Two photos in, one 15-second zombie love story out, cut in four segments like the trend: the standoff, the zombie's face, the leap and the memory. No gore.
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Every video is one 15-second film in four segments, so yours cuts like the clips in your feed. The pet version swaps the pistol for open arms.
Real posts from creators, embedded from TikTok. They belong to their creators; TokClip isn't affiliated with them.
You bring two photos: one person who holds the gun (or owns the pet) and one who turns. TokClip builds the whole 15-second film for you, in four segments, and the AI shoots it. No prompt to write.
$9.99 for 18 credits. This clip costs 12 credits. New accounts get 6 free credits — not enough for a full clip, so you'll need a pack to generate. No subscription.
It is one 15-second film in four segments. First, a tearful close-up behind a raised pistol while the turned one walks closer (0–4 s); then an extreme close-up of the zombie's face (4–6 s); then the survivor lowers the pistol and opens their arms as the zombie leaps (6–10 s); and finally a cut to a golden wheat field where the same leap lands as a hug (10–15 s).
Two: first the one who holds the gun (or the owner), then the one who turns into the zombie (or the pet).
Yes. Pick the "Person + pet" story: your pet turns gently (dull eyes, a pale coat), you open your arms, and in the memory it is healthy again. Nothing graphic.
The survivor holds a pistol in the first segment and lowers it. It is never fired, and there is no blood or violence.
Yes: 16:9 (landscape, like the trend) or 9:16 (vertical, for TikTok and Reels). The video is always 15 seconds.
15 seconds, always, in 16:9 or 9:16 and in four segments, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Rendering takes a few minutes.
No. TokClip is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the creators of the trend, TikTok or any brand.
No. TokClip doesn't host or redistribute the original videos or any song. The clip has generated ambience; add a trending sound in TikTok, Instagram or CapCut when you post.
No. It's a web tool: upload two photos and TokClip generates a new AI film. Download the MP4 and post it, or edit it in CapCut.
The default 15-second film costs 12 credits. Credit packs start at $9.99; failed generations are refunded automatically.
Only with their permission. No minors. See the Terms of Service.
AI results vary. Clear, front-facing photos give the best likeness.