Put two photos in and get a Hotel Lobby AI video in the orange COLORS booth
Convert video clips into per-frame depth map videos with AI estimation
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
Not given
2026
Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
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Credits consumed per second of input video: VDA-Small 2 credits/second, VDA-Base 3 credits/second, VDA-Large 4 credits/second, with a 2-credit minimum. Subscription plans available: Basic $6.90/month with 100 credits, Pro $13.90/month with 250 credits, Max $34.90/month with 750 credits, Pro Max $59.
Key features
Upload two photos to generate videos
Choose video length: 5, 10 or 15 seconds
Original Hotel Lobby audio included
No prompt or green screen needed
720p at standard or 1080p with MiniMax H3
Multiple AI models available
Watermark-free videos after purchase
Automatic refund for failed generations
Export ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts
Works with photos of people, pets or characters
Three model tiers: VDA-Small for quick previews, VDA-Base for balanced speed and detail, VDA-Large for finest detail
Grayscale and Turbo visualization modes
Upload formats: MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V, GIF up to 60 seconds and 200MB
Per-frame temporal stability with frame-by-frame alignment
Depth output as MP4 ready for compositing software
No per-frame rotoscoping required
Real-time duration verification for accurate pricing
Relative depth output, not calibrated physical distance
Support for depth-driven visual effects like fog, defocus, and parallax
What makes it different
One-click template based on the real Hotel Lobby performance, not a text prompt
Two-person layout keeps faces on their own side instead of blending
Price shown before generation with automatic refunds for failures
Free signup credits available for eligible new accounts
Temporally stable depth passes without depth cameras or rotoscoping
Three model tiers with transparent per-second credit pricing
Instant price confirmation before processing any video
Dual visualization modes for different use cases
Works with everyday video formats and up to 60-second clips