Zombie Pet Maker: Turn Your Cat or Dog Into a Zombie
Upload one photo of your pet and AI turns it into a zombie cat or zombie dog that still looks like yours: same breed, same coat, same markings. Pick a spooky, cartoon or cute style, or make the zombie video where your pet turns and you cannot pull the trigger.
One square 2K picture per click. New accounts get 100 free credits, enough for your first zombie pet.
Zombie Cat Pictures Made from Real Cat Photos
A zombie cat works best when it is still unmistakably your cat. Each one below started as an ordinary photo of a tabby, a black cat and a ragdoll, and kept its coat, its markings and its eye color through the change. The spooky style puts it in a foggy graveyard with cloudy eyes and patchy fur; the cartoon zombie cat style is a 3D animated version with stitches and a goofy snarl; the cute style is a kawaii sticker.
- Black cats lose detail in dark photos. Use one taken in daylight so the eyes and the outline survive the graveyard lighting.
- Long-haired cats such as ragdolls and Persians look best in the cartoon and cute styles, where the fluff turns into soft shapes rather than matted clumps.
- Sleeping cats work too, but a cat looking at the camera gives the zombie eyes something to do.
Zombie cat video
Zombie Dog Pictures Made from Real Dog Photos
Dogs make the most convincing zombies: the posture, the collar and the ears carry the character even with clouded eyes. These started as photos of a golden retriever, a French bulldog and a border collie. Notice the collars: the maker keeps your dog’s own collar and tag, which is often what makes friends recognise it.
- Sitting, facing the camera is the best pose. A dog mid-run often comes back with an extra leg or a blurred face.
- Keep the collar on if your dog has a favourite one: it carries through to every style.
- Big dogs fill the frame better if you crop the photo to the dog before uploading.
Zombie dog videos
How to turn your pet into a zombie
- 1
Upload a clear photo
One cat or dog, face visible, in decent light. A phone photo is fine; crop out other pets and people.
- 2
Pick a style
Spooky for a realistic Halloween zombie, cartoon for a 3D animated one, cute for a kawaii sticker.
- 3
Zombify and download
The picture is ready in about 20 seconds as a square 2K image. Try another style on the same photo if you like.
Which zombie pet style should you pick?
| Spooky | Cartoon | Cute | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Looks like | A real photo of your pet in a foggy graveyard | A 3D animated film character | A kawaii sticker on a pastel background |
| Zombie details | Patchy fur, cloudy glowing eyes, a torn ear | Green-tinted fur, stitches, bandages, mismatched eyes | Mint tint, a tiny bandage, sleepy eyes, a bandana |
| Best for | Halloween posts and spooky profile pictures | Funny posts, kids, cartoon zombie cat and dog fans | Stickers, prints, phone wallpapers, gifts |
All three keep your pet’s breed, coat, markings and collar, and none of them show blood or wounds.
Want your zombie pet to move? Make the video
The zombie pet picture is one still image. The zombie pet video is the story that went viral on TikTok and Reels: your pet has turned into a zombie in an abandoned house, you raise a gun and cannot pull the trigger, and the clip cuts to a sunny memory of the two of you before it all went wrong.
Switch the maker at the top of this page to Zombie video, add a photo of yourself and one of your pet, and the whole story comes back in one vertical clip with music.
What to do with your zombie pet
- Use it as your profile picture for October.
- Post a before and after: the real photo, then the zombie one.
- Print the cute version as a sticker or on a Halloween card.
- Set the spooky version as your phone’s lock screen.
- Make one for every pet in the house and post the zombie family.
- Turn it into the trend video and post it with a sad piano sound.
Zombie pet prompts you can copy
These are the exact prompts the zombie pet maker sends with your photo. To use another AI image editor instead, upload your cat or dog photo there and paste one of these.
Spooky zombie pet prompt
Turn the pet in this photo into a zombie for Halloween. Keep it unmistakably the same animal: the same species and breed, the same body shape, the same fur color, pattern and markings, the same eye shape, the same collar or accessories, and the same pose and framing. Zombie look: matted, patchy fur with a few bare grey-green patches, faint stitches, cloudy pale glowing eyes, a slightly torn ear, dark rings around the eyes and a little graveyard dirt in the fur. Setting: a foggy moonlit graveyard at night with crooked headstones, a couple of jack-o-lanterns and a soft green rim light. Photorealistic pet portrait, sharp focus on the face, cinematic lighting. Spooky, never gory: no blood, no exposed bone, no wounds with flesh, no other animals, no people, no text, no watermark.
Cartoon zombie cat or dog prompt
Redraw the pet in this photo as a cartoon zombie in a polished 3D animated-film style. Keep it unmistakably the same animal: the same species and breed, the same body shape, the same fur color, pattern and markings, the same eye shape, the same collar or accessories, and the same pose and framing. Zombie look: a mint-green tint to the fur, a few stitches and loose bandages, one droopy ear, big mismatched glowing eyes and a goofy little snarl, more funny than scary. Setting: a cartoon graveyard with leaning headstones, grinning pumpkins and a huge full moon. Soft lighting, rounded shapes, a rich purple, orange and green Halloween palette. Spooky, never gory: no blood, no exposed bone, no wounds with flesh, no other animals, no people, no text, no watermark.
Cute zombie pet prompt
Redraw the pet in this photo as a cute kawaii zombie sticker-style illustration. Keep it unmistakably the same animal: the same species and breed, the same body shape, the same fur color, pattern and markings, the same eye shape, the same collar or accessories, and the same pose and framing. Zombie look: a pastel mint-green tint over its own fur colors, a tiny bandage on the head, a stitched patch, sleepy glowing eyes and a small tongue poking out, wearing a little Halloween bandana. Setting: a plain pastel purple background with a few tiny bats, stars and candy corn. Clean outlines, soft cel shading, big head and small body, adorable rather than scary. Spooky, never gory: no blood, no exposed bone, no wounds with flesh, no other animals, no people, no text, no watermark.
How much does a zombie pet cost?
A zombie pet picture costs 60 credits. New accounts get 100 free credits, so the first one is on us. The zombie pet video costs 400 credits for 10 seconds.
After that, the smallest credit pack is 600 credits for $9.9, with no subscription. Uploading photos costs nothing, and if a render fails the credits go straight back to your balance.
Keep it fun
- Use photos of your own pets, or pets whose owners said yes.
- The styles are spooky, never gory: no blood, no wounds, nothing that would upset a child.
- Keep people out of the picture maker; for a person in the story, use the zombie video.
- Label the post as AI-generated wherever the platform asks you to.
Zombie pet FAQ
How do I turn my cat into a zombie?
Upload a clear photo of your cat to the zombie pet maker, choose spooky, cartoon or cute, and press "Zombify my pet". In about 20 seconds you get a zombie cat that keeps your cat’s coat, markings and eye shape.
Can I make a zombie dog from my dog’s photo?
Yes. Any breed works, from a chihuahua to a great dane. The maker keeps the breed, the coat, the ears and even the collar, so the zombie dog still reads as your dog.
Is the zombie pet maker free?
A picture costs 60 credits and new accounts start with 100 free credits, so your first zombie pet costs nothing. The prompts on this page are free to copy into any other image editor.
Will it still look like my pet?
That is what the maker is built for: the prompt pins the breed, fur color, pattern, markings, eye shape and collar before adding anything zombie. A sharp, front-facing photo gives the closest match.
Is it gory or scary for kids?
No. All three styles leave out blood, wounds and bones. The spooky style is Halloween-creepy, and the cartoon and cute styles are made to be funny or adorable.
Can I make a cartoon zombie cat?
Yes, choose the Cartoon style for a 3D animated zombie cat with stitches, bandages and a goofy snarl, or Cute for a kawaii zombie cat sticker. Both keep your cat’s colors and markings.
Can I make a video of my pet as a zombie?
Yes. Switch the maker to Zombie video and add a photo of yourself and one of your pet. You get the viral zombie story with your pet as the one who turns, in one vertical clip with music, for 400 credits for 10 seconds.
Does it work with other pets, like rabbits or hamsters?
Usually, yes. The maker is tuned for cats and dogs, but rabbits, hamsters, birds and horses come out well when the photo is clear and shows one animal.
Can I put two pets in one picture?
It works best with one. With two animals in the photo the model sometimes merges them or zombifies only one, so make one picture per pet.
What size is the zombie pet picture?
A square 2K image (2048 × 2048), sharp enough for a profile picture, a post, a phone wallpaper or a small print.
Ready to meet your zombie pet?
One photo of your cat or dog, one click, and it is ready for Halloween.
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