Choose a scene.
Choose a duo session, a street freestyle, or a stage made for your pet.
Solo performances. Studio duos. Pets with attitude.
Choose a scene, add your photos, and make the rap your own.
Interactive preview · Build a project brief. Video rendering is not connected yet.
Photographic style references, not generated videos. Real output examples will appear here when rendering is connected.
Pick a scene, add your photos, and tell us what the rap is about.

One clear face per photo. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB each. Photos stay in your browser.
Face the camera, find good lighting, and skip sunglasses or heavy filters.
MP3, WAV or M4A · up to 20 MB. Filename only in this preview.
Style, language and captions are project preferences. Final model support will be confirmed at launch.
Design preview · No video generated · No payment or credits charged
Six visual directions. Use birthday wishes, inside jokes, or friendly battles with any people-based scene.
Photos illustrate creative directions, not finished results or exact trend recreations. Scene references do not include an artist’s recording or voice.
An AI rap video puts a person, duo, pet, or original character into a rap performance using their photos as visual references. The scene sets the look; the topic gives the rap its personality.
Choose an original rap direction or add audio you have permission to use. In this preview, you can set up the project and save its brief. Finished video, sound and lip-sync will need the rendering service.
Three simple steps.
One personal performance idea.
Choose a duo session, a street freestyle, or a stage made for your pet.
Add your photos and a topic. Or use your own audio to set the flow.
Review your project direction. Video rendering and sharing are next on our roadmap.
A gift, a good laugh, or the start of a whole new persona.
Your selected template sets the right number of photos. No extra inputs you don’t need.
Set a rap style, language and lyric direction, or add a track you have permission to use.
Review length, quality, captions and estimated credits together in one clear project summary.
This preview never uploads your images. You can test the creative flow before rendering launches.
Planned one-time packs. No subscription required.
30 credits to find your flow.
100 credits for your next era.
300 credits. Endless ideas.
*Illustrative packs, not available to purchase. Estimates use a 12s, 720p clip at 10 credits. Longer clips and higher quality use more credits.
Practical guides to better photos, better topics, and clearer expectations.
Explore six visual directions: Orange Studio, Green Studio, Pet Stage, Party Lights, Street Cypher and Character Stage. This first version lets you build and export a project brief; actual AI video generation is not connected yet.
Orange Studio and Street Cypher use two photos, one person per photo. Green Studio and Party Lights use one person’s photo. Pet Stage uses one pet photo; Character Stage uses your original character image.
No. Original AI rap is a planned original-audio mode. You can also select your own audio, provided you have permission to use it. A scene’s look does not include rights to an existing song.
In this prototype, photos are previewed locally in your browser and are not uploaded. They are cleared when you reload or close the page. Production storage and deletion policies will be provided before uploads are enabled.
Not yet. Pricing is illustrative and checkout is disabled. You can download a JSON project brief, but this preview does not render or export a video.
The project brief supports hip-hop, trap, drill, grime, dembow-inspired and old-school directions, with English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Mandarin language selections. These are creative preferences for now; final model support will be confirmed when generation is integrated.
Yes, you can specify your own audio and request on-screen lyrics in the brief. Uploaded audio is not processed in this prototype, and no finished captioned video is produced yet.
No. The scene library describes creative directions and opens a related project preset. It does not provide the original artist’s voice, recording, exact choreography or an official collaboration.