Works well
- Front-facing, whole face visible
- Head to knees or full body in frame
- Even light, sharp focus
- Just one person in the photo
Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator
Upload one or two photos and get an 8-second video of you performing in the orange booth — same moves, same camera, an original beat — ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- One photo per person
- Original beat and lines
- Vertical 9:16 video
Person 1
Person 2
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB · one person per photo
For the best result
- Face the camera, face clearly visible
- Show as much of your body as you can
- Good light, no sunglasses or masks
- One person in each photo
80 credits
Your photos are uploaded to your account and sent to the video model only when you press Make my video.
What you'll get
The beat and lines are original. To use the trending song, add it in TikTok, Reels or CapCut when you post — their music libraries are licensed for creators.
Real results
Each clip below was made with this page's templates and model from the photos shown, without retouching.
Two people, two photos
Made with Kling O1 Edit · Photos: Sarah Pflug / Burst, Shopify Photos / Burst
Two friends trading lines
Made with Kling O1 Edit · Photos: Shopify Photos / Burst, Shopify Photos / Burst
Solo, one photo
Made with Kling O1 Edit · Photos: Sarah Pflug / Burst
Solo, all smiles
Made with Kling O1 Edit · Photos: Shopify Photos / Burst
How it works
Choose one or two people
Two people trade lines at the hanging mic; one person gets the booth to themselves.
Add a photo for each person
A clear, front-facing photo of each person, showing as much of the body as possible.
Get your video
In 3 to 6 minutes you get an 8-second vertical video with sound, ready to post.
Photos that work — and photos that don't
Works poorly
- Face turned away or in shadow
- Sunglasses, masks or hands over the face
- Group photos or pets in the frame
- Tiny, blurry or heavily filtered photos
If the video isn't right
The face doesn't look like me
Use a sharper, front-facing photo where your face is large and evenly lit. Every attempt is a little different, so it is worth trying again.
The clothes are different
The video keeps the clothes it can see in your photo. If your photo stops at the chest, the rest of the outfit comes from the template; use a photo that shows more of you.
The two people swapped places
The model places each person where the performer most like them stands, so the order of your photos does not always decide who ends up on the left. If it matters, make the video again, or swap the photos.
It stopped updating
Long videos can outlast the page's live updates. Press Check again, or open your studio: finished videos are saved there.
Adding the trending song
Every video comes with an original beat and original lines, so you can post it anywhere. If you want the song everyone is using for this trend, add it from the music library in TikTok, Instagram Reels or CapCut when you post — those apps license their music for creators, and they will line it up with your clip.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Hotel Lobby AI video trend?
It is a viral format built on Quavo and Takeoff's 2022 performance of “Hotel Lobby” on A COLORS SHOW: people put themselves, friends or pets into an orange booth performing at a hanging microphone. This page makes an original version of that look — our own booth, beat and lines — and is not affiliated with Migos, Quavo, Takeoff or COLORS.
Does it use the original video or song?
No. The performance, beat and lines were made from scratch for this page, and no footage or recording from the original is used. You can add the trending song yourself in TikTok, Reels or CapCut when you post.
How many photos do I need?
One photo per person: one for a solo video, two for a duo.
How long does it take?
Usually 3 to 6 minutes. You can leave the page; the finished video is saved in your studio.
How much does it cost?
80 credits per 8-second video, shown before you start. If the video cannot be made, the credits are returned automatically.
Can I use a photo of a celebrity or someone else?
Only use photos of yourself or of people who have agreed, and only of adults. Do not use photos of public figures, and do not present the video as something that really happened.
Will it look exactly like me?
The video keeps your face, hair, skin tone and the clothes in your photo, and most results are clearly recognizable. Small differences can happen, especially with small or side-on faces; a sharp, front-facing photo gives the closest likeness.
Can I post the video on TikTok and Instagram?
Yes. The video is yours to share. Label it as AI-generated when you post, as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube ask.