Prompts de Vídeo Zumbi: Pessoa Querida e Pet

Quatro momentos, uma história

Defina os papéis de cada imagem, quatro etapas com tempos aproximados, cores frias e quentes, roupas constantes e a mesma pose de abraço no corte. Exclua pessoas extras, texto, ataques e ferimentos gráficos.

Meu pet

Preserve espécie, marcas e tamanho do pet. O dono se ajoelha enquanto o animal se aproxima devagar. Evite braços humanos e saltos complexos. Um abraço suave é mais fácil de revisar.

A lembrança

Experimente cabana chuvosa para campo ao pôr do sol, rua vazia para lembrança na praia ou porta no inverno para jardim acolhedor. São ideias de prompts, não cenas extras verificadas. O preset usa cabana e campo.

Onde usar os prompts

Os textos em inglês abaixo são os roteiros silenciosos usados pelo recurso para pessoa e pet. Copie em um editor que aceite duas referências. A ZNIX aplica o roteiro automaticamente, sem campo de texto. Outros modelos podem interpretar tempos, rostos e transições de outra forma; confira suporte e custo.

Mude um elemento por vez

Em um editor externo, mantenha imagem1 como sobrevivente e imagem2 como zumbi. Teste o original e depois altere somente o lugar da memória ou as cores, preservando roupas e pose do abraço. Evite vários personagens, lugares e ações na mesma revisão. O texto não garante consistência facial.

Silêncio e áudio gerado

Os prompts copiados são silenciosos. O áudio original da ZNIX é outra configuração disponível. Modelos externos podem ter um controle separado. Os textos não fornecem música licenciada nem falas específicas. Escolha músicas no app de publicação e confira as condições.

Pessoa querida

Create an original 15-second cinematic zombie love story using both reference images. Image 1 is the adult human survivor: healthy natural skin and normal eyes throughout; preserve their face, hair and clothing. Image 2 is the adult loved one, unmistakably an undead zombie from the first shot: both eyes are opaque milky-white with no visible iris or pupil; deep charcoal-purple eye sockets; desaturated ash-gray skin; pronounced dark branching veins on the forehead, temples and neck; dry cracked surface texture; hollow cheeks and pronounced cheekbones; dark lips and slightly parted lips revealing aged discolored teeth. These are visible horror makeup details, not just a cold lighting effect. Preserve the underlying facial identity, hair and clothing while allowing strong zombie makeup. No exposed flesh or open wounds. Keep the two identities separate. Only the character from Image 2 is a zombie. Four ordered story beats: 0-4s, inside a cold blue-gray abandoned cabin, open with a clear close-up of the zombie face so the milky eyes, dark sockets and undead textures are easy to see; then establish the survivor recognizing their loved one approaching. 4-7s, show the healthy survivor's tearful hesitation; the survivor lowers an unfired prop handgun to the floor and opens their arms. 7-11s, the loved one approaches slowly and they embrace gently; keep the zombie eyes, dark sockets and gray textured skin fully visible throughout the cabin and embrace, without healing early. No attack or bite. 11-15s, hard match cut on the same embrace pose to a warm golden meadow at sunset: both are now healthy, happy and alive. Only at this cut remove all zombie makeup, dark veins and cloudy eyes; restore natural skin and normal eyes. Hold the warm memory long enough to read. Maintain identity, relative size, outfits and screen positions across shots. Strong visual contrast between unmistakably undead Image 2 in the cabin and healthy Image 2 in the meadow. Avoid a merely pale, tired or sad normal person; do not apply zombie makeup to the survivor. Natural hands and limbs, no extra characters, no text, logos or watermark. No blood, gore, open wounds, gunfire or aggressive violence. Generate a silent video with no music, speech or sound effects.

Meu pet

Create an original 15-second cinematic zombie love story using both reference images. Image 1 is the adult human survivor: healthy natural skin and normal eyes throughout; preserve their face, hair and clothing. Image 2 is the beloved pet, visibly undead from the first shot: opaque milky-white eyes with no visible iris, deep dark shading around the eyes, dusty matted fur retaining its original markings, and cold gray discoloration on the exposed muzzle and nose. Preserve its species, size, collar and natural animal anatomy; never turn it into a human. Use dry superficial skin texture, not injury. The owner kneels to embrace the pet. Keep the two identities separate. Only the character from Image 2 is a zombie. Four ordered story beats: 0-4s, inside a cold blue-gray abandoned cabin, open with a clear close-up of the zombie face so the milky eyes, dark sockets and undead textures are easy to see; then establish the survivor recognizing their loved one approaching. 4-7s, show the healthy survivor's tearful hesitation; the survivor lowers an unfired prop handgun to the floor and opens their arms. 7-11s, the loved one approaches slowly and they embrace gently; keep the zombie eyes, dark sockets and gray textured skin fully visible throughout the cabin and embrace, without healing early. No attack or bite. 11-15s, hard match cut on the same embrace pose to a warm golden meadow at sunset: both are now healthy, happy and alive. Only at this cut remove all zombie makeup, dark veins and cloudy eyes; restore natural skin and normal eyes. Hold the warm memory long enough to read. Maintain identity, relative size, outfits and screen positions across shots. Strong visual contrast between unmistakably undead Image 2 in the cabin and healthy Image 2 in the meadow. Avoid a merely pale, tired or sad normal person; do not apply zombie makeup to the survivor. Natural hands and limbs, no extra characters, no text, logos or watermark. No blood, gore, open wounds, gunfire or aggressive violence. Generate a silent video with no music, speech or sound effects.