Compare the inputs and output
| Question | This Hotel Lobby AI generator | CapCut template workflow |
|---|---|---|
| What do I provide? | Two separate portraits. | The photos or clips requested by the selected template. |
| What controls the scene? | A prepared performance reference and a fixed prompt. | The template’s timeline, effects and available controls. |
| What can I choose here? | 768P or 2K, 10 or 15 seconds and portrait or landscape framing. | Options depend on the template and app version. |
| What is the result? | A newly generated rap duo MP4. | An edited arrangement of the supplied media and template effects. |
| What is the cost? | Default 320 credits; compare subscriptions and credit packs on the pricing page. | Check the selected template and export screen for current requirements. |
Use AI when the performance is missing
If you have two portraits but no video of the pair performing, generation can create the moving scene. The tradeoff is variability: faces, gestures and sound need to be checked after the job completes.
A template editor is useful when you want control over captions, transitions and timing using media you already have. A template link alone does not establish that it can place two still faces into a rap performance. Check its preview and required slots first.
Combine generation with editing
- 01
Generate at the intended frame
Choose portrait or landscape before rendering so the main composition fits your final project.
- 02
Review and download the MP4
Check identity, crop and sound before bringing the clip into an editor.
- 03
Add captions and trim
Use your editor for text, title cards or joining the clip to other footage.
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Check the final export
Watch the exported file on its destination screen. Confirm text visibility and audio as well as the edit.