Migos AI: Hotel Lobby with Higgsfield Genjutsu or a Built-In Preset

A source-video workflow is useful when you want to choose the reference performance yourself. Our built-in Hotel Lobby preset is another way to start when you already want the orange-booth duet. The two workflows ask you to prepare different inputs.

What Genjutsu provides

Higgsfield describes Motion Transfer as using movement from an existing clip to guide a new character or scene. Object Swap targets a selected element. Its official guide allows presets, with a short description optional; a complete text prompt is not required for every workflow.

Prepare the workflow in the current interface

Choose the feature that fits your edit. Add the source video and any needed image references, then use an appropriate preset or description. Review the displayed settings and credit estimate before generating. Inspect the full result afterwards. Refer to the current interface for the available controls rather than assuming an older attachment label or menu path still applies.

If a workflow uses reference tags, match its actual labels. Left and right should describe the performers’ starting roles. Review whether each identity continues with its performer through movement; wording alone does not guarantee a correct result.

Compare it with our Hotel Lobby preset

| Choice | Source-video workflow | Our two-photo preset | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | | Reference performance | You choose the source clip | The site supplies the performance reference | | Character inputs | Depends on the selected workflow | Two references, one per subject | | Instructions | Preset or optional description | Supplied by the site; no prompt field | | Duration and quality | Check the selected tool’s controls | 4 or 15 seconds; Low 480P, Standard 720P or High 1080P | | Cost | Check the tool’s current estimate | Displayed credits for duration and quality |

This compares preparation and controls. It does not report a controlled speed, price or output-quality test.

Try the built-in workflow

New accounts receive signup credits for a Low 480P / 4-second first attempt, which uses 16 credits. Upload your duo, check the order, choose the settings and review the displayed cost. A 15-second Low video uses 60 credits; other quality choices use more.

Watch both identities across the result. The site adds the reference soundtrack during finishing; listen to the download before adding another track. Check the output framing before placing it into a vertical canvas.

Open the free first-video guide, follow the current tutorial, or prepare your two photos.

This is an independent workflow explanation, not an official Higgsfield tutorial.