How to make a hotel lobby duo video
A step-by-step walkthrough from two photos to a finished duo clip you can download and post.
What you need
- One photo of each performer. Each photo has to show a single person — a solo portrait, not a group shot.
- A scene, a length, and a frame you are happy with. You pick all three before the render starts.
- Credits. A 5-second clip costs 10 credits and a 10-second clip costs 20. New accounts start with 10.
If you are unsure about your photos, read what makes a good performer photo first — it is the part that most often goes wrong.
Step 1: Upload one photo per performer
Open the generator and drop a photo into each slot: the performer who stands on the left and the performer who stands on the right. The order matters, because the video keeps each face on the side you placed it.
Every upload is checked before it is stored. If the check cannot find a person in the photo, the slot is rejected and nothing is charged — swap in a clearer photo and try again.
Step 2: Pick the scene, the length and the frame
| Scene | Look |
|---|---|
| Orange booth | The signature warm orange booth look from the trend |
| Night lobby | Evening lobby with warm lights and a crowd behind you |
| Neon street | Neon-lit street corner after dark |
| Studio stage | Clean studio backdrop with stage lights |
Then choose how long the clip runs and how it is framed:
- 5 seconds — 10 credits. Enough for a single hook or chorus.
- 10 seconds — 20 credits. Enough for a verse and a chorus.
- 9:16 — vertical, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- 16:9 — widescreen, sized for YouTube and embedded players.
The credit cost and your current balance are shown before you start, so nothing is a surprise.
Step 3: Generate and download
Confirm that you have the right to use both photos and that everyone shown agreed to appear in an AI-generated video, then start the job.
Rendering usually takes a few minutes. You can close the page — the job keeps running and the finished clip appears under My videos, where you can download it or delete it. If a render fails, the credits for that job are returned to your balance automatically.
Step 4: Post it
The clip is silent on purpose. Add the audio track yourself in TikTok, Reels or CapCut — the original song is not bundled with the video.
Label the video as AI-generated wherever you post it, and keep in mind that you are responsible for how it is used once it is downloaded.
Common questions
Can I upload a photo of someone else? Only with their permission, and you confirm that when you generate.
Can I make more than one clip from the same photos? Yes. Each generation is a separate job and is charged separately.
Do I keep the video? Yes — you keep what you generate, as long as you hold the rights to the photos you uploaded.
Still stuck? Get in touch and we will help.