Copy-ready Hotel Lobby AI templates for the orange-booth video trend. Use your own photos and make the pairing personal.
Using Seedance image-to-video?
First create one image with both performers in the booth using an image editor such as GPT Image 2.5. Then animate that single image. Two images sent directly to Seedance image-to-video become first and last frames, not two separate identities. Our video generator handles the preparation for you.
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. The left performer delivers a playful rap with natural hand gestures while the right performer nods along. Halfway through, they swap roles. Their movements are independent and expressive.
Best friends
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. Two friends exchange animated verses. One gestures to the rhythm while the other smiles and encourages them, then they switch. Keep reactions warm, natural, and spontaneous.
Couple duet
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. A couple trades verses, looking toward the hanging microphone and occasionally at each other. One performs while the other reacts with a smile, then they change roles. Keep their movements relaxed and distinct.
Pet performers
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. Keep each pet's species, breed, fur patterns, and facial features unchanged. The two pets playfully bob their heads and move their paws to an imaginary beat, taking turns in front of the microphone. Use harmless, stylized motion.
Baby duo
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. Keep the babies' appearances and outfits consistent with the references. Use gentle, age-appropriate animated bouncing and small hand gestures. They playfully take turns reacting to one another. No risky movement or adult themes.
You, twice
Create a vertical 9:16 continuous shot in a seamless matte-orange recording booth. A single black microphone hangs between two full-body subjects. Preserve the left subject's identity from reference photo 1 and the right subject's identity from reference photo 2. Keep faces, hair, and recognizable features distinct and consistent. Use a centered, locked camera with soft studio lighting. No cuts, zooms, text, logos, furniture, or extra subjects. Show two versions of the same person, with the outfit and hairstyle of each reference photo. Both keep the same recognizable face but move independently. The left version performs, then the right version answers.
Adapt a Hotel Lobby AI prompt to your two photos
Assign reference one to the left performer and reference two to the right. Use clear photos with permission; avoid adding a third face or a crowded background.
For the shared still image, describe both identities, the orange booth and the hanging microphone. For animation, prioritize movement, timing and a stable camera rather than trying to introduce a second identity from a new end frame.
Start with one subject performing and the other reacting. If a short clip struggles to switch roles, simplify to one lead performer instead of adding more instructions.
Inspect the whole result for changing faces, extra limbs or unwanted text. Change one instruction or reference at a time; exact resemblance and timing are never guaranteed.
Use one unobstructed subject per photo, specify left and right identities, and ask for alternating movement. AI identity preservation and timing vary; prompts cannot guarantee an exact result. The original Hotel Lobby recording is not included. Use music you are licensed to share.
Hotel Lobby AI Prompts — Orange Booth & Pet Rap Duo Templates