Bring your duo into the Hotel Lobby AI trend. Upload an image for the left performer and another for the right, prepare a shared frame and describe your orange-studio performance. Browse real reference videos for ideas, then choose a video model and review the credit quote.
Create a performance clipYour two photos are combined into one side-by-side start image for image-to-video. Reference videos are inspiration, not automatic face-swap templates; matching choreography, both identities and the original soundtrack is not guaranteed.
Watch these collected performances for ideas about the orange studio, duo framing and character styling. These are external references, not Kize generation results or one-click templates.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Collected performance reference for duo framing, studio styling and character movement.
Explore these collected visual references, then use your own images for the two upload positions above.
Collected visual references; these images are not generated results.
Hotel Lobby AI is the orange-studio performance trend with a shared microphone and expressive duo framing. Variations include classic performers, cartoons, costumes and unexpected pairs. Kize lets you prepare your own two-photo composition and animate that image through its existing video models. The videos on this page are collected visual references, not results generated by Kize. Kize is independent of Higgsfield and the recording artists.
Choose one PNG or JPG for each performer, up to 10 MB per file. Clear faces and similar framing work well as a starting point. The left photo stays on the left, and the right photo stays on the right. Each fills one half of a landscape frame, so inspect the preview for cropped heads or missing arms.
Click Prepare duo image. Kize combines the two photos into one reference frame and uploads it through the existing image workflow. This preparation does not submit a video job or spend generation credits. Check the combined preview; replacing either photo clears the prepared image so you can prepare the revised pair.
Choose an available image-to-video model, describe the studio and a simple movement, then review Required Credits. The quote depends on the actual model and output settings. Generate when your image and prompt are ready; Your results opens the existing video history. Watch the complete output before changing your prompt or trying another model.
Pair two clear portraits with similar lighting. Describe a fixed medium shot, a warm orange studio and a small gesture from each performer. Keep both faces visible in the prepared frame. The references can guide styling, while the video model interprets your own image and prompt.
Try two original illustrated characters with compatible proportions and line styles. Give each enough visible upper body for a small gesture. Compare the anime reference for framing ideas, then use a short prompt that describes your characters without asking for a completely different pose.
Combine your own mascot or pet character with a second portrait. Unexpected pairings can be fun, but unusual anatomy and different image styles may produce inconsistent movement. Begin with a nod or a gentle turn and judge whether both subjects remain recognizable.
Use the costume and generations references to explore outfits, expressions and the space between performers. Match the crops of your two images before preparing the duo. For social video, leave room around heads and hands so you can check the final crop without losing the main action.
The two images are center-cropped into equal halves. Start with a portrait that includes space above the head and around the shoulders. The combined preview is the image sent to the video model, so correct a bad crop before spending credits.
Similar lighting, subject size and camera angle make the pair easier to read. Combining two photos does not remove their backgrounds or create a seamless studio photograph. Treat the prepared frame as your starting composition and ask for small changes you can evaluate.
Try a slight head nod, a short hand gesture or a gentle sway with a fixed camera. Large arm movements and overlapping performers are harder to judge. If one face drifts, reduce the action and compare the same part of the next clip.
Watch the beginning, middle and end for face drift, changing outfits, awkward hands and jumps. Audio options depend on the selected model. The collected videos do not provide a licensed song track or guarantee synchronized singing in your result.
Two performers remain side by side in a warm orange recording studio, facing a suspended microphone. A steady medium shot, subtle head nods and small hand gestures, with both faces clearly visible. Keep the left subject on the left and the right subject on the right. Soft even lighting and a calm camera.
Suggested starting prompt for your prepared duo image. It is not the original prompt for any reference video. Use a scene and movement that fit your photos; the output can vary by model and does not guarantee a seamless background or synchronized lyrics.
Yes. Add one photo to each labeled upload position, then click Prepare duo image. Kize combines them into a single side-by-side start frame for image-to-video. These are two performer positions, not start and end frames. The model receives the combined image rather than two separately assigned face-swap identities.
The videos are collected visual references. They are shown for inspiration, and no original prompt or generating model is claimed when that information is unknown. Your Kize outputs appear separately in Your results.
Browsing the reference videos and preparing the duo image does not submit a video generation. Generating requires an account and enough credits for the displayed quote. Review your balance and the pricing page before submitting; this page does not promise a free generated Hotel Lobby clip.
No. Selecting a reference changes the preview so you can study its composition and styling. Your video is generated from your prepared image, prompt and chosen model. The reference is not submitted as a hidden dance template, and the page does not perform a fixed two-person face swap.
Kize is a separate service. Searches for Higgsfield Hotel Lobby or Higgsfield AI Hotel Lobby may refer to a different preset and input system. Use the actual left/right image controls, model selector and credit quote on this page; outside presets and accounts are not integrated.
That is not guaranteed. The uploaded duo image contains no song or choreography. Audio support depends on the selected model and its displayed settings. Add only audio you have permission to use, and check sound separately from character consistency.
Two faces, cropped arms or large movements can make a generated scene inconsistent. Start with clear photos at a similar scale and request a small movement. Check both subjects throughout the whole clip. Keeping both identities and their left/right positions is a prompt goal, not a guaranteed result.
The selected model, duration, resolution and other available options determine the live quote. Prepare the duo image, choose your settings and review Required Credits before generating. Existing account balance, generation status and history use the normal Kize workflow.
Choose your left and right images, prepare a shared frame and describe a simple studio performance. Browse the reference collection for visual ideas, review the live quote and judge the result from the complete clip.
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