Hotel Lobby AI Video: Lip-Sync the Trend From Your Track

It is the viral trend that recreates Quavo and Takeoff's "Hotel Lobby" performance in an orange studio booth, with two new faces swapped in by AI. On this page you make it from your vocals and a photo in a few minutes.

Full videos are paid, because rendering AI video costs real money. Pricing is pay-per-video: one 720p video is $8.88, three are $16.99 and ten are $29.90, with no subscription. The free route is a CapCut template, which swaps a face onto the original clip.

No. There is no template to download and no app to install — the Hotel Lobby look is built in. It runs in the browser on iPhone, Android and desktop.

No. The AI creates an original rap and beat in the Hotel Lobby style. Videos that use the copyrighted track often get muted or taken down; with an original song there is no track for platforms to flag.

Yes. Each person just needs one clear photo — they can be taken years apart and in different countries. The AI puts both of you in the same orange booth.

Yes — "Migos AI", "Hotel Lobby AI" and "AI rap duo" are names for the same trend, since Quavo and Takeoff performed Hotel Lobby as part of Migos.

You choose: 5 to 15 seconds (up to 30 on the top model), in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. The standard is 12 seconds, vertical 9:16 in HD — the length and format TikTok and Reels favour. Most videos are ready in a few minutes.

Only use photos of yourself and people who agreed to be in the video. Don't use celebrities or public figures, or make videos meant to deceive or harass anyone.

Not a live camera filter. The Hotel Lobby look is not a TikTok or CapCut effect you point your phone at; what people call the Hotel Lobby AI filter is an AI video made from photos. Add two selfies here and the AI renders both of you in the orange booth — like applying the filter to two people at once.

Not quite. A face swap pastes one face onto the original clip. Here the AI builds a new video from your vocals and photo: both people appear in the orange booth, moving and rapping to an original song, so it works for any two people — friends, a couple or siblings.

No. Pricing is pay-per-video: one 720p video is $8.88, three are $16.99 and ten are $29.90, with no subscription.

Yes. The pet version puts two pets, or your pet and you, in the orange booth rapping an original song. Open the Pet Rap Video page (/pet-rap-video) and add one photo of each.