Hotel Lobby Character Swap

How a Hotel Lobby character swap uses the photos

The two uploads describe the subjects that should appear in the performance. The built-in video describes the scene and motion. A subject reference is not a start frame or an end frame.

The result can change a performer’s hair, clothing and body appearance along with facial likeness. Details may also shift across frames. This workflow is unsuitable if you must preserve every background or body pixel from an existing recording.

Choose the right cast for the references

Friends and Couple describe two people. Pets describes two pets. You + pet assigns a person to the left and a pet to the right. Choose the option that matches your actual inputs.

A cast label does not create a missing second subject. Provide two different single-subject images instead of one group photo, a montage or a picture that needs face selection.

Keep the character assignments clear

Check the thumbnails and positions before committing a take. Swapping the references before submission avoids spending another generation just to change their intended sides.

1. Select one subject for the left position.
2. Choose a different subject photo for the right position.
3. Choose the matching cast option and use Swap if necessary.
4. Review the credit quote and permission confirmation, then submit once.
5. Open My videos to inspect progress rather than generating again.

Review the whole performance

Watch whether each subject stays on the intended side, whether clothing stays consistent, and whether contact between the two performers causes distorted hands or faces. The first frame cannot establish the quality of the remaining clip.

A completed Hotel Lobby character swap may still need a different reference pair for your next take. A confirmed failed task returns its reserved credits; a new attempt after a completed result is a separate paid request.

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