Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator

In the Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator, photo 1 supplies the person for the left role and photo 2 supplies the person for the right. Use two separate portraits, with just one clearly visible face in each image. The pictures can come from different places and do not need matching backgrounds. Confirm both upload thumbnails before submitting. Keeping the roles distinct helps communicate who belongs where, although facial details, clothing and identities during fast movement still need review in the completed video.

For the Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator, use two separate portraits of consenting adults. Each slot should contain one recognizable person. Photo 1 takes the left role and photo 2 the right, so check the order even if the pictures were taken together. Similar framing can make the two inputs easier to compare, but matching backgrounds are unnecessary. Avoid putting a two-person selfie in a single slot and expecting the model to assign both roles.

This is a fixed-performance template. Your portraits provide appearance references, while the chosen template supplies the scene and performance instructions. There is no free-form scene, lyric or topic editor here. A birthday plan or friendship idea does not automatically change what the performers say. Choose the template for a scene you already want, and use a different workflow if your project requires a newly written rap, a different location or a different performance.

Read the current output summary above for duration, aspect ratio, quality, sound and the exact credit quote. These choices belong to this template and can differ from other templates or gallery previews. Pack allowances are estimates based on a standard video; they are not a fixed number of every possible output. Review the quote after changing any available setting and before pressing Generate. A displayed price explains that attempt, not unlimited retries or an included editing service.

The current sound label tells you whether the selected output is intended to include audio. These reference-based templates aim to retain the source performance's music and rap vocals, but the request alone cannot prove identical music, voices or lip synchronization. A playable reference is also not a recording of your future result. Listen from beginning to end when your clip is ready. Check the beat, voices, timing and ending before sharing a file that contains sound.

Once submission has been accepted, return to the same task in History using the account that created it. The result view distinguishes queueing, generation, saving and problems that need attention. A task that is still being confirmed is not evidence that nothing happened. Check its record before submitting again, because another submission can create another paid attempt. There is no fixed completion time promised here; keep the task identifier if the status needs investigation.

Open the existing task and read its failure reason and actual credit status. A confirmed generation failure returns the credits charged for that task; a pending or unclear submission needs checking before another attempt. A credit return is different from a cash refund for a purchased pack, which is covered by the refund policy. If the task needs help, provide its identifier through support instead of sharing account secrets. Review the input and the recorded issue before deciding whether to retry.

Use History with the same account that submitted the video. Playback and download become available when generation and result storage have completed. Watch the complete result before saving or posting it, including any ending where a face turns or moves quickly. Download the MP4 to your device for a copy you control. If playback is unavailable while the task is still saving, check that task again; opening a new generator does not recover it by creating another video.