How to Make a Hotel Lobby AI Video

What a Hotel Lobby AI video looks like

Before you start, it helps to know exactly what you are making. Every Hotel Lobby AI video uses the same simple scene: a warm orange room, one black microphone hanging from the ceiling, and two performers standing on either side of it. They nod, gesture and move like a rap duo in a studio session. The clip is short and vertical, so it fills a phone screen.

Below are two real Hotel Lobby AI videos made by our production pipeline. Each card shows the two input photos and the finished clip, so you can see what two ordinary portraits turn into.

What you need to make a Hotel Lobby AI video

• Exactly two photos, one of each performer (JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each).
• Permission from everyone in the photos. If a friend is in it, ask them first.
• A phone or computer with a browser. There is no app to install and no account to create.
• A little patience: generation time depends on demand, so we do not promise a fixed time.

How to make a Hotel Lobby AI video, step by step

1. Pick two clear photos

   Choose one photo for each performer: one person or one pet per photo, with the face visible and well lit. JPEG, PNG or WebP files up to 10 MB each work.

2. Upload them in the generator

   Photo 1 becomes the performer on the left and Photo 2 the performer on the right. Tap Swap performers if you want them the other way round, then confirm you have permission to use both photos.

3. Create and pay once

   Press Create My Hotel Lobby Video. If you have no credits yet, a secure Stripe checkout takes $5.99. The AI then builds the orange booth scene, and a status page shows each real stage.

4. Download and post

   Watch the finished 8-second video and download the MP4. It stays available for 7 days, so save a copy, then post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Who goes on the left and who goes on the right

The order of your uploads decides the layout. Photo 1 is always the left performer and Photo 2 is always the right one. The microphone hangs in the middle, between them. If you want a specific person on a specific side, for example so the clip matches a caption you plan to write, set it before you create the video. Tap Swap performers to switch them in one go.

How to choose photos that look like you

The AI can only use what your photo shows. It treats each picture as a reference for one performer, so the closer the photo is to a clear, front-facing portrait, the more the performer will look like the real person. You do not need a professional photo. A recent phone picture taken near a window is usually ideal.

• Face the camera, or almost face it.
• Keep the whole face visible: no sunglasses, masks, hands or hair across it.
• Use bright, even light such as daylight near a window.
• Crop to head-and-shoulders or upper body. Group shots with tiny faces work poorly.
• Skip screenshots with text, stickers or watermarks on top.

Even with great photos, AI results vary. The model may change small details such as hair, clothes or hands. Clear photos give you the best chance of a Hotel Lobby AI video where both people are easy to recognize.

What to expect from the result

Before launch we made 44 test videos with the same template you use and reviewed every one frame by frame; 42 of 44 passed. The two that did not pass show the kind of hiccup you might occasionally see: in one, the booth is empty for the first second while both performers walk in from the edges; in the other, one performer turns away from the camera for about a second.

The video has original AI-generated audio, not the original Hotel Lobby song. The performers do not lip-sync to any real track. If you want a specific song, add licensed music inside TikTok, Instagram or YouTube when you post.

Troubleshooting your Hotel Lobby AI video

Frequently asked questions