Hotel Lobby AI

The recognizable frame is a booth, not a lobby hallway. Two performers share one mic. One leads, the other hypes, or they trade short lines. The camera stays close. The clip is a few seconds, vertical, and made to post. The fun is recognition: friends, a couple, or two pets dropped into a setup viewers already know.

The audio in the original performance belongs to its rights holders. A generator that plays that recording is making a different promise from a generator that writes a new verse. Some tools also sell the choreography as part of the template, so the bodies hit the same marks as the reference clip. That is a scene plus a routine plus a track. It is not the same as moving one mouth.

You can draft an original verse for free, pick a male voice, a female voice, or auto, and render 8, 12, or 15 seconds. Selfie uses one photo you have permission to use, generates a track, and lip-syncs it. Standard stops at the mouth. Pro uses OmniHuman 1.5 and is asked to add hand gestures, shoulder movement, and a bounce with the beat. A 12-second Pro clip is the $4.99 single: 60 credits, one purchase, not a subscription.

Duo accepts two photos of people who both agreed. The lip-sync is anchored on the first photo. Pro on a duo still performs as the person in that first photo. It does not cut between two rappers, and it does not place them in a booth. If you wanted both people dancing the same routine, this is the wrong tool. If you wanted one person delivering an original line with gestures, Selfie plus Pro is the match.

There is no signup credit and no free render. The 4-second preview costs 8 credits, is Standard, and is marked as a preview. A full-length clip is not watermarked. A failed render returns its credits. Photos stay on your account.

We do not have a Hotel Lobby stage, an orange booth, a luxury lobby, or a street-cypher set. We do not play the Hotel Lobby recording, and we do not take your upload of that song. Bring-your-own-track is not this product. We do not choreograph two people. We do not turn two pets into the booth. Describing the booth in the character box will not build it.

Do not upload a celebrity, a still from the COLORS performance, or anyone who did not agree. AI Rapper blocks real faces and will not recreate those artists. Saying the names in a lyric is not the same as putting their faces on screen, and you still should not present the clip as their performance.

Standard is 2 credits a second. Pro is 5. Eight, twelve, and fifteen seconds are the only lengths. Twelve seconds of Pro is 60 credits, listed at $4.99, and that single is the entry price. Buy a pack only when you will render more than one clip. Starter is $9.99 for 120 credits. Creator, the recommended pack, is $29.90 for 360. Studio is $59.90 for 720. Label is $99.90 for 1320. The price on the button is the charge. Tax is not added.

Nothing in those prices buys the Hotel Lobby stage. You are paying for lip-sync, or for lip-sync plus gestures, on a photo you supply. Look at the Standard 12-second sample and the Pro 12-second sample on the homepage before you choose. They are not your photo, and they are not the booth.

Write one original line about the two of you, not a rewrite of their hook. Put the person who should be seen in the first photo. Choose 12 seconds if you want the length the $4.99 clip is priced for. Choose Pro only if the gestures in the sample on the homepage are what you are buying. Choose Standard if the mouth is enough.

Then open the studio. The price is on the button before the job starts. If the trend look is non-negotiable, stop here and use a tool that actually ships that stage. Paying us for a booth we do not render is a wasted credit, and a failed expectation is not the same as a failed render.