Illustrated dog used as photo B in a zombie pet video

A zombie pet video

Slot B can be your dog or cat. The story does not grow a separate pet model. A person still holds the gun and never fires. The animal is the one who turned, and the hug is still a hug.

How B-as-pet works

On the upload step, mark B as a pet. That switch only relabels B. Slot A stays the person who holds the gun. The four beats do not change: the world, the raised gun, the hug, the memory.

You still need two photos. One is the person. One is the animal, alone. A picture of you holding the dog is two subjects, and it will not read as a clean B.

Photo tips for a dog or a cat

  • Illustrated dog face for the zombie pet photo tip

    Dog

    Face fills the frame. Eyes open. Daylight or a lamp, not a dark hallway. One dog.

  • Illustrated cat face for the zombie pet photo tip

    Cat

    Same rules. A tiny cat in a wide room becomes a blob. Move closer. One cat.

What this preview will not do

It will not produce a pet clip. You can walk the steps and see illustrated beats. At launch, the pet photo is the reference for B. Likeness can vary. We do not promise a portrait match, and we do not run a different generator for animals.

Questions

Can my dog or cat be B?

Yes. Dog and cat use the same switch. B is the animal who turned. There is not a separate pet model.

Do I still need a photo of a person?

Yes. Slot A is the adult who holds the gun. The pet photo does not replace both slots.

Will this preview make a pet video?

No. It shows illustrated beats and does not charge you. A rendered clip is a launch feature.

Zombie Pet Video — Dog or Cat, Same Four Beats