Left photo + right photo + motion video
Create a performance-led short around your own character and reference video. Shape the orange-studio look, plan a readable opening and turn the result into a Hotel Lobby AI edit for your next Reel or Short.
Start my social clipPrepare a duo image from your two photos, then add a motion reference. Sign in to upload and review the model and credit quote before generating.
Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop.
Preview the duo styles and consider what remains readable in a short vertical edit. Collected reference footage is credited to its source; your generated clip will depend on your inputs and model.
Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop.
Contrasting outfits and an energetic performance in the same studio setup.
A playful pairing with a clear gap between the two subjects.
Costume silhouettes make the left and right performers easy to distinguish.
Illustrated characters bring a different visual treatment to the duo format.
An intergenerational pairing uses matching staging and contrasting identities.
A character and an animal sidekick share a readable performance space.
A studio performance with a suspended microphone and a warm orange backdrop.
Compare character contrast, negative space and studio colour before adding captions or selecting a final crop.
Two performers, a suspended microphone and a simple orange backdrop.
Illustrated characters bring a different visual treatment to the duo format.
Contrasting outfits and an energetic performance in the same studio setup.
A playful pairing with a clear gap between the two subjects.
Start with two recognizable photos for your social duo. Place each one in its left or right upload slot and prepare the combined image, then upload a movement clip. Check that faces and clothing remain readable in your intended feed crop. One combined image reaches the model; separate face swaps are not offered.
Upload your own MP4 or MOV motion reference, 3–30 seconds and up to 32 MB. Choose a section where the performer stays visible. A steady frame makes it easier to evaluate the gesture and leaves you more options for vertical cropping.
Upload the left and right portraits, keeping both faces clear and the crop consistent. Prepare the duo image before generating. Add a concise description of the set and leave room for captions in the final edit.
Review the model settings and displayed credit quote before generating. Inspect the completed clip through history, then download it for editing. Test the opening, captions and soundtrack together before posting to your chosen channel.
Different episodes need an editorial reason to exist, not just a colour change.
Give the performer a consistent outfit, expression and set description across your briefs. Use each episode for a different reaction or story beat. Expect to review identity consistency in every output rather than assuming it carries automatically between tasks.
Generate a contrasting performer separately and cut between the two clips. Keep the camera height and orange set similar so the edit feels intentional. This page does not supply two independent photo-replacement controls inside one video.
Review the details that a compressed social player can make easy to miss.
Check gestures around the microphone, rapid turns and moments where the hands cross the face. If features merge or shift, simplify the reference and improve the character image. Do not judge the result from its poster frame alone.
Original music and synchronized lyrics are not guaranteed by this workflow. Add an authorized soundtrack and readable captions in your editor or platform tools. Confirm that the exported framing leaves both the caption and performer visible.
Suggested prompts describe the intended look. They are not generated examples or guarantees of the result; motion still comes from the reference video.
Two original performers side by side in a minimal orange studio, clearly visible faces and shoulders, contrasting jackets, a suspended microphone between them, soft frontal lighting and a steady camera, movement guided by the uploaded performance reference.
A playful original mascot performing in a clean warm-orange studio, bold readable silhouette, contrasting outfit, controlled expressive gestures guided by the reference video, soft light and an uncluttered composition.
Collected references illustrate the Hotel Lobby performance idea. Prepare your own permitted images and motion reference, then review the actual model and credit quote. Choosing a reference changes the preview; it does not import a preset or promise artist endorsement.
Add your two selfies to the left and right slots, then prepare their combined image. Upload a motion reference and review the quote before generating. This creates one visual reference, without independent face-swap controls for each performer.
Browsing is free, but video generation uses credits. Check the quote and your available balance before submitting. Current account offers determine whether any trial credits are available and whether they are sufficient for your selected clip.
For Higgsfield AI Hotel Lobby searches, compare reference requirements, character inputs and export options. This tool uses an uploaded motion video and one character image. It does not promise the same preset collection, cost or audio behavior as Higgsfield.
You can prepare a character image in an image editor, then upload it in a supported format. Use a clear image you have permission to process; project files and editor settings are not imported.
A writing assistant can help organize a shot brief. Video rendering uses the selected model and its current credit quote; written planning does not provide a video preset or a separate generation integration.
Review the actual output dimensions, crop, captions and sound first. Downloads do not automatically add platform-safe music or optimize every composition for every feed. Use your editor or the platform's tools for the final post.
Do not assume the reference grants music rights or that its audio will survive generation. Use audio you are authorized to publish and check the destination platform's available soundtrack options before sharing.
Left and right photos are combined into a single reference image. Their positions determine the combined composition, but they do not provide independent face replacement controls for the video.
Choose a clear character and one readable gesture. Complete the visual shot, then make the crop, soundtrack and caption decisions that fit the feed where it will appear.
Start my social clip
Build a Hotel Lobby video that reads on a phone
A small screen rewards a clear subject and an uncluttered idea.
Give the viewer an immediate subject
Choose an image with a recognizable outfit or silhouette. Avoid starting with a group photo, tiny face or busy scene. Use the studio prompt to support the performer so the audience does not have to search the frame for the point of the clip.
Leave space for the platform interface
Keep key gestures and faces away from the lower and side edges, where captions and interface controls can overlap. Review a vertical crop before sharing. A good desktop preview can still hide the important action in a full-screen mobile post.