Make an AI rap duo by casting two people onto one preset stage. The left photo and the right photo supply the performers. The loaded clip supplies the movement and the reference audio.
Longer photo checks and the COLORS background are in the Hotel Lobby guide
Six community remixes show different pairs in the same orange frame. Motion Transfer did not generate these clips. Use them to judge casting, not as a promise about your own result.
Turn a favorite pairing into a shared performance. Two friends, a creative partnership, or a pair of original characters can take the left and right positions on the orange stage. The loaded video supplies the gestures and camera movement, so you can concentrate on choosing the cast. Start with two clear photos you have permission to transform.
The performance template is already selected. These steps match the controls on this page.
STEP 1
Play the performance before you add photos. Confirm that the orange stage and the gestures are the piece you want. Length follows that source video. This page does not offer a separate duration or aspect-ratio control.
STEP 2
The Left person control stays first. The Right person control stays unavailable until the left photo is in place. Use one person in each file. Replace changes only the side you select.
STEP 3
Open Settings if you want 480p, 720p, or 1080p. The page starts at 480p. Higher resolution changes the estimate and the file detail. It does not guarantee a closer face match. Sign in when you are ready. The result appears under My creations.
The stage, the gestures, and the reference audio stay with the loaded clip. Your decision is who appears in each labeled slot.
The first slot is labeled Left person. The second slot is labeled Right person. Add the left photo before the right photo, then use Replace if you want to change one side only. Preview the loaded clip and keep each person on the side you chose. Movement and camera follow that clip. The reference audio comes from the same performance, not from a song you type.
Use this when the decision is which two people belong together. A clear face, a readable outfit, and one person per photo make the pair easier to review. Similar jackets or covered faces make it harder to tell the sides apart once the arms start moving. Different photo backgrounds are acceptable because the stage comes from the template.
Illustrated characters, costumes, and stylized portraits can occupy either slot. The template still expects a readable face and enough of the body to follow a standing performance. A tight face crop gives the model less outfit information. Identity is not guaranteed: faces, hands, clothing, and which person is on which side can drift while the clip plays. Review the start, the middle, and the overlap before you download.
Each collaborator can supply one photo. Agree on left and right before anyone generates, because the slots are the assignment. Removing the left photo is blocked while the right photo is still attached, so the sides do not silently swap. Check both previews and the loaded performance. Uploading a file does not start a job.
Start with a pairing that has a story: friends celebrating a milestone, two contrasting costumes, or characters from the same fictional world. Preview the performance to see whether its energy suits your idea.
Preview the loaded room and gestures. If that performance does not fit the pair, start from another template on the Motion Transfer home.
Left person and Right person are separate uploads, so one collaborator or costume can change without clearing both photos.
This generator does not write lyrics or clone a voice. Mouth movement may not match the reference audio, and the video can still be saved without sound if that processing fails.
Prepare your pair, choose a resolution, and review the estimated credits. The performance settings are already prepared for this stage.
One file per performer. The right upload waits for the left photo, and the left photo cannot be cleared while the right photo remains.
Seedance 2.5 Edit is selected for this two-person performance, so you can start with your photos without comparing models.
Settings offers 480p, 720p, and 1080p, starting at 480p. The clip still follows the source video.
The clip uses audio from the reference performance. Preview the finished result to check how the sound and the new performers work together.
Prepare both photos before signing in, then return to your draft to continue. Your finished clips appear in My creations beside the workspace.
My creations plays the finished clip on this page. Download choices and any watermark follow the entitlements on your account. The page does not grant rights to the performance, the music, or anyone’s likeness.
The plans below are the account plans. The number beside Generate is the estimate for the current resolution and this reference-video job. A two-photo edit can cost more than the sample counts printed on a card.
For your first ideas.
$100.0 charged yearly
2,400 credits/year
Up to 600 images
Up to 240 videos
For a steady creative flow.
$360.0 charged yearly
21,600 credits/year
Up to 5,400 images
Up to 2,160 videos
For more creations, more often.
$599.0 charged yearly
48,000 credits/year
Up to 12,000 images
Up to 4,800 videos
Try before you subscribe
Prices in USD; taxes and total shown at checkout. Subscriptions renew automatically; cancel in Billing settings. Subscription credits expire each period; one-time credits never expire. Refund requests: within 72 hours. Eligible refunds deduct used purchased credits and, where permitted, actual non-returned processing fees. Processing fees are capped at 6% of the original purchase amount, excluding separately charged taxes. Terms · Refund Policy.
Casting, audio, credits, and how this page differs from the other orange-stage entries.
A video that places your two photos into the loaded performance: the orange stage, that clip’s gestures, and its reference audio if processing succeeds. It does not write lyrics, clone a voice, or build a new stage.
Left person is the left performer and Right person is the right performer. Add the left photo first. Preview the reference to confirm your choice.
Yes. Friends, costumes, and illustrated characters can each use one slot. Use one person per photo, with a visible face and outfit. A group photo makes the intended person less clear, and the result can still drift.
Results vary. Clear, well-lit faces and distinct outfits help you judge the pair, but faces, hands, clothing, and positions can drift during movement. Review the full clip, especially moments when the performers overlap. Trying another photo creates a new generation.
It is the audio on the loaded performance, added after the picture is produced. It is not a song written for your photos. If audio processing fails, the video can still be saved without sound.
You can open the page, preview the template, and add both photos before signing in. Starting generation requires an account and enough credits. The estimate beside Generate changes if you switch among 480p, 720p, and 1080p.
This page does not give you a license to the performance, its music, or the likeness in a photo. Download formats and any watermark follow your account entitlements. Use photos you have permission to upload and transform.
All three pages lock the same orange-stage template, the same edit model, and the same two photo slots. This page is for choosing the pair. Hotel Lobby AI is the named template page. Migos AI explains the orange-stage trend and states that it is not an official artist service. The guide covers the longer origin and troubleshooting notes.
Preview the loaded clip, assign a photo to each side, and check the estimate before you generate.
