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Hotel lobby AI video generator

Upload two photos and get the hotel lobby AI video look: two people or pets in a flat orange studio, one microphone hanging between them, taking turns to perform. The prompt below is already filled in and the frame is set to vertical 9:16. Swap in your two photos, run a cheap draft, then the final take.

Upload the subjects that have to stay recognisable, then name them in the prompt as Image 1, Image 2, and so on.

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Native audio

Sound effects, ambience and lip-synced speech, generated from the same prompt. Costs the same, but the generated audio is copyright-checked upstream — a false positive fails the render and refunds your credits.

54 credits

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Made with this model

Every clip below was rendered here, on the settings shown under it. The caption is the exact prompt that produced it.

@Image1 stands on the left and @Image2 stands on the right of a seamless saturated orange studio, a single vintage microphone hanging from the ceiling between them. Static locked-off wide shot, both subjects fully in frame, no camera movement and no cuts. @Image1 performs first with confident hand gestures toward the camera while @Image2 nods along, then they swap roles. Both keep the exact faces and clothing from their reference photos. No on-screen text, no logos.

Seedance 2.0 · 720p · 9:16 · 10s

Make one in three steps

  1. Upload two single-subject photos

    Left performer first, right performer second, because the prompt calls them @Image1 and @Image2. One person or one animal per photo, well lit, face visible, nothing else competing for the frame.

  2. Keep the prompt, change only what you must

    The prompt is a starting point, not a tested recipe. It fixes four things: where each subject stands, the orange studio, the single microphone and the turn-taking. Leave those alone and edit the gestures or the mood.

  3. Draft at 480p, then go to 720p

    A five-second 480p draft is 54 credits. Look at who ends up where before you pay for the 242-credit ten-second take at 720p.

Specs at a glance

ModelDurationResolutionNative audioReference imagesFrom
Seedance 2.04–15 seconds480p · 720pYesUp to 931 credits for 5 seconds

Why it has nothing to do with hotels

The name is borrowed from a song. The look comes from a 2022 COLORS performance: saturated orange studio, one hanging microphone, two performers alternating, a camera that does not move. Creators kept those ingredients and swapped the performers, so the scene is fixed and only the two subjects change.

That is why it works as a template, and why it ages fast. Interest in the phrase has already fallen well below its late-September peak, so if you want to make one, do it soon.

The prompt on this page is our own wording, with no real names and no song title. The sample above was rendered on this site from that exact prompt, using two generated reference photos, at 9:16, 720p and ten seconds. It is the first take we ran, not a pick from several, and your own photos will not give the same result, so treat the prompt as a starting point to iterate on.

Read the full hotel lobby guide

What a hotel lobby clip costs here

Seedance bills by pixels, not by the clip, so a vertical 9:16 frame costs exactly what a 16:9 frame does at the same length, while a square crop is cheaper. For two reference images on Seedance 2.0: 54 credits for five seconds at 480p, 108 for ten seconds at 480p, 242 for ten seconds at 720p.

In currency our credits cost roughly 3.3 to 4.6 cents each depending on the plan or pack, so the 242-credit take is about $8 to $11. Figures checked against the model catalogue on 13 October 2026.

Seedance 2.0 is open to any signed-in account. If you only want to test a layout, the cheaper Seedance 2.0 Mini draft is available in the general reference-to-video generator at 34 credits for five seconds.

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What it will not do

It will not reproduce the original performance. This generator creates new clips from reference images and a prompt, so you will not get the original choreography or camera work, and it cannot put your face into existing footage.

It will not include the song. Seedance can generate its own sound when audio is on, and it is off by default. Add a specific track afterwards in TikTok or Reels.

It will not check who is in your photo. Use your own photos, or ones from people who agreed to appear, and skip celebrities and minors.

How reference to video works

What to check in the draft

Faces merging or swapping. The two subjects blend into one person, or the left subject turns into the right.

Side switching. Subjects change places mid-clip when the roles swap.

Hands and feet. Extra fingers, or feet that disappear into the floor.

Both performing at once. The turn-taking collapses into a double act. Fix the prompt, not the resolution: a higher resolution does not repair a wrong layout.

Hotel lobby AI video questions