs 20 credits.
15-second video with audio
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2 videos at 480p
Or 1 video at 720p
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3 videos at 480p
Or 1 video at 720p
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5 videos at 480p
Or 2 videos at 720p
10 credits left after these videosCredits work across all video features. Each video count uses the whole pack at one resolution; the counts are alternatives, not combined totals.