AI GENERATED HOTEL LOBBY / WORKFLOW GUIDE
Two Photos to an AI Hotel Lobby Video: Staging & Face Match
Creating a viral AI Generated Hotel Lobby video starts with choosing two distinct, high-quality reference portraits. One performer occupies the left frame, and the second occupies the right.
How to Choose Your Two Reference Portraits
For the best character likeness and natural motion, ensure both photos feature clear front-facing lighting with unobscured eyes, eyebrows, and jawlines. While the Wan 2.6 and 2.7 models normalize scale, keeping both subjects at roughly the same head size prevents one person from looking unnaturally enlarged in the virtual booth.
Understanding Performer Positioning (Left vs Right)
The first photo you upload is assigned as the left-hand performer, while the second becomes the right-hand performer. If you want a specific friend or pet to stand closer to the suspended orange-booth microphone, order your uploads accordingly.
Solo vs Duet Mode Decisions
Solo mode requires only a single portrait and produces a focused, center-stage performance. Duet mode combines both uploaded portraits into one reference image before generating a new scene. Both performers may not remain perfectly distinct in every result. For maximum viral impact on TikTok and Reels, Duet mode generates the signature back-and-forth dynamic popularized by Quavo and Takeoff.
Quality and Duration Selection
We recommend starting with a 5-second 720p render to verify character likeness, posture, and facial fidelity before committing higher credits to a full 15-second 1080p extended master clip.