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Hotel Lobby Video

Make a Hotel Lobby AI Video on iPhone

Hotel Lobby Video · Updated

Use Hotel Lobby Video in Safari without installing a separate generator app. Prepare two JPEG, PNG or WebP portraits, set the people’s sides and follow your private job after submission. If an iPhone photo is HEIC, convert it to a supported format before selecting it.

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Prepare a compatible photo

Use an existing JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. For an HEIC photo, export a converted copy from an image app, or use a Shortcuts workflow with Select Photos, Convert Image set to JPEG, then a save action. Confirm the saved file type; renaming .heic to .jpg does not convert it.

For future captures, Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible uses JPEG where that option is available. Changing that setting does not convert photos already in your library.

Create in the browser

  1. Open the studio in Safari and select one portrait for Person A and one for Person B.
  2. Check each photo and use Swap sides if you want to reverse the positions.
  3. Sign in to your video account, review the quote and confirm the photo rights and credit hold.
  4. Submit once, then follow the existing job in My videos. Allow generation and content review to finish.

Find the downloaded MP4

Use Download on the ready result. Safari exposes downloaded files through its Downloads control, and they are also available in the Files app’s Downloads location. Open the file and use Share → Save Video if that option is offered. A download does not always go directly into Photos; names and locations can vary with your iOS settings.

If selecting a photo fails

  • Check the real file format and the 10 MB limit.
  • Make a smaller, supported-format copy rather than repeatedly submitting the same unsupported file.
  • If sign-in was interrupted, return to the same account and check My videos before starting another job.

The finished format

The standard video is 15 seconds, 1280 × 720 (720p), 16:9 landscape MP4, with the original performance soundtrack. It uses 15 video credits. One credit covers one second of finished video. Your output can vary in likeness and movement; the example shows the performance format rather than a guaranteed match.

Ready to choose your people?

Open the studio to select two portraits and set their sides. Review the quote and photo permissions before submitting.

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