Hotel Lobby AI Video Examples
Six studio sets, one format. Press play to see what your two photos could become.
Every video below was generated with the same pipeline you get: two photos in, the studio’s own soundtrack and a finished performance out. The faces are synthetic samples, not real customers, so you can judge the composition, the mouth movement and the lighting before uploading your own photos. Each sample is the 15-second, Standard 2K cut.
Every sample uses the same 50-credit recipe
The clips in this gallery are not special builds. They use the default starter setup: 15 seconds, horizontal 16:9, Standard 2K — the cut that costs 50 credits, the $9.99 pack. Longer or shorter cuts, vertical framing and the lighter 768p quality are all available for the same faces, and the credit table on the pricing page shows each combination. Each studio also has its own sample with its own soundtrack, so watch a few before deciding which set fits the two people you have in mind.
How to read a sample
Watch for three things. First, both faces stay distinct — the left and right performers never swap or blend, and each keeps their own hair and features. Second, the mouths move with the vocal rhythm rather than at random, which is what makes the performance read as singing. Third, the composition matches the format: two people shoulder to shoulder, one center microphone, a locked-off camera. Those three properties are exactly what you should check in your own first render, and they are what the pipeline is tuned to protect.
Examples
Poster first, click to play.
Samples are rendered with synthetic faces, not real customers.
The classic orange seamless studio with one center mic.
Night street corner washed in orange light.
Orange-lit ballroom with marble and a single mic.
1970s television studio in warm orange.
Cozy orange living room built for two pets.
Golden-hour beach set with one standing mic.
Hotel Lobby AI Video Examples FAQ
Make a sample of your own
Upload two photos and preview the format for free, then spend 50 credits on a 15-second rap duo video.