Photo 1 is the transformed role
In The Last Embrace, First Love, Forever Us, The Last Goodbye, and Moonlit Snowfield, Photo 1 becomes the person who has turned. Their face must remain recognizable beneath non-gory ashen skin, faint veins, cloudy eyes, and dusty clothing.
Photo 2 carries the recognition beat
Photo 2 becomes the partner who hesitates, lowers the object or reaches out, and chooses the embrace. Their expression carries much of the story, so use a clear face with unobstructed eyes. Upload order matters more than the filenames stored on your device.
Pet and hug templates use different labels
Zombie Pet assigns the pet to Photo 1 and the owner to Photo 2. Zombie Pet Love Story assigns one animal to each slot. AI Hug has no zombie role: it uses Photo 1 and Photo 2 as two people who approach and embrace. Read the labels again whenever you switch scenes.
Do not correct reversed files with a prompt
If the two uploads are reversed, swap the files in the upload fields. A note such as 'make the second person the zombie' conflicts with the scene's fixed role instructions and can make the result less predictable. The upload labels are the source of truth.
Run a final role check before spending credits
Confirm the scene name, inspect both thumbnails, read the Photo 1 and Photo 2 labels, and verify consent for each subject. Then review the fixed 15-second HD format and credit cost before submitting the generation.