
Framecomet
Turn two selfies into a 12-second AI rap duo video. Pick a stage, add your names, and get a lip-synced verse with a beat, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts….
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Overview

Framecomet is a browser-based AI video maker for photo-driven social trends, best known for its "Hotel Lobby AI" rap duo effect. You upload a selfie of yourself and one of a friend, and it writes a short verse around your names, adds a beat and renders the two of you rapping side by side at vintage microphones, ready to post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
The Hotel Lobby rap duo
The trend is a short vertical clip of two friends trading lines, usually in a bright orange booth. Framecomet builds it from two separate selfies taken anywhere, or from one photo of you both. There are four stages to choose from: the orange Hotel Lobby booth, a Luxury Lobby with chandeliers, a dark Studio Booth and a Street Cypher at night. You can optionally type names and an occasion, such as a birthday, anniversary, best friends or your business, and the verse is written around them; left blank, you get a general party verse. The standard output is about 12 seconds at 720p in 9:16, lip-synced to AI vocals, saved to "My videos" in HD with no watermark.
Other effects
Each effect has its own page with samples, the price and an FAQ. Examples listed include:
- Unforgettable Car: one selfie and a chosen car, following the trend's card-swipe beats, in 16:9 with the trend's sound.
- Raindance: two photos turned into a silent golden-hour scene of two people singing to each other at the end of a pier.
Ideas on the site range from roommates and couples to birthday raps and family duos such as a grandparent and grandchild.
Rules
Clear, front-facing photos with one face each work best. By creating a video you confirm you have permission to use both photos and that everyone pictured is 18 or older. Videos are usually ready in a few minutes, and failed renders are refunded in credits.
Pricing
One-time credit packs with no subscription; credits never expire. A standard 720p, 12-second video uses 10 credits, and stronger models, higher resolution or longer clips cost more, with the exact cost shown before you confirm. From the pricing page, checked October 2026:
- Starter: $9.99 for 10 credits (about 1 video).
- Plus: $29 for 50 credits (about 5 videos).
- Party: $99 for 350 credits (about 35 videos).
- Creator: $199 for 900 credits; Agency: $499 for 3,000 credits.
Who it suits
Friends, couples and families making a fun clip for a group chat or occasion, and creators or agencies producing many trend videos.
Pros: personalised lyrics from names and occasions; works with selfies taken apart; credits never expire.
Cons: single video is relatively expensive on the Starter pack; limited to set stages and effects; adults only.
Details
- Pricing
- Paid · From $9.99 credit pack
- Billing
- usage
- Last checked
- 11h ago
- Indexing
- index, follow
- Category
- Video
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Pricing
- Pricing model: Paid
- Starting price: From $9.99 credit pack
- Billing: usage
Pros and cons
Pros
- personalised lyrics from names and occasions
- works with selfies taken apart
- credits never expire
Cons
- single video is relatively expensive on the Starter pack
- limited to set stages and effects
- adults only
Checked 2026-10-22.

