Hotel Lobby AI Photo Tips: Better Faces in the Orange Booth

Better source photos usually mean a clearer Hotel Lobby AI result. Migos AI maps each upload onto a locked two-person performance, so identity depends heavily on what you feed each slot.

Ideal photo checklist

• One clear subject per photo
• Face (or head) mostly toward the camera
• Even lighting; avoid heavy shadows across the face
• Minimal occlusion from sunglasses, masks, or hands
• Reasonable resolution (not a tiny crop)
• File type: JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 10 MB

Left vs right performer

Upload separate images for left and right. Distinct references help the model keep both identities. You can still cast the same person twice — use two different photos of that person.

Pets, characters, and playful pairings

Pets and stylized characters are common in this trend. Prefer:

• A single subject filling most of the frame
• A recognizable head/face region
• A multi-angle character sheet when the head turns during the performance

Always upload media you have permission to use, and respect the rights of people depicted.

What usually hurts results

• Group photos with several faces in one slot
• Extreme filters, heavy beauty blur, or tiny faces
• Side profiles only, or faces cut off at the edge
• Screenshots of screens with glare and low detail

Before you generate

1. Confirm both slots look sharp in the create UI.
2. Make sure you have a video credit ($8 one video, or $16 for three).
3. Expect about 10–20 minutes of generation time.

Next: how to make a Hotel Lobby AI video or the trend guide.