Your duo, in the spotlight

Hotel Lobby AI Video GeneratorMeet at the mic.

Turn your photos into a Hotel Lobby AI video: two subjects, an orange booth, and a hanging microphone. Upload two separate photos or one of you together, choose a performance style, and generate right here. The scene direction is ready to go. Review your credit cost, then preview and download your own take.

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THE ORANGE-BOOTH LOOK
AI scene example
Two subjects. One mic. Your own performance.

Original text-to-video scene demo. Your inputs guide a new result; appearance and movement will vary.

One booth. A different double act.

Explore four original AI-generated scene examples. These clips were created from text with Seedance 2.0 at 480p, 5 seconds, and 9:16; they demonstrate the look and movement, rather than before/after portrait transformations. Use a style to create a new version with your own photos.

01 / Friends

Friends on the mic

A relaxed back-and-forth, with one friend leading and the other nodding along.

Direction: Two adult friends trade small rhythmic hand gestures. The left subject leads while the right subject nods; then the right subject responds as the left pauses.

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A five-second playful photorealistic studio video. Exactly two fictional adult friends in a seamless matte burnt-orange recording booth. An adult Black man in a cream casual sweatshirt stands on the left. An adult East Asian man in a dark olive overshirt stands on the right. One vintage silver microphone hangs from a thin black cable at center between them. The left man makes one restrained rhythmic hand gesture while the right man nods, then the right man answers with a small gesture. Both smile naturally. Fixed frontal camera, full-body wide two-shot, visible shoes, soft even lighting, orange floor and wall. Stable faces and separate hands. No celebrity likeness, logos, subtitles or text.

02 / Couple

A couple, one booth

A shared moment, a little attitude, and a playful response across the microphone.

Direction: The left adult leans slightly toward the microphone with a playful hand gesture while the right adult smiles. Then the right adult responds with a gentle head bob. Keep both people relaxed and separate.

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A five-second photorealistic video of exactly two fictional consenting adults in a seamless orange recording booth with an orange floor and wall. An adult woman wearing a relaxed ivory shirt and dark trousers stands on the left, an adult man wearing a black shirt and beige trousers stands on the right. One silver microphone hangs on a black cable exactly between them. The woman leans slightly toward the mic and makes a small playful gesture; the man smiles and nods, then answers with a gentle head bob. Locked frontal full-body two-shot, soft warm studio lighting, restrained independent movement, both identities stable. No extra people, celebrities, text, logos or camera cuts.

03 / Pets

The cat duo

Two pets take the stage with small head turns and an occasional raised paw.

Direction: Two pets remain seated upright. The left pet tilts its head and raises one front paw slightly, then rests it. The right pet responds with a small head bob. Preserve each animal’s breed, markings, paws and tail. Use natural animal anatomy.

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A five-second charming photorealistic animal studio video. Exactly two cats sitting upright side by side in a seamless matte orange recording booth with an orange floor. A fluffy orange tabby sits on the left and a black and white tuxedo cat sits on the right. One silver studio microphone hangs between them from a black cable, just above their noses. The tabby turns its head and raises one front paw a little; the tuxedo cat responds with a small head bob. Natural cat anatomy, separate bodies and tails, stable fur markings, physically plausible gentle movements. Fixed frontal full-body shot, soft even lighting, no humans, extra animals, clothing, text, logos, cuts or zooms.

04 / Characters

An original double act

Give two original characters their own little call-and-response performance.

Direction: Two original fictional characters trade small gestures. The left character raises one hand and pauses. The right character responds with a head nod and a small wave. Preserve their designs, silhouettes, colors and body proportions.

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A five-second high-quality whimsical 3D animated studio video. Exactly two original fictional characters stand in a seamless matte orange studio with an orange floor and wall. On the left is a small friendly teal retro robot with rounded metal features; on the right is a fluffy friendly purple monster with two small round ears and large expressive eyes. One black microphone hangs from a cable at center between them. The robot raises one hand to perform a small rhythmic gesture while the monster nods. Then the monster gives a gentle wave while the robot pauses. Locked frontal full-body two-shot, soft studio lighting, charming tactile surfaces, stable designs and separate limbs. No existing cartoon characters, logos, text, cuts or zooms.

What is Hotel Lobby AI?

The format is simple: two subjects stand in a clean orange recording booth and take turns performing at one suspended microphone. ImgEdify uses your photos as identity references and supplies the studio setup and motion direction. Seedance 2.0 creates a new scene rather than pasting faces over existing footage. You can work with a friend, a couple photo, pets, or original characters.

Two identity references

Separate photos are assigned left and right. A shared photo works too, so there is no need to compose a new image in another tool.

A prepared performance

Choose Friends, Couple, Pets, or Characters. Each style keeps the camera still and asks for a short, alternating exchange.

Your own result

Choose duration, resolution, and framing. Review the entire result before sharing: likeness, hand movement, and timing can vary.

Make your Hotel Lobby video in three steps

  1. 01

    Choose your photos

    Add one sharp photo per subject, or a shared photo with both subjects. Use JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 10 MB each. Keep faces or pet markings clear and avoid overlapping bodies.

  2. 02

    Pick a style and generate

    Select the performance that fits your duo. Open the settings if you want to change the default 5 seconds, 480p, and 9:16. Sign in, review the current credit cost, and start the video here.

  3. 03

    Preview and make it yours

    Your completed clip appears beside the form. Check both identities, movement, and side placement, then download. Add music you are permitted to use in your editor or publishing app.

A clear setup. Room for your own take.

Try the setup for free

Browse the video examples, preview photos locally, and explore settings without paying. Generation requires sign-in and sufficient credits; any available free credits count toward the displayed cost.

See the cost first

The button uses the current model pricing and updates when you change resolution or duration. Your photos upload when you submit a generation, after the account and balance check.

Plan for the soundtrack

The original Hotel Lobby track is not supplied or licensed here. Audio and lip-sync depend on the model. Use music you are permitted to publish and review its timing with the finished clip.

A duet for your next idea

Friends & couples

Create a playful shared moment for a Reel, Short, or personal message. Use your own photos or get permission from everyone appearing.

Pet creators

Give a pair of cats or dogs a tiny studio performance. Small head turns and paw gestures are easier to direct than fast choreography.

Brand characters

Test a call-and-response concept for your own mascots. Keep their designs distinct and use the clip as a starting point for a larger edit.

Hotel Lobby AI, explained

  • What is Hotel Lobby AI?
    It is an AI video style with two subjects in an orange recording booth, sharing a microphone and taking turns performing. This tool creates a new interpretation from your photos with a prepared scene prompt.
  • Do I need one photo or two?
    Either works. Upload one photo containing both subjects in the first slot and leave the second empty, or upload one photo per subject. With separate photos, the first becomes the left subject and the second becomes the right subject. Both are identity references, not opening and ending frames.
  • Can I make the video directly on this page?
    Yes. Choose your photos and performance style, review the credit cost, and generate here. When the video is ready, this page replaces the example preview with your result and a download button. Your task also appears in the existing generation history.
  • Is Hotel Lobby AI free?
    You can explore the examples, select photos for a local preview, and change settings for free. Generation requires sign-in and enough account credits for the displayed cost. Available free credits count toward that amount, but may not cover a full video.
  • What file formats and video settings are supported?
    Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP photos up to 10 MB each. This tool uses Seedance 2.0 with image references. The default is 5 seconds, 480p, and vertical 9:16. Settings let you choose 4–15 seconds, 480p/720p/1080p, and 9:16 or 16:9. The price updates with your selection.
  • Can I use cats, dogs, or original characters?
    Yes. Choose the Pets or Characters performance style and upload clear reference images. Keep the subjects fully visible and use simple poses. Animal anatomy, character details, and identity can still vary in the generated result.
  • Does it include the original Hotel Lobby music?
    The tool does not supply or license the original song. Audio generation depends on the model and exact lip-sync or beat matching is not guaranteed. Add music you are permitted to use in your editor or publishing app and check the timing before sharing.
  • Why does my result differ from the examples?
    The example videos are original text-to-video scene demonstrations, not before/after results from uploaded portraits. Your photos guide a new generation, so movement, appearance, and composition can differ. Use unobstructed faces or clear pet markings, and review hands, side placement, and likeness before sharing.

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