Hotel Lobby AI Pet Rap Video

Our render

This is one of our own paid test renders on Wan 3.0, with the Hotel Lobby track: a woman and a corgi, both AI-made pictures. The corgi stood on its hind legs for all 10 seconds and followed the routine, turn included. One thing to expect: sizes are not kept to scale (the corgi came out as tall as the woman). Here its front paws stayed paws when it pointed and clapped; in an earlier test with another dog, they took the shape of hands.

A second render, a man and a golden retriever made on this website, is in the row of videos at the top of our home page.

We have tested a person with a dog. Cats, two pets together and other animals go through the same steps, but we have not rendered them ourselves yet, so treat a first video as a try. A render that fails is refunded automatically; a finished video you do not like is not.

• You and your dog: you rap on the left, the dog hypes on the right, or swap and let the dog lead.
• The cat is the boss: the cat raps, the dog backs it up.
• Roommates: two pets who share a sofa and nothing else.
• Two dogs from the same park, each in its own photo.
• A birthday: your pet’s first year, posted on the day.

• One animal per photo, and no people or other animals behind it.
• Shoot at eye level, face toward the camera, eyes open.
• Show the whole body if you can: the booth shows both performers from head to toe.
• Use daylight or even indoor light. Blurry action shots lose the face.
• A visible collar or outfit gives the model a reference, but its details can change.
• Pick 9:16 before you create if you post to TikTok, Reels or Shorts; every format costs the same.

On Wan 3.0, the default model, every Hotel Lobby AI pet video goes through two AI steps: first a picture of each performer, then the video. This is what they ask for; how closely one render follows them varies.

• It stands up: an AI image model first redraws each photo as a full-length studio portrait, and an animal is drawn standing on its hind legs, front paws resting in front of its chest, like the two performers in the booth.
• It stays itself: the video instructions ask the AI to keep an animal as it looks in your photo, with nothing put on it. In one earlier dog test the front paws still took the shape of hands.
• Your photo is the one you see: the redrawn portrait is only used to make the video. In the generator and in My videos you see the photo you added.
• One photo of both works too: switch Photos to One photo and the AI splits it into a left and a right performer before the render. We have not tested this with a pet yet.

Hotel Lobby Video (rapaivideo.net) is the first kind. You get the Hotel Lobby AI look without writing a prompt, the credits are on the button before you create, and with the default sound the MP4 you download already has the song in it. If you would rather write your own prompt, the Hotel Lobby AI prompt guide shows the exact one we send.

Credits are not dollars. The smallest pack is 10 credits for $9.99 and pack credits never expire, so you do not need a subscription. Lengths run 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds, the create button always shows the exact credits, and a failed render is refunded. Every pack and plan is on the pricing page.