Migos AI Video Template: The Orange-Booth Remake
See the performance reference, understand what the preset supplies, and choose the two people you want to cast before generating your own version.
What is the Migos AI Video template?
It is a preset for a two-person AI video remake: an orange studio, a hanging microphone and a fixed performance reference. Add two character photos to cast your own duo. You do not need to find a source clip or write a prompt.
How to use this Migos AI Video template
1. Watch the reference
Use the preview below to check the scene and starting roles. It shows the format before you spend credits.
2. Open the template in the generator
The same preset is built into the two-photo generator. There is no template file to download or editing project to import.
3. Upload your cast
Add one character image per slot: Photo 1 for the performer starting on the left, Photo 2 for the one starting on the right.
4. Generate your remake
Choose quality, review the credit cost and submit. Check the finished clip before adding captions or changing its layout in an editor.
Use the Migos AI video generator to try this workflow. Read the free video and credit guide before spending credits.
Reference preview: the orange-booth format
Reference sample only — this is not generated from your uploaded photos.
Your two photos, assigned to two roles
Photo 1
Performer starting on the viewer’s left
Photo 2
Performer starting on the viewer’s right
The role follows the original performer through the clip. It is not reassigned whenever someone moves across the frame.
What makes this the Hotel Lobby format?
The recognizable setup is an orange studio, two performers and a microphone suspended between them. The contrast comes from casting a different duo into that familiar performance. A template supplies the scene and motion reference; your two photos supply the replacement identities.
What this preset includes
Our current workflow uses a built-in performance reference for the selected 4-second or 15-second clip and two character images. The generation instructions ask to retain the scene, framing and gesture timing while changing the performers. After generation, the site adds the source audio. Those are the workflow inputs and finishing steps; the rendered movement and likeness still need review.
What you choose before submitting
Choose the first and second character photos, then select the available output quality. Photo 1 maps to the original left-hand performer and Photo 2 to the right-hand performer. Look at the reference above to decide which role suits each person. There is currently one preset in this flow, with no source-video, background or soundtrack selector.
An AI preset and an editing template solve different problems
An AI preset generates new imagery guided by your references. A timeline template assembles existing clips, cuts and text in an editor. This page offers the first workflow; it does not provide a downloadable CapCut project. If you need captions or a platform-specific layout, add them in your editor after checking the generated clip.
Plan the final post around the result
Watch the complete clip before exporting or posting. Keep both people and the hanging microphone visible when reframing. A vertical crop may cut off one performer; fitting the complete video inside a vertical canvas is an alternative. Use a caption that makes the casting understandable, and identify the clip as an AI remake rather than footage of an actual performance.
Ready to try your duo? Open the generator or compare plans and credit packs.