Get permission for this specific transformation
Possessing a portrait does not always mean you may transform and publish it. Both adults should understand that their faces will appear in a fictional zombie scene and know where the result may be shared. Do not use public figures, minors, or images collected for an unrelated purpose.
Keep the fictional context clear
The scene uses movie-makeup cues and an impossible memory transition. Do not crop or caption the result to suggest that it records a real attack, emergency, death, endorsement, or relationship. Context matters even when the underlying pixels are synthetic.
Review sensitive visual and audio details
Check whether facial identity, body shape, clothing, gestures, and generated audio remain respectful. Reject outputs that sexualize, humiliate, stereotype, or materially misrepresent either person. A technically successful generation can still be inappropriate to publish.
Understand storage and deletion controls
Uploaded portraits are stored privately and shared with SeeAPI through temporary signed URLs for generation. Completed media is scheduled for removal after seven days, and My Videos can delete a job sooner. Upstream processing follows the provider's own policies.
Disclose synthetic media where required
Follow the AI-labeling rules of the platform and jurisdiction where you publish. A simple description such as 'AI-generated fictional zombie love story' helps prevent confusion. Consent and disclosure should be decided before posting, not after someone objects.