Add one clear portrait for each performer. The built-in Hotel Lobby scene places Person 1 on the left and Person 2 on the right, with no prompt to write.
See the orange stage and two-person rap performance, then upload two portraits or one photo of both people to create your own AI rap duo video.
This format puts two people into a shared rap performance against an orange stage. Add a separate photo for each performer above; they do not need to be in the same original picture. Hotel Lobby names the performance trend, not a real hotel lobby scene. Here, the two-photo template handles the stage and movement while you choose the faces.
The template supplies the scene and performance reference. Choose your model, duration, resolution and aspect ratio, then check the required credits before generating.
Use two separate portraits or one photo containing both people. With separate portraits, Person 1 is on the left and Person 2 on the right. With a duo photo, roles follow the people’s left and right positions. Keep both faces visible when cropping.
The Hotel Lobby preset supplies a reference performance and fixed scene instructions. These guide the orange stage, framing, camera movement, and two-person gestures while the model makes a new clip from your portraits. This flow has no prompt field or editing timeline. The finished movement and likenesses can still vary between generations.
Review the available model, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and credit cost in the workbench before generating. Watch the entire result and check both faces, movement, and audio before downloading or sharing.
Start with two people whose pairing tells a story. These are ideas for your photos, not examples of verified generations.
Put the friends behind a familiar group-chat joke into the same performance, even if their photos were taken in different places.
Pair two portraits of partners for a shared rap video. Check that each face is clear and that both people are in the intended left and right slots.
Bring a parent and adult child, or two siblings, into the same scene. Ask the people pictured before creating or sharing the video.
Use two separate portraits or one photo containing both people. With separate portraits, Person 1 is on the left and Person 2 on the right. With a duo photo, roles follow the people’s left and right positions. Keep both faces visible when cropping.
The template supplies the scene and performance reference. Choose your model, duration, resolution and aspect ratio, then check the required credits before generating.
Play the finished clip all the way through. Review both faces, movement, and sound before downloading and deciding whether to share it.
A separate, clear portrait for each performer gives the generator a better starting point. These tips improve the input; they do not guarantee a particular result.
Choose a sharp photo with the face and both eyes visible. Front-facing or near-front-facing portraits are easier to assess than dark or blurry screenshots.
Skip sunglasses, hands over the face, strong beauty filters, and other details that hide the features you want to keep.
Avoid crowded group photos or a tiny crop from a distant picture. Preview each selected image so the intended performer is obvious.
Person 1 maps to the left performer and Person 2 to the right. Replace a photo in its own slot if the order is wrong.
The preset can guide the scene, but AI video results can vary. Review the complete clip rather than judging the first frame alone.
Watch each performer through turns and gestures. Look for blended features, changing facial details, or a left-right swap.
Check hands, shoulders, and transitions. Make sure both performers remain in frame throughout the clip.
The preset requests generated audio, but the final sound can vary. Listen to the whole clip; do not assume it reproduces the original Hotel Lobby recording.
One-time payment • No recurring charge
10 Credits · ≈ 1 video
≈ $6.99 / video
40 Credits · ≈ 4 videos
≈ $5 / video
100 Credits · ≈ 10 videos
≈ $4 / video
200 Credits · ≈ 20 videos
≈ $3.50 / video
Video counts and per-video prices are estimated for Rookie (Seedance 2.0 Mini), 720p, 12 seconds, at 10 credits per video. Actual credit costs vary with your settings.
Choose two clear portraits, check their left and right positions, and start from the generator above.