Choose between pet and owner or two pets
Zombie Pet uses Photo 1 for the pet who turns and Photo 2 for the owner who recognizes them. Zombie Pet Love Story uses two animals: Photo 1 is the pet who turns and Photo 2 is the companion who stays. Pick the scene before uploading so each file goes into the intended role.
Use a photo that shows identifying markings
Choose an image where the pet's eyes, muzzle, ears, fur pattern, and collar are visible. Avoid a tiny animal in a wide room, motion blur, heavy costume pieces, or a hand covering the face. For dark fur, use soft light that separates the outline from the background.
Keep species and body shape consistent
The prompts explicitly ask the model to preserve species, fur colors, markings, and collar details. The zombie look should remain non-gory and cosmetic. Review paws, tails, ear shape, body scale, and the contact moment rather than checking only a single poster frame.
Listen for scene-specific pet audio
The pet templates use synchronized paw steps, collar-bell cues, room ambience, and outdoor sounds. They avoid spoken dialogue and recognizable songs. Check that animal sounds remain plausible and that no harsh or distressing effect was introduced.
Share a fictional pet scene responsibly
Use photos you are allowed to transform and avoid describing the output as evidence that an animal was harmed. The story is a synthetic reunion. Download the result within the availability window and disclose AI generation when required by the platform where you post it.