How to Make a Hotel Lobby AI Video and Add TikTok Sound

What you will make

This guide takes you from two character images to a 10-second orange-booth AI duet, then through adding a soundtrack in TikTok. You need two images you have permission to use, an account and enough credits for generation. TikTok is a separate app; its interface and available tracks can vary by version, account and region.

Our studio supplies the scene directions and generated audio. It does not provide the original Hotel Lobby recording, copy the original choreography exactly or automatically synchronize a replacement song with the performance. See the trend explanation if you are looking for the original reference.

1. Prepare one image per character

Choose two sharp photos with one subject in each. Keep faces, or pet muzzles, visible and evenly lit. Avoid sunglasses covering the eyes, group photos, strong blur and overlapping subjects. You can pair two permitted people, two illustrated characters, two pets or a person and a pet.

Each image must be JPEG or PNG, no more than 5 MB, with each side between 512 and 2048 px. A clear source matters more than upscaling a small blurry image. The pet guide has a checklist for fur, ears and markings.

2. Arrange your duo and choose a frame

Open the Hotel Lobby studio. The first character slot is the left role; the second is the right role. Inspect the previews and use the swap control if their arrangement is wrong. Choose 9:16 portrait for a vertical post or 16:9 landscape for a wider composition.

You do not need to write a prompt. The scene is a fixed orange-booth duet with two characters and a hanging microphone. If you need editable scene directions in another tool, use the prompt guide; those examples are not an input field in this studio.

Selecting an image previews it on your device. Clicking Generate submits the images for upload, safety checks and generation. Read the Privacy Policy before uploading personal photos.

3. Sign in and submit once

Sign in, check service availability and confirm that you have enough credits. The current studio requests a 10-second video and reserves 10 credits for an accepted generation (1 credit per requested second). Review the credit packs and rules before submitting.

Submit once, then follow the status shown. Processing time varies; this guide cannot promise a delivery time. If the connection is interrupted, let the studio check the original request. Do not repeatedly submit because the response is slow. An unknown receipt is not a confirmed failure, and checking status does not start a replacement job.

Rejected inputs do not charge. Confirmed failures before a video is generated return the reserved credits. Once output has been generated, its credits remain used even if safety review prevents delivery.

4. Review and download the approved video

When an approved result is available, play the whole clip. Check each character's identity, left/right role, motion and generated audio. Hands, paws, facial detail and timing can vary. The supplied homepage examples are inspiration, not a guarantee for your inputs.

Use Download to save the video. Your account's video history is also a place to find approved results. If a download or playback fails, check the existing result again before paying for a new generation. If you need support, use the task reference and a description of the problem; do not email private photos or passwords.

5. Add an available Hotel Lobby sound on TikTok

Open TikTok and start a new post. Upload the video you downloaded.
Open Add sound in the editor. Search for Hotel Lobby, or navigate to a sound available to your account. Listen to it to verify that it is the version and section you want.
Select the available track. If the editor offers a trim or segment control, choose the section that fits your clip.
Open the audio or volume controls available in your app version. Lower the video's existing audio if you want the added track to replace it; keeping both at full volume can produce two competing soundtracks.
Preview the entire video with sound before continuing. The interface can differ from these labels; TikTok's official sound guide describes adding sounds, including during editing of uploaded videos.

A song's availability can differ between accounts and regions. If you cannot find or use the track, choose audio available to you rather than assuming this site can supply the missing recording. A downloadable generated video is not a license for the original song.

6. Check the timing and publish deliberately

Find a visible movement or the first obvious performance beat in the video. Compare it with the selected audio segment. If needed, change the sound's starting point or trim the video in the editor, then replay from the beginning. Your clip and the selected song segment do not have to start at the same timestamp.

Adding music does not recalculate the characters' mouths or gestures. You may get a pleasing rhythmic match without exact lip-sync. If exact synchronization is essential, the current fixed-template workflow may not meet that need.

Add a caption that describes your own creation. Review TikTok's AI-generated content guidance and apply its labeling requirements to your post. Check the audience, permissions and final preview before publishing in TikTok. This website does not post on your behalf.

Troubleshooting

I hear two tracks at once

Return to the editor's audio controls and lower the original video's sound if replacing it. Preview with headphones or the device speaker before posting. The control location depends on your app version.

The chosen song does not line up

Change the sound segment, trim the opening or accept a different rhythmic section. Do not regenerate automatically: a new generation cannot guarantee alignment with a song added later.

My characters switched places or changed appearance

Check the reference order and select clearer, separate source images for a future attempt. Creative outcomes vary and a new request can consume credits for its requested duration. An unsatisfactory creative result is not automatically a failed task.

I cannot see a result after refreshing

Sign in to the same account and check the studio or video history. Allow an unresolved request to be checked before starting another. If the issue remains, contact contact@airaps.video with the task reference and the observed status.