· Hotel Lobby AI
Make a pet rap duo video in the orange booth
Use two pet photos to plan a playful orange-booth performance, preserve recognizable markings and avoid overly complex animal motion.
Pick photos that show what makes each pet recognizable
Use one pet per image. Look for sharp eyes, visible ears and muzzle, and enough of the coat to show distinctive markings. Avoid pictures where a blanket, toy or another animal hides the face. Choose images you own, and never stress or restrain a pet just to obtain a reference photo.
Use stylized performance rather than realistic animal speech
A playful head bob or small paw movement can communicate the rap-duo idea without requiring realistic speech. Ask for each pet to keep its species, breed, face shape and coat markings. Prefer alternating reactions over simultaneous complex choreography. Generated movement is fictional and may change the pet's anatomy or expression.
Try a focused pet prompt
Two pets in a seamless matte-orange recording booth with one hanging black microphone between them. Keep the left pet's features from reference one and the right pet's features from reference two. Preserve their species and coat markings. The left pet makes small playful head movements while the right reacts, then they swap roles. Stable centered camera, soft studio light, no extra animals, no text, harmless stylized motion.
Review paws, faces and framing
Watch the entire generated clip before posting. Look for extra limbs, distorted muzzles, changing fur patterns and pets moving outside the frame. If paws distort, remove the paw action and use head movement only. If a face is unclear, try a sharper reference instead of adding more descriptive adjectives.
Share with clear context and permitted audio
Describe the video as AI-generated so viewers do not mistake it for real footage. The original Hotel Lobby recording is not included or licensed by this tool. If you add music through a social platform, check whether its terms cover your account type and where you intend to publish. Save a copy of the finished video before its storage retention period ends.