Zombie Filter — a cinematic undead makeover, no gore

Upload your photo to Kenerate AI Filter, pick the Zombie look in the Fun & Wild group and press Apply. It returns one image of you as a cinematic zombie, with grey cracked skin, sunken glowing eyes, tattered clothes and a foggy graveyard backdrop, in about 10–20 seconds on the default engine. Your pose and expression are kept.

No. The Zombie look asks for greyed cracked skin, sunken glowing eyes, tattered clothes and a foggy graveyard, and nothing about blood, wounds or exposed bone. Results look like a horror-film poster rather than a gore effect. That keeps them suitable for invites, party photos and profile pictures. Optional Twist text is moderation-checked like the app's other text fields.

Yes. The look adds a foggy graveyard by default, but you can override it in the Twist, the optional one-line instruction of up to 300 characters. Write something like “keep my background, no graveyard” and the look changes you while the room, street or party behind you stays the same.

Yes, if everyone in it agrees. The look tells the engine to keep every person and their pose and not to add or remove anyone. Faces that are small in a wide shot keep less detail, so crop in. GPT Image 2 handles crowded group shots best; switch to it in the engine picker if Qwen Image 3 blurs a face.

One that keeps you recognisable under the makeup, because the fun is seeing who's who. Kenerate AI Filter's Zombie look does that on Qwen Image 3, the default engine, and Kenerate Filter takes it further with identity locked. Mix it with Comic Noir or Pop Art for invites, and Upscale the result for printing.

Only with their permission. Restyle photos of yourself, of people who agreed, or pictures you own the rights to, and don't use a zombie version to mock, harass or embarrass someone who didn't sign up for it. A quick “can I zombify you?” before the party keeps the joke a shared one.