🧟 Zombie cat video

Zombie Cat Video: The Trend With Your Cat

Your cat has turned: patchy fur, glowing pale eyes, the same little face. You kneel, it walks into your arms, and the film cuts to the two of you napping in the sun. Two photos, about four minutes.

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1 Add your pet and you

Photo 1 · Your pet

Tap to add a clear photo

Photo 2 · You

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Photo 1: your dog or cat, face clearly visible. Photo 2: a clear, front-facing photo of you. No celebrities, minors or nudity. Rules

2 Who turns?

Happy ending

Your pet has turned into a gentle little zombie. You kneel and open your arms, they walk into the hug, then the film cuts to the two of you, happy again: Cozy couch. No weapons, no blood. A 12-second wordless film with soft piano, nothing to type.

3 Pick quality & length

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Examples

Zombie cat video examples

Stills from sample scenes made with fictional characters. Your video uses your own photos.

A fictional orange tabby turned into a zombie cat on an empty street, its owner kneeling with open arms — The turn: patchy grey-green fur, glowing pale eyes.

The fictional owner holding his zombie cat against his chest — The hug: held close, eyes closed.

The same owner and his healthy orange cat napping on a sunny sofa — Happy again: a nap in the sun.

At a glance

Photo 1: your cat, face clearly visible. Photo 2: you.
Endings made for cats: cozy couch, sunny windowsill or garden play.
Gentle zombie look; no weapons and no blood.
12-second vertical video with soft piano.

How to make a zombie cat video

1
Pick Pet
In the generator, choose Pet under “Who turns”.
2
Add your cat and you
A sharp photo of your cat looking at the camera and a front-facing photo of you.
3
Pick the cozy couch and make it
Ready in about four minutes; download and post it.

What happens in the video

An empty street at dusk. Your cat sits across the road, fur patchy and grey-green, eyes pale, still unmistakably your cat. You kneel and open your arms; it walks over and lets you hold it. Then a hard cut: your cat, healthy and fluffy, curled up with you on a sunny couch.

Best cat photos

Cats look away a lot: pick the photo where your cat faces the camera with both eyes visible. Good light and a plain background help.

Endings made for indoor cats

Two of the three cat endings happen at home: a nap on a sunny windowsill and curling up on the couch. The garden ending, with your cat chasing a butterfly, suits cats that go outside.

Black cats and long-haired cats

Black cats need bright, even light so the eyes and face shape show. Long-haired cats look best when the face is not buried in fur: a photo after brushing, at eye level, works best.

Getting the shot

Wait until your cat is calm, sit at its eye level near a window, and hold a treat or a feather toy just above the lens. Burst mode helps: one frame in ten is usually the one.

Zombie cat video at a glance

What to upload and which endings your cat gets.

Endings: Cozy couch, sunny windowsill, garden play
Photo 1: Your cat, both eyes visible, plain background
Photo 2: You, front-facing, good light
Weapon: None

FAQ

Zombie cat video FAQ

How do I make a zombie cat video?

Pick Pet in the generator, upload a photo of your cat looking at the camera as photo 1 and a photo of you as photo 2, choose a cat ending and press the button.

Will the zombie cat still look like my cat?

It keeps your cat’s colours and markings from the photo: patchy grey-green fur and pale eyes on the same little face. Results vary with the photo.

Does the zombie cat video work with black or long-haired cats?

Yes. Black cats need bright, even light so the face shows; long-haired cats look best in a photo where the face is not buried in fur.

Is there a weapon in the zombie cat video?

No. The cat version has no weapon: you kneel, your cat walks into your arms.

Which endings can my cat get?

A nap on a sunny windowsill, curling up on a cozy couch, or chasing a butterfly in the garden.

My cat never looks at the camera. What photo should I use?

Any photo where both eyes are visible. Sit at its eye level by a window and hold a treat just above the lens; burst mode helps.

Make your zombie cat video

Two photos, one button, about four minutes. Credits are returned automatically when a render fails.

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