Frame, length and file
A vertical 9:16 MP4, 5 to 15 seconds, downloaded from My videos. Square and landscape ratios are one click away and never change the price.
AI rap video Β· two photos Β· no app
Type what the rap is about, add a photo of each performer, and the AI writes the verses, builds the beat and films you both performing them. A minute per render, MP4 out, no watermark.
What it looks like






The short answer
An AI rap video generator turns a topic and one or two photos into a finished rap music video. You type what the song is about, the model writes the verses and the beat, and the people in your photos perform them β lip-synced, vertical, in about a minute.
A standard render (720p, 12 seconds) costs 10 credits, and 10 credits cost $6.99 one-off. A failed render is refunded. Full pricing and credit packs are on their own page.
Three moves
Front-facing and well lit, one person per photo. Left slot raps, right slot hypes; One photo mode makes it a solo. Drag, drop or paste β no need to shoot them together.
Why: the performance is built from the face, so a clear face beats a stylish crop.
Four stages, four models, three resolutions, five lengths, five ratios. 720p, 12 seconds, 9:16 is the default: the cheapest render that looks right on a phone.
Why: the stage decides the picture, the length decides the price.
Type the names and one detail β βJake turns 30 and still can't cookβ β pick an occasion, press create. 200 characters; empty means a general hype verse.
Why: a real name gives the lyric writer something to rhyme around. βMy best friendβ gives it nothing.
The output, item by item
A vertical 9:16 MP4, 5 to 15 seconds, downloaded from My videos. Square and landscape ratios are one click away and never change the price.
720p is the default and the cheapest render that holds up on a phone. 480p roughly halves the credits, 1080p needs a Pro model. The quote updates before you commit.
In duo mode the left photo is the lead β that person raps into the mic β and the right photo hypes and trades bars. Solo mode gives one performer the verse.
Orange Hotel Lobby booth, marble lobby with chandeliers, purple studio booth, night street cypher. The stage changes the picture, never the price.
The model writes and performs an original rap for your topic: no karaoke track, no cloned famous voice. The vocals are generated for your performers.
200 characters, one name and one detail. Birthdays name the person and the age, anniversaries count the years, business prompts name the brand.
10 credits at 720p and 12 seconds β $6.99 one-off. Sharper or longer settings cost more per second; a monthly plan covers ten songs for $29.90.
What people make
βJordan turns 30 and still can't cook pastaβ
The lyric names the person and the age, and the guest of honour performs it with you. Send it to the group chat or play it with the cake.
βTen years of us, and the first date that went wrongβ
Both of you in one video, on a stage that suits the occasion. The lyric counts the years and keeps your detail.
βBest friends since second grade, still undefeated at everythingβ
Two photos, one shared memory, twelve seconds. This is the inside joke that people repost and watch with the sound on.
βPriya is leaving, and she was the only one who fixed the printerβ
A leaving gift that costs less than a signed card and gets watched more than once. The colleague is the performer; the joke is the topic.
βRosa's bakery, sourdough that sells out by nineβ
Name the brand and what it does, and let the verse do the shouting. Good for a launch, a sale or a store anniversary.
βMochi the corgi runs this house and everyone knows itβ
A clear photo is all it takes, so a dog, a cat or a pair can carry the verse. The photo in your camera roll is enough.
What good looks like
Front-facing, evenly lit, one person per photo, 300 px minimum. Sunglasses, hard shadow and group shots are the three usual reasons a render misses the person.
A verse about a birthday, a new job and a dog becomes a verse about nothing. Pick one occasion, one person and the detail only your friend would recognise.
The orange booth reads as the Hotel Lobby trend, the street cypher as a battle, the studio booth as behind-the-scenes. You choose the reference viewers know.
Short enough to loop, long enough for a hook and eight bars. Need a second scene? Make two videos and cut them in your editor.
Before you pay
What the AI rap video generator charges, what it returns, and what you can post.
Add one or two photos, pick a stage and a length, type the topic, press create. The model writes the verses and the beat, then renders the performers. A standard 12-second render takes about a minute; a busy queue or a Pro model takes longer.
Yes. One photo mode makes a solo performance. Duo mode needs a separate photo per person; a group photo is not split in two.
10 credits at the default 720p and 12 seconds. 10 credits cost $6.99 one-off, so a single video is $6.99 with nothing recurring β or $29.90 a month for ten videos.
An account, yes: the render is tied to your credits and saved in My videos. An app, no β it runs in the browser and downloads as an MP4.
The credits come back within a minute and nothing is charged for a video that never arrives. If it arrives but the lyrics missed, that is a paid render: change the topic and try again.
Not here. The model writes and performs an original rap from your topic; there is no audio upload and no famous voice is cloned.
Yes. It is your file, with no watermark. You are responsible for permission from the people in the photos and for the platform's rules.
The stage is set
Two photos, one topic, one render. Start at 720p, then change the settings after the first one.
A render that fails is never charged. Credits return on their own.