Default: 12s · 720p · 9:16
Make a Hotel Lobby AI Video from your photos
Two selfies. One original rap duet. Choose a stage, add an optional topic, and make a video with English lyrics, voices and a beat.
Your performance
These examples use fictional AI-generated people. Standard · 720p · 12 seconds · 9:16. Play to hear the vocals and beat.
Hear a duo before you make yours
These examples use fictional AI-generated people. Standard · 720p · 12 seconds · 9:16. Play to hear the vocals and beat.
Couple
Grandfather duo
Birthday
Best friends
Coworkers
Your Hotel Lobby AI Video generator workflow
Your photos supply the performers; the studio writes an original English verse and generates the performance with audio. Start above, then use this guide to choose photos, settings and a theme that work together.
A rap-duo clip, not a hotel walkthrough
A Hotel Lobby AI Video puts two people in a shared performance scene, trading short rap lines over an original beat. You supply two selfies or one photo showing both people, and the studio turns them into a personal rap duet. It writes a short English verse and uses your references to generate the performers, their movements, voices and music together. The default orange recording booth gives the duo a simple backdrop and a hanging microphone. You can choose a different stage to suit a birthday greeting, a friendship joke or a team celebration. Start with a clear idea that both performers can share, then pick photos that make each person easy to recognize. The result is an AI-generated performance, so faces, gestures and timing can vary. Watch the whole clip and check with the people shown before sharing your duet.
Choose photos that make both people easy to recognize
Choose Two selfies when you have one portrait per person. The first upload becomes the left rapper and the second becomes the right rapper. Choose One photo together when both people already appear in a single image; their left and right positions guide the performance. Use photos with clear eyes, visible mouths and enough head-and-shoulder detail to distinguish each person. Avoid sunglasses, strong beauty filters, covered faces and crowded backgrounds. Both image sides must be at least 300 pixels. Before upload, the browser converts your photos to JPEG and reduces the longest side to no more than 1536 pixels. This also lets you use supported phone-photo formats without editing each file yourself. If a photo cannot be decoded, export it as JPEG and try again. Use only photos you have permission to animate. A sharp, unobstructed portrait is more useful than a high-resolution image with a tiny face.
Choose one of six performance stages
Start with the orange recording booth for the recognizable rap-duo look: bright walls, soft studio lighting and one microphone between the performers. The marble hotel lobby changes the mood with polished floors, a chandelier and warm evening light. Choose the neon studio for purple and blue lighting, the rooftop for a nighttime skyline, or the graffiti alley for a colorful street setting. The house-party stage adds balloons, colored lights and background guests to the scene. Each stage guides the atmosphere of the generated video, while the thumbnails help you compare the choices. For your first attempt, keep the same photos and topic when comparing stages so you can judge the background change clearly. Consider how the performers' clothing will stand out against the scene. A simple backdrop can keep attention on expressive faces, while a party setting can reinforce a celebratory topic.
Adapt the performance to your own idea
The optional topic gives your verse a personal starting point. Try a birthday celebration, a friendship that started at school, an inside joke about morning coffee, or a shared weekend plan. Keep it to 200 characters or fewer and describe the subject rather than issuing instructions about cameras or speaking languages. All lyrics are written in English, even when you enter the topic in another language. Leaving the topic blank creates a general friendship-and-hype verse. The studio aims for clean, original lines rather than quoting a song or imitating a real artist. Short topics are often easier to turn into a coherent performance than several unrelated ideas. After generation starts, the written verse appears beside the video so you can read what the performers were asked to rap. The finished audio may differ in pronunciation or timing, so listen as well as read before deciding whether the result fits your occasion.
English lyrics, vocals and a beat in one generation
This Hotel Lobby AI Video generator creates an English verse and a performance with vocals and a hip-hop beat. The two rappers trade lines, with a possible shared closing line. While one person delivers a verse, the other reacts to the rhythm with gestures and head nods. Your photos provide the visual references, and the studio generates the voices alongside the scene without asking you to record them. The generated voices are part of the new performance rather than copies of the people in the photos. Read the lyrics shown beside the result and listen for how each phrase lands on the beat. Check the handover between performers and any shared ending. For a different message, change the topic before starting another version. A birthday greeting might focus on the occasion, while a friendship duet could build around a shared memory or a short inside joke.
Pick settings for the place you plan to share
The studio starts with Standard, 720p, twelve seconds and a vertical 9:16 frame. This setup suits a short performance watched on a phone. Square 1:1 and widescreen 16:9 are also available for other layouts. Standard and Fast offer 480p and 720p; Pro and Ultra also offer 1080p. Standard, Fast and Pro support lengths from four to fifteen seconds, while Ultra extends to thirty seconds. After changing the model, check the available resolution and duration again. Review the displayed credits before confirming: model, resolution and duration affect the amount, while stage and photo mode carry no separate charge. The displayed amount is deducted when your video task starts. If creation or generation fails, or the task remains unfinished after thirty minutes, those credits are returned. Choose settings for the place you plan to share the clip, then confirm the photos and topic.
Review faces, hands, and timing before sharing
Watch your Hotel Lobby AI Video from beginning to end with the sound turned on. Check whether both faces remain recognizable, hands move naturally and the camera keeps each person inside the frame. Listen for clear words and compare the mouth movements with the delivery, especially at the start and end of each line. Pause at any moment you want to inspect more closely, such as a hand passing a face or the microphone crossing a performer. If you try another version, use your notes to choose a clearer portrait, a less cluttered photo together or a different setting. Generation usually takes a few minutes; the progress bar gives an estimated wait. Once the result is ready, use Download video to save it. If you see a temporary-link warning, download promptly because that link may expire. Open your saved copy before uploading it elsewhere.
Try a sample and keep your draft in this tab
The six examples let you hear and see the performance before preparing your own photos. They feature fictional AI-generated people and were made with the twelve-second Standard, 720p, vertical setup. Play a video to hear the voices and beat, or choose Try these faces to load its two references into the studio. You can then choose a stage, add a topic and review the settings before pressing Generate rap video. Loading the example photos is a preparation step; generation starts when you confirm it. If you need to sign in or add credits, your photos and settings are saved for your return. Keep the same browser tab open throughout that step, then check the restored draft before submitting. When sharing the finished clip, get permission from everyone shown and explain that the performance was generated with AI. A short caption can give viewers the occasion behind your duet.
How to use this video maker
Upload two selfies or switch to one photo together. Choose a stage, optionally add a topic, and review the output settings and credit requirement. Press Generate rap video. The studio writes original English lyrics and generates a performance with vocals and a beat. Review the result before downloading or sharing.
No. Use Two selfies to upload one image for the left rapper and one for the right. If both people already appear in a photo, select One photo together and upload that image. Use clear, unobstructed faces and keep unrelated people out of the references.
Enter an optional topic of up to 200 characters to guide the verse. Lyrics are generated in English even if your topic uses another language. You cannot edit individual lyric lines in this studio. Change the topic to request a different verse, and read the generated lines beside the result.
The video includes original English vocals and a hip-hop beat, with mouth movements guided by the lyrics. Review the finished audio and lip timing before sharing. The soundtrack is newly generated, rather than a licensed song or a copy of a real artist's voice.
Try sharper photos with unobstructed faces and remove unrelated people. Keep the correct portrait in each left/right upload slot, or use a clearer photo together. Review both faces throughout the clip, and use the moments you want to improve to choose your next reference or setting.
Yes. Choose your photos, stage, topic and output settings before signing in. The studio saves your draft in this tab before sending you to sign-in or checkout, then restores it when you return. Keep the same browser tab open. Generation requires a signed-in account and enough credits.