How to create this video
- 01Upload one photoAdd a clear photo of one adult with the face fully visible.
- 02CreateSelect Create image; there is nothing to type or choose.
- 03Download and shareOpen Library to download your zombie portrait.
Where do zombies come from?
Zombies come from Haitian folklore, where a zombie was a dead person revived and controlled by someone else. Modern horror films later changed the zombie into the shambling, flesh-hungry undead most people picture today. An AI zombie filter gives a portrait the makeup of a movie zombie; it is a costume look, not a story.
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What does the zombie portrait look like?
The zombie portrait looks like a still from a zombie movie: gray-green pallid skin, dark sunken eyes with cloudy pale irises, cracked dry lips, faint veins and dust, torn dirty clothes in the colors you wore, and a foggy abandoned street at dusk under a flickering streetlight. It stays recognizable and is not gory: no blood, open wounds or exposed bone.
Photo tips
- One adult, face fully visible
- A blank stare makes a creepier zombie
- Front-facing photos keep the likeness strongest
- Even light keeps the makeup details sharp
- Use photos of yourself or adults who agreed
Effect details
- Input
- 1 photo of one adult
- Output
- One still image of the same person as a zombie
- Aspect ratio
- 3:4 portrait
- Resolution
- 1K
- Cost
- First image free with a watermark, then 20 credits
- Failed job
- Credits or the free image returned
Frequently asked questions
Your first image on LeafReel is free, so your first result costs nothing and carries a LeafReel watermark. Buy any credit pack and that same image unlocks as the original file without the watermark. Each image after that costs 20 credits.
Upload one clear photo and select Create image. The AI keeps your face and adds zombie movie makeup, cloudy eyes and torn clothes on a foggy street.
Yes. The face shape, features, hairstyle and age come from your photo; the skin color, eyes and clothes change like makeup.
No. It looks like special-effects makeup from a film, with no blood, open wounds, exposed flesh or bone.
No. Turn Me Into a Zombie makes one still portrait of one person. A zombie couple video trend is a different, moving effect for two people.
Yes. The zombie filter works any time of year, and it makes a ready-made Halloween profile picture, party invite or costume idea without any makeup.
Only of adults who agreed. Photos of children, celebrities or people who did not consent are not allowed, and results must not be used to mock or harass anyone.
LeafReel does not grant or guarantee commercial rights to results. You keep the rights you already hold in your photo; before selling or advertising with the image, check the model terms and get written permission from the person shown.
Each zombie portrait costs 20 credits after your free image. The $9.90 One Video pack has 600 credits, enough for 30 images; on Pro each works out to about $0.17.
A failed zombie job returns its 20 credits automatically, or, if it was your free image, you can try again for free.