How to Make a Hotel Lobby AI Rap Video With Your Own Photos

See the output before you prepare photos

The examples below are videos made with this site from the paired input photos shown on the homepage. Watch for the fixed camera, two adults standing side by side, the orange background and the single microphone hanging between them. The rap, beat and voices are generated for the new video. The site does not insert the original song or the original performance footage.

Your result will be a new generation, so the samples show the type of scene rather than a frame-for-frame template. Faces, hands, movement and the exact lines can change. If matching every spoken word to a mouth movement is essential to your project, keep in mind that word-for-word lip synchronization is not guaranteed.

Make the video in the browser

1. Choose your photos

   Use a clear, front-facing picture of each adult. You can also choose one photo with both adults clearly visible. Use only photos of yourself or adults who have agreed to this use. The preset does not accept celebrities, public figures or minors.

2. Place the people

   For two separate pictures, put the person you want on the left in the left upload slot and the other person in the right slot. Swap them if the order looks wrong. A shared photo already contains both people, so choose one where neither face is obscured.

3. Review the scene and format

   The orange recording booth, one hanging microphone and original rap are set by this generator. You can add a topic for the new rap. The standard result is a 10-second vertical MP4 video; a landscape option is also available. Review your choices before using credits.

4. Sign in and pay

   An account and paid credits are required. One video costs $4.99, or you can buy a three-video pack for $9.90. These are one-time payments, with optional monthly plans. Confirm the credit cost shown on the page before submitting.

5. Generate, download and post

   Submit the job and let it finish in the background. Waiting time varies with the queue; you can leave and check My creations later. Download the completed file there, then upload it to TikTok or another platform from your device. Publishing is a separate action in that platform.

Photo choices that make the scene easier to read

Start with photos in which both adult faces can be identified without guessing. A face hidden by hair, a heavy angle or another person gives the generator less visible information. With separate portraits, choose roughly comparable views if you want the two performers to feel balanced in the finished frame. The upload slots control the requested left and right order; they do not promise exact preservation of facial details.

Do not use a celebrity or public-figure photo even if it is easy to find online. The same restriction applies to minors. Permission matters for a friend or relative as well: ask the person before uploading their image. A two-person photo is supported when both adults are visible and have agreed. This workflow is designed for adults rather than pets or fictional characters.

• Two separate adult portraits: one for the left performer and one for the right.
• One shared adult photo: both faces should be clearly visible.
• JPG, PNG and WebP are supported; the upload control shows the current size limit.

What the generator creates

The site uses Kling 2.6 to make a new performance in the orange booth. It is not a face swap pasted onto the live performance. A generated rap, beat and two generated voices are part of the video. The original “Hotel Lobby” song is not included, and this site does not clone the original performers’ voices. If you choose a sound while posting, make that choice in the posting app and follow its available music options.

The normal output is a 10-second vertical video suited to a phone feed. You can select landscape instead. Download the MP4 from My creations after processing. The site works in a browser, so you do not need to install an app to create the file, but you do need an account and paid credits.

If a generation fails or looks different

A failed generation automatically restores the credits used for that attempt. Restoring credits is different from refunding a credit-pack purchase. Check My creations for the result or failure status before submitting another job. Queue time can vary, so an unfinished job is not necessarily a failed one.

A completed AI video can change a face, hand or motion compared with the source photo. It may also miss precise mouth shapes for individual words. Try clearer source photos if your first result does not identify the two people well. Do not promise a friend that their expression or every syllable will be reproduced exactly; review the downloaded file before sharing it.

A quick decision before you start

If you want the recognizable orange recording-booth scene without writing a detailed scene prompt, this site supplies that setup. There is no single official tool for the trend: a general video tool with your own prompt is another way to attempt it. This walkthrough describes this site’s own browser workflow and its actual payment and subject rules.

Look at the price and watermark guide if cost or export details decide whether you want to proceed. Read the trend explainer if “Hotel Lobby” sounds like a hotel interior to you. The name refers to a song and performance; the generated setting here is a recording booth.