TWO REFERENCES. ONE REUNION STORY.

Zombie AI Trend Prompt.

Choose your characters and copy an English storyboard for a video model that accepts two reference images. The template times recognition, approach, an embrace, and a memory across 15 seconds. Our generator already supplies the story, so no prompt is required there.

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Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Optional: copy an original storyboard prompt

For a video model that accepts two reference images. The English prompt is optional; the main studio does not require prompt writing.

Fixed 15-second storyboard · 9:16 · 720p
Photo 1 = survivor/owner. Photo 2 = transformed beloved/pet.
Use two normal photos. Preserve identities and clothing throughout.
The warm scenes are memories before the transformation, not a cure.

0–3s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold grey light. Start close on A's tearful face and aimed gun; cut over A's shoulder to approaching B. B has gray skin, cloudy eyes and dark veins, still recognizable.

3–5s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. Close on A recognizing B, still tearful; widen as A lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B remains transformed. No contact yet.

5–8s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. B rushes forward; cut to A closing their eyes, then a fixed eye-level side two-shot: A left, B right lunging right-to-left. End immediately before shoulder contact. B remains transformed; retain danger.

8–10s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. Hard match cut to a warm seaside sunset at first shoulder contact. Same eye-level side view: A left, healthy B right continues right-to-left into a romantic embrace. Match shoulders, arms and motion; hold the hug. Warm past memory; no morph or flash.

10–12s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy, same clothes. Close-up of A smiling, then a reverse close-up of healthy B smiling back. Keep their eyelines matched. Warm light, romantic affection.

12–15s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy. Briefly run hand-in-hand, then stop and embrace in warm sunset backlight. Natural hands and arms, romantic affection. End together in the happy past memory.

Timing and likeness can vary. Review the generated result.

Original template · model support and output can vary.

Set the reference photos in the right order

These prompts use Photo 1 for the survivor and Photo 2 for the person or pet who turns. In an external tool, attach two normal photos in that order and keep the Photo 1 / Photo 2 role instructions.

Our upload interface is arranged by role: the character who turns is on the left and the survivor on the right. Our generator automatically sends the survivor as the first model reference.

What you can change

Replace the ruined city with a quiet room or abandoned street, and the park memory with a beach or garden. For dogs and cats, add breed, coat, eye color, and distinctive markings.

Keep the identity, natural movement, and cut at the embrace. If your tool does not support 15 seconds or two reference photos, adapt the timing and input instructions to its actual capabilities.

When roles swap or faces drift

Check reference order and use sharp photos with one clear character per image. Avoid group photos, extra characters, and faces hidden behind objects.

Identity instructions cannot guarantee that a model follows them. For pets, preserve ears, coat, and markings, use lighter transformation details, and avoid human-like limb movements.

When the memory cut looks disconnected

Match character positions, camera angle, shoulders and arm placement, and movement across the cut. Reduce the number of shots and avoid many locations in one short clip.

If one clip cannot achieve the transition, generate the encounter and memory separately and edit them at first contact. Matching poses make alignment easier; still inspect the actual output.

Common questions

Are these prompts free to copy?

Yes. Reading and copying is free. External tools set their own generation prices, input requirements, and supported durations.

Do I need to paste a prompt into this site?

No. Our generator builds the story from your photos, relationship, and selected setting. These templates are for use in other tools that support reference images.

Why are the prompts in English?

We provide one English template for copying into different video tools. The instructions are available in English and Chinese. Check your external tool’s documentation for its supported prompt languages.

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Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Optional: copy an original storyboard prompt

For a video model that accepts two reference images. The English prompt is optional; the main studio does not require prompt writing.

Fixed 15-second storyboard · 9:16 · 720p
Photo 1 = survivor/owner. Photo 2 = transformed beloved/pet.
Use two normal photos. Preserve identities and clothing throughout.
The warm scenes are memories before the transformation, not a cure.

0–3s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold grey light. Start close on A's tearful face and aimed gun; cut over A's shoulder to approaching B. B has gray skin, cloudy eyes and dark veins, still recognizable.

3–5s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. Close on A recognizing B, still tearful; widen as A lowers the gun out of frame and opens both arms. B remains transformed. No contact yet.

5–8s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a ruined street at dusk, cold light. B rushes forward; cut to A closing their eyes, then a fixed eye-level side two-shot: A left, B right lunging right-to-left. End immediately before shoulder contact. B remains transformed; retain danger.

8–10s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. Hard match cut to a warm seaside sunset at first shoulder contact. Same eye-level side view: A left, healthy B right continues right-to-left into a romantic embrace. Match shoulders, arms and motion; hold the hug. Warm past memory; no morph or flash.

10–12s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy, same clothes. Close-up of A smiling, then a reverse close-up of healthy B smiling back. Keep their eyelines matched. Warm light, romantic affection.

12–15s
A=<<<image_1>>> survivor; B=<<<image_2>>> beloved. Same faces, hair and clothes; never swap roles. 9:16, keep faces and contact inside the narrow frame. No text, gore or gunfire. Emotional instrumental music and ambience; no dialogue. In a warm seaside sunset, both healthy. Briefly run hand-in-hand, then stop and embrace in warm sunset backlight. Natural hands and arms, romantic affection. End together in the happy past memory.

Timing and likeness can vary. Review the generated result.

Original template · model support and output can vary.

Set the reference photos in the right order

These prompts use Photo 1 for the survivor and Photo 2 for the person or pet who turns. In an external tool, attach two normal photos in that order and keep the Photo 1 / Photo 2 role instructions.

Our upload interface is arranged by role: the character who turns is on the left and the survivor on the right. Our generator automatically sends the survivor as the first model reference.

What you can change

Replace the ruined city with a quiet room or abandoned street, and the park memory with a beach or garden. For dogs and cats, add breed, coat, eye color, and distinctive markings.

Keep the identity, natural movement, and cut at the embrace. If your tool does not support 15 seconds or two reference photos, adapt the timing and input instructions to its actual capabilities.

When roles swap or faces drift

Check reference order and use sharp photos with one clear character per image. Avoid group photos, extra characters, and faces hidden behind objects.

Identity instructions cannot guarantee that a model follows them. For pets, preserve ears, coat, and markings, use lighter transformation details, and avoid human-like limb movements.

When the memory cut looks disconnected

Match character positions, camera angle, shoulders and arm placement, and movement across the cut. Reduce the number of shots and avoid many locations in one short clip.

If one clip cannot achieve the transition, generate the encounter and memory separately and edit them at first contact. Matching poses make alignment easier; still inspect the actual output.

Common questions

Are these prompts free to copy?

Yes. Reading and copying is free. External tools set their own generation prices, input requirements, and supported durations.

Do I need to paste a prompt into this site?

No. Our generator builds the story from your photos, relationship, and selected setting. These templates are for use in other tools that support reference images.

Why are the prompts in English?

Zombie AI Trend Prompt.

Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Set the reference photos in the right order

What you can change

When roles swap or faces drift

When the memory cut looks disconnected

Common questions

Keep building your story

Zombie AI Trend Prompt.

Copy an original English storyboard prompt

Set the reference photos in the right order

What you can change

When roles swap or faces drift

When the memory cut looks disconnected

Common questions

Keep building your story