TWO PERSONALITIES
Friends duo
Your group chat’s headline act. Give the opening moment to the friend who would take the mic first.
Explore the promptONE STAGE. YOUR CAST.
Hotel Lobby AI Template Library
Keep the orange stage. Change who takes it. Start with the original performance template, then use these style directions to plan a friends duo, a couple, a character contrast or an unexpected pairing.
Use the original templateFind your version of the orange studio
A template sets the scene and movement; a casting idea changes who appears in it. Original orange studio is the current generator template. The other entries below are style concepts and planned modes, with prompt ideas you can prepare now.
A SHARED MOMENT
Couple
Matching energy, contrasting outfits. Turn a familiar pair into a two-person performance.
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FAMILY CHEMISTRY
Siblings
Choose the lead, pick the outfits, and let the family resemblance do the rest.
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AN UNEXPECTED DUO
Pet + owner
An expressive pet and its favorite person. Plan a playful, stylized version of the scene.
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MAKE AN ENTRANCE
Costume contrast
Everyday clothes meet a dramatic character. Keep the faces clear and the contrast bold.
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ONE NEW LEAD
Solo spotlight
Change one performer while keeping a partner in the scene. A selective replacement concept.
Explore the promptHow to choose the right template
Start with the relationship
Friends and siblings work because viewers already understand the connection. Pet-and-owner and costume pairings work through contrast. Choose the idea before searching through dozens of photos.
Match the portrait to the role
A clearly visible face matters more than a dramatic pose. Use an image with enough shoulders and clothing to support the intended look, and keep each person in a separate file.
Check the movement, not just the cover
The reference video tells you how the bodies move and where they overlap. A still image cannot show whether a face turns, a hand crosses the frame or a performer leans toward the microphone.
What changes, and what holds the scene together
The core idea keeps the orange backdrop, suspended microphone and two-person performance composition. Your portraits change the cast. Clothes, hairstyle and accessories can be part of the reference, while more explicit wardrobe and single-performer controls are planned extensions.
The intended short-form export is 30 seconds in a vertical 9:16 frame with source audio. Availability follows the active template. Before submitting, use the generator’s controls and preview to confirm what your current template supports.
From a template idea to your own clip
Choose a concept, gather its two reference photos and open the homepage generator. Review left and right, select the original studio template, and submit when the service is available. The concept links below lead to relevant prompts; they do not silently switch the model or submit a paid task.
For your first clip, keep the setup simple. A recognizable pair with good source photos usually gives you more useful feedback than changing the cast, clothes, scene, lighting and camera direction all at once.
Questions about templates
Is a template the same as a prompt?
No. A template supplies a reference scene and performance. A prompt describes how an editing model should treat that reference. The original generator uses a fixed template without requiring a custom prompt.
Can I download the original source template?
The site offers a playable reference preview. A preview is not a general license to download and reuse the source performance. Use an authorized source for your own editing workflow.
Can I swap only one performer?
A dedicated solo replacement mode is planned. The current generator expects two separate input images. The solo concept in the prompt library is for planning a workflow with selective replacement support.
YOUR TWO PHOTOS. YOUR MOMENT.