Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator

Start with two separate images: one for performer one and one for performer two. The uploader accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to 10 MB each. A single clearly visible subject in each photo gives the model a simpler reference than a crowded group picture. Face-forward or lightly turned portraits, even lighting, and an unobstructed head and shoulders are useful starting points. These are practical suggestions, not a guarantee of a particular likeness or output.

Next, select a scene card. Orange Studio is the signature warm recording-room setup; Heritage applies a vintage lounge direction; Animal Cast is intended for character-led pairings. The preview panel changes to reflect the selected template and displays the 16:9, 15-second format. Use the short track preview to hear the locally synthesized beat before deciding. The preview is an interface sample, not a finished generated video.

Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p. The current displayed costs are 20, 45, and 80 credits respectively. Check the selected amount against your balance before submitting. The task status appears in the tool; when the render completes, its video is shown in the preview panel with a download control. If generation fails, the task flow returns the credits used for that failed generation.

Imagine making a playful birthday clip for two friends. Choose a well-lit portrait of each friend, with permission from both people to use their images. Select Orange Studio for a performance-style backdrop, listen to its beat preview, and begin at 480p if you want to test the composition before spending more credits on a higher-resolution version. Review the generated result before sharing it. This example describes a possible workflow; it is not a promise that a specific input will produce a specific movement or likeness.

For a family-friendly character concept, select two images you are authorized to use and choose Animal Cast. For a more cinematic, nostalgic invitation or social post, try Heritage. In either case, use your own judgment about whether the output is appropriate for its audience. The tool creates a short visual performance; it does not add a custom script, guarantee lip synchronization, or make a claim about the identity of depicted people.

The page uploads the selected photos, creates a generation task, and checks its status while the task is running. Keep the page open during this step so you can see progress. A slow result may take several minutes. If the request cannot be completed, the interface reports an error rather than showing a completed sample as if it were yours.

Completed videos appear in your video history and are retained for seven days. Download anything you want to keep during that period. The displayed task result is the output associated with your request; the static scene art in the preview is only a visual guide. Generation requires an available account, credits, and configured service capacity.

Only submit photos you have the right and permission to use. Do not create deceptive impersonations, harassment, or content that violates someone’s privacy, publicity, or intellectual-property rights. Be especially careful with images of children and with any context where viewers could mistake generated media for authentic footage. Tell viewers when disclosure is appropriate.

Images are sent to the storage and AI providers needed to complete the requested generation. Review the privacy policy for details about processing and retention. Avoid uploading sensitive documents, private images, or photos containing information that is not needed for your video.

Before uploading, check that each image is sharp at normal viewing size and that the subject is not hidden by sunglasses, a hand, text, or another person. A neutral or confident expression gives the model a clear reference. You do not need to edit the images into a collage: submit one reference per upload slot so each performer is easy to distinguish.

Think about the pair as a composition. Two photos taken at a similar distance and angle can feel more cohesive than one extreme close-up next to a distant full-body shot. If the first result does not work for your idea, change one variable at a time, such as the scene or the source image. That makes it easier to understand what changed without implying that any input can guarantee a specific output.

A short generated performance can work as a personal greeting, a private joke between friends, a fictional character mash-up, or a quick social post introducing a creative project. For a small business or hotel team, it might be a lighthearted internal celebration or a clearly labeled experimental post. Keep the concept simple enough to understand in a few seconds, and make sure everyone whose likeness is used agrees to the context.

For example, two collaborators could use portraits from the same photo session, choose a studio scene, and share the finished clip in a project announcement. A family might create a playful greeting using images they are entitled to use, then send it privately. These examples describe possible uses rather than customer case studies or guaranteed outcomes. Hotel Lobby AI does not claim a generated video is a real recording, endorsement, or substitute for professional production.