Keep Both Faces Visible
Choose portraits with visible eyes, mouth, jawline, and hairstyle. Avoid sunglasses, masks, blur, and hair covering the face.
Create a two-person Hotel Lobby AI video from two portrait photos. Upload the left and right performers, choose your video settings, and use the included orange-studio performance template.
Hotel Lobby AI turns a pair of portraits into a short performance on an orange studio set, with two people sharing a silver microphone. The warm lighting, straight-on framing, and coordinated movements give the clip its recognizable look.
Toolaze uses an included performance video to guide the movement and rhythm. Cast friends, partners, or characters in the two roles and create your own version of the same studio performance.
Two-Photo Performance Video
Separate left and right uploads give each performer a clear role and make it easier to keep the pair in the same positions throughout the clip.
The preset directs an orange backdrop, warm lighting, straight-on framing, and a centered silver microphone, giving each pair the same recognizable studio setting.
The included motion video guides gestures, expressions, rhythm, and timing while the preset direction keeps the orange studio composition consistent.
Add one sharp, well-lit portrait to the Left Person slot. Keep the eyes, mouth, hairstyle, and shoulders visible.
Add the second portrait to the Right Person slot. Use a similar crop and head size so both people can share the same frame.
Choose 5, 10, or 15 seconds and a resolution. The motion video and performance prompt are already included, with 10 seconds and 720p selected by default.
Review the result for face stability, side placement, microphone position, timing, and mouth motion. Try a clearer photo or adjust the duration for another take.
Clear, similarly framed portraits give each performer a stronger visual reference.
Choose portraits with visible eyes, mouth, jawline, and hairstyle. Avoid sunglasses, masks, blur, and hair covering the face.
Use similar head size, camera distance, and shoulder framing so the left and right performers sit naturally in one medium-wide composition.
Soft, even source lighting gives the model more usable detail than a dark photo, harsh backlight, or strong color cast.
Upload one person per slot. Group photos, overlapping bodies, and extreme side profiles make role assignment and face preservation less reliable.
Put two friends or brothers into the included two-person performance using separate portraits.
Use a portrait of each partner to make a shared orange-studio performance.
Try two family portraits in the same performance template for a shared clip.
Pair two creators in a matching studio performance for a collaboration teaser.
Cast two original characters in the orange-studio performance and explore how their looks work together.
Improve the source portraits or try another duration when a take misses the intended look.
Check which portrait is in each upload slot. Use one clearly visible person per image, then generate another take.
Try portraits with even lighting and neutral color. Strong shadows or color casts can affect how the subjects blend into the included studio scene.
The preset already includes the microphone and scene direction. Generation can still vary; try a new take or a shorter duration if the microphone moves.
Try 10 or 15 seconds to give the included performance more time, or use 5 seconds for a short draft.
Use sharp, front-facing portraits with the whole face visible. Try a shorter take if identity becomes less stable later in the video.
Hotel Lobby AI creates two-person performance videos on an orange studio set. For hotel interior concepts, use the AI Image Generator instead.
Crop the photo into two separate portraits before uploading. Keep each face and shoulders visible, with one person in each image.
This tool uses a fixed performance template. For a different scene, motion reference, or camera direction, use the AI Video Generator with your own prompt and references.
Hotel Lobby AI uses Seedance 2.5, which is available to Standard and Pro members on Toolaze.
The Generate button shows the credit cost for your current settings. Check it after choosing the duration and resolution, as changing those settings can change the cost.
Use portraits you have permission to use, including permission from the people shown. Check the usage rights that apply to your project before sharing the finished video.
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