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Upload one photo of yourself, a friend or teammate who said yes, or your dog. You get a vertical 6, 10 or 15 second MP4 where they wear a sideline headset and lead a line of zombie coaches through the Thriller dance, with the trend’s original Thriller sound on it. It takes a few minutes, and there’s no watermark.
1Your photo
Drop your photo hereJPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 10 MBOne person or pet, face clearly visible. Half-body or full-body shots with arms in frame work best (zombie claws need arms).
2Length
Sign up with GoogleOne photo in, zombie coach out

Haunting TikTok right now
Same dance, new lead zombie
Left: the post that started it, college football coaches doing the Thriller zombie dance on a blue-lit stage. Right: the same dance led by a sheriff in a cowboy hat with a street full of zombies. Same moves, different lead, and that’s the whole idea. Here the lead is whoever is in your photo: a pale zombie-ish face, a black sideline headset over their own outfit, and a line of zombie backup dancers in team jackets and headsets. The routine goes screaming close-up, stiff-shoulder shuffle with claw hands, stomp forward, high kick and spin, head rolls and shoulder pops, then one arm thrown up to the sky.
Make My Zombie Coach VideoOne photo, three lengths, the trend’s real sound, and a refund rule that doesn’t ghost you.
Uploaded photos are deleted automatically 30 days after upload, and the AI video provider doesn’t keep them. Want something gone sooner? Email us and it’s deleted.
One-time packs from $9.90, paid by card or Apple Pay through Stripe. No subscription, and your credits never expire.
Put in yourself, someone who gave you permission, or your pet. Pets stand upright in the headset and dance with their front paws.
On a computer, scan a QR code and the photo jumps from your phone in about 2 seconds. No sign-in needed on the phone.
The zombie routine is already written beat by beat: scream at the lens, shuffle, stomp, kick, spin, arm to the sky. You just pick 6, 10 or 15 seconds.
A failed render is retried once for free. If it fails again, every credit for that video comes back automatically.
Your high school coach, your rec league coach, the dad who runs Saturday practice: if they said yes, hand them the headset and the zombie line. Famous coaches are public figures, so the AI refuses those photos and your credits come back.
Plenty of people want this one with their dog. Upload one clear photo of your pet with its face showing, and it stands upright in a sideline headset, doing the zombie routine with its front paws.
Halloween post: sorted. Upload a selfie with your arms in frame. You keep your own face, hair and outfit, get a headset and a pale zombie-ish look, and walk away with a vertical clip that already has the Thriller sound on it.

A 15-second video uses 20 credits, 10 seconds uses 13 and 6 seconds uses 6. One-time packs in USD, no subscription.
Single
One full video for your zombie debut.
Trio
Three full videos: you, a teammate, the dog.
Crew
Five full videos for the whole coaching staff.
FAQ
Quick answers before you rise from the dead. Anything else? Email [email protected].
Coaches Thriller AI is a photo-to-video maker for the zombie coach Thriller dance: upload one photo of you, an adult friend who agreed, or your pet, and get a video where they wear a sideline headset and lead a line of zombie backup dancers, with the trend’s Thriller sound. The trend itself comes from a TikTok post by The Burner (@theburnerfromhe11) on October 26, 2026: college football head coaches back from the dead for Halloween, doing Michael Jackson’s Thriller zombie dance on a blue-lit stage.
There’s no free trial and no credits for signing up, but you can earn credits by inviting friends: +1 credit for each friend who signs up with your link (up to 50 friends) and +10 when an invited friend makes their first purchase. Otherwise the smallest pack, Single, is $9.90 for 20 credits: one full 15-second video or three 6-second ones.
A failed render is retried once automatically, for free. If it fails again, all the credits for that video come back automatically, and photos refused by content review get their credits back too. If a finished video has a problem, email [email protected] and we refund the credits that video used, in money; if you’ve used only part of a pack, the credits you haven’t used are refunded in money too.
Your photo is used only to make your video: it goes to the AI video provider for that, and the provider doesn’t keep it. Uploaded photos are deleted automatically 30 days after upload. Your videos stay in My videos until you delete them, and you can ask by email to have anything deleted sooner.
Yes. Upload one clear photo of your pet with its face visible, and it shows up standing upright in the headset, dancing with its front paws. One pet per photo works best.
Yes, if they gave you permission and they’re 18 or older. Famous coaches and other public figures are a no: the AI provider’s content review refuses those photos, and your credits come back automatically. The same goes for photos with another app’s watermark, flags or political imagery.
No. The zombie routine is already written for the generator, beat by beat: a screaming close-up, the stiff-shoulder shuffle with claw hands, a stomp forward, a high kick and spin, head rolls and shoulder pops, and one arm thrown up to the sky at the end. You upload a photo, pick 6, 10 or 15 seconds and press the button.
Yes. Every video gets the original Thriller sound from the trend’s TikTok post. The 15-second version plays it from the start, and the 10- and 6-second versions play its last 10 or 6 seconds, so they end on the finale. You get a 720p vertical (9:16) MP4 with no watermark.
One photo, a few minutes, and you’re head coach of the zombie line.