BUILT-IN DEMO
Hotel Lobby duet
Two separate photos, a centered microphone, and alternating attention. This is the performance already wired into the generator.
Use this formatHotel Lobby AI Video Examples
See the warm booth, fixed camera, and three prompt directions before you upload. The local demo is our built-in duet reference; community embeds are clearly marked as external inspiration.
01 / DUO BOOTH
Two people, one little stage.
Our default format keeps both faces in the same locked frame.
02 / PET + OWNER
Keep the reaction small and natural.
A prompt example for a pet and owner variation, plus a community reference.
OWNER+PET
Pet + Owner booth
Let the owner take the first beat while the pet reacts with a head turn or ear flick. Avoid human dance instructions and keep paws visible.
Open the prompt guideCommunity pet duo
Open source on TikTok ↗03 / SOLO SHOT
One subject, more room to move.
A planning example for a centered single performer.
ONE·TAKE
PROMPT EXAMPLE
Solo spotlight
Center one consenting adult under the microphone, use one restrained gesture, and keep captions outside the generated frame. The live generator currently uses the two-photo duet flow; this card is a scene reference for future variations.
See the solo template notesChoose the scene that matches the joke.
Duo Booth
The duet works when the reaction is the punchline. Upload one clear photo per performer, keep the left and right order in mind, and let the built-in exchange do the timing. The fixed microphone and warm booth make the result recognizable even when the people change.
Pet + Owner
Pet clips read best when the animal reacts naturally instead of copying a human dance. Ask for a small head turn, ear flick, or glance toward the microphone. Leave space around paws and ears in the source photo so the model has room to preserve the silhouette.
Solo Shot
A solo frame gives one person more room and keeps the caption simple. Center the subject, use one restrained gesture, and add words after export. This is a planning reference today; the live paid flow remains the two-photo duet shown in the built-in demo.
Before publishing, watch the opening, the handoff, and the final reaction. Check faces, hands, and the microphone for stability, then keep the original 720p file before adding captions for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.