Hotel Lobby AI video generator is an AI photo-to-video tool that combines two single-person photos into a rap video in an orange recording studio. Its scene is inspired by the orange studio where Quavo and Takeoff (the duo Unc & Phew) performed "Hotel Lobby (Unc & Phew)" on the COLORS show, so this trend is also called the Migos AI trend, the COLORS AI trend, or the hotel lobby AI filter. According to the information provided, the tool is not affiliated with these artists, Migos, or COLORS.
Purpose
The tool is used to quickly generate the "hotel lobby" style rap videos popular on social platforms, allowing users themselves, friends, family, couples, or even pets to appear as rappers in the same orange recording studio scene, suitable for posting on platforms such as TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
Main capabilities
- Upload two photos: the left photo corresponds to the person on the left side of the video, and the right photo corresponds to the person on the right side of the video. The AI preserves the faces, hairstyles, and clothing from the photos.
- Built-in complete scene: orange walls, one hanging microphone, fixed camera, no prompt writing required.
- Built-in audio: the video comes back already containing the beat and vocals, synchronized with the movement, and can be downloaded and posted directly.
- Aspect ratio and duration options: vertical 9:16, horizontal 16:9, or square, with durations of 5, 10, or 15 seconds, and 768p resolution.
- Processing time: usually about 2 to 3 minutes, and no charge is deducted if it fails.
How to use
- Upload two single-person photos (one left and one right).
- Choose the aspect ratio and duration (e.g., 9:16, 15 seconds, 768p, 60 credits).
- Click generate and keep the page open for about 2 to 3 minutes, then download the video with audio.
Page tips: faces and hair come directly from the photos, and the left photo always stays on the left; clothing follows the content of the photos; poor lighting will be corrected; backgrounds, phones, etc. will be replaced; each render is slightly different, so if the first result is not good, you can retry first before changing photos. Photo recommendations: each photo should contain only one person, have good lighting, face the camera straight on, and include the head and shoulders. Common mistakes include: multiple people appearing in one photo, strong backlighting, faces cropped too tightly, and giving up after one failure.
Suitable scenarios
- Friends: one single-person photo on each side, generating a rap video of two people sharing one microphone.
- Couples: can be used for anniversary or joke videos, and any pairing of two people works.
- Family: family combinations such as father and son, sisters, or mother and daughter.
- Pets or cartoon characters: can also be used, butthe effect fluctuates more than with human faces, so it is recommended to use clear frontal photos.
Limitations and costs
- This page has no free videos. The template itself is free and requires no prompts, but videos are charged by credits: 20 credits for 5 seconds, 40 credits for 10 seconds, and 60 credits for 15 seconds, all at 768p. The button will show the exact price.
- Plans start at $7.99 per month and include 200 credits.
- No app download is required; it can be used in a mobile browser. Videos are private by default and will not appear in the public gallery; users can choose to share them themselves.
- The audio in the video is generated by AI based on the scene, is not a copy of the original song, and the page does not provide the lyrics to "Hotel Lobby."
- The tool does not care who is on the left and who is on the right; any pairing of two people works, and clothing is based on the photos.
The above information all comes from the official page description. Other features, prices, or effects not provided are not currently available.
