Choose a Hotel Lobby AI template for your duo
A template can mean a new AI performance, a recreation of reference movements, or a project in a video editor. Choose by the result you want: two recognizable people, a particular routine, or an editable timeline.
Which kind of template do you need?
For a fresh performance from two photos, choose an image-to-video preset. The model invents movement and camera work within a scene. This works well for two friends sharing an imaginary recording session: each can have different gestures and reactions. Repeating the same inputs can produce a different performance.
For a specific sequence of movements, look for a tool that explicitly supports a reference video or a fixed motion template. Check whether its examples demonstrate both subjects throughout the clip. An orange background alone does not establish that it follows the original routine.
For editing footage you already have, choose a video-editor project. It may supply cuts, captions and audio placeholders, but does not necessarily animate two still portraits. Check the required inputs before buying credits or downloading a template.
If you are still deciding what the effect is, start with the Hotel Lobby trend overview. If you already have your photos ready, open the two-photo creator.
What is included in this site's preset?
Our preset creates a new 8-second, 720p, landscape (16:9) duo performance from two photos. The orange recording booth, studio microphone and rap-style interaction provide a consistent setting. Gestures and camera movement are generated for each result, so the performance does not need to follow a fixed dance step by step.
- Upload one clear adult portrait for each performer.
- The scene and performance instruction are supplied for you.
- There is no model menu, custom prompt field or uploaded motion-reference control.
- Sound can be generated with the clip; check the result because audio may vary or be absent.
- Exact lyrics, choreography and a licensed recording of the original song are not included.
Use the song and audio guide if choosing a soundtrack is your main concern. Current packages and the generation cost appear on the homepage pricing section.
Plan a pair that works on screen
For a friends' clip, choose photos in which both faces are easy to recognize. Distinct clothing can help you follow each performer through a moving shot. Avoid sending a group photo for either slot: a single intended subject makes the input less ambiguous.
For a birthday duo, use the birthday person and a friend, then add the occasion as an original caption in your editor. The preset does not accept a birthday message or guarantee that the model will speak someone's name. Plan the personal message outside the generated performance.
For a team joke, agree on the photos and caption with both participants. A convincing face does not make generated speech a real quote. A simple caption such as “Our imaginary studio debut — AI-generated” explains the setup without requiring a copied verse.
Before submitting, compare the two previews. Keep the face large enough to see, include the head and shoulders, and avoid a hand or accessory covering the mouth. The photo preparation guide explains the most useful checks.
How to judge whether the template worked
Watch once for identity and again for movement and sound. Check both people at the beginning, middle and end. Look for a face changing during a camera move, a microphone hiding the main expression, or one performer disappearing from view.
Different gestures are part of this preset's appeal. Judge whether they make a convincing duo, rather than treating every departure from a reference dance as a failed result. A successful clip should still look coherent when the people lean, turn or raise their hands.
Save a usable result before trying another version. If only the soundtrack needs changing, edit the saved clip instead of paying for a new visual generation. If a face is poorly preserved, improve the relevant input photo before retrying. See the step-by-step tutorial for task history and download guidance.
Questions before choosing a template
Can I download this as a CapCut project?
This site generates a video. It does not provide an editable CapCut project or a template import code. You can import the downloaded video into your own editor.
Will the same two photos produce identical movements?
No. The preset fixes the general scene, not every frame or gesture. Keep a version you like before generating another.
Can I choose a pet, cartoon or game character template?
The current creator is designed around two adult portrait references. Those other subjects are not selectable, validated modes here. Do not buy credits expecting a dedicated pet or game-character workflow.
Is the original performance included?
No original performance footage is supplied. This is a newly generated scene. To understand the source of the visual idea, see the trend overview.