How to make an AI rap video: How to makean AI rap video
Choose a template, upload one matching image and generate your rap video. The same three steps work for solo performers, two-person duos, pets and characters. Review the result and download your MP4.
By the AIRap2Video team · Updated
- >Choose a template for the subjects in your image
- >Upload one image, including both people for a duo
- >Generate with your choice of energy, sound and length
Choose a template
Selected: Booth Freestyle
Headphones on, spitting into a studio mic.
Scene preview. Your uploaded image supplies the people, pet or character.
Upload your image
1 imageUpload one image of one person, with the face and mouth visible and room around the shoulders and hands.
- Clear image; leave room around the subjects
- Crop to 9:16 first for a vertical video
- JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
- Only images you have permission to use
Generate your rap video
Choose your sound and length, then generate.
Upload an image to generate your video.
// step by step
Make your video in three steps
- 01
Choose a template
Pick a classic rap scene or a template from the examples. Browse realistic performances, duos, pets, mini characters and anime or cartoon styles.
- 02
Upload one image
Follow your template’s image guide: one person, two people together, a pet or a character. Keep faces clear and leave room for movement. Use the character style you want in the image.
- 03
Generate your rap video
Set the energy, sound and length, then generate. Choose Silent or AI instrumental and 5, 10 or 15 seconds. Review your performance and download the MP4.
// before you upload
Give the performance room to move
Follow the template’s image guide
Use one person for a solo template, two people together for a duo, or one pet or character for a matching template. For miniature or illustrated characters, start with an image already in that style.
Faces clear, bodies in frame
Keep each face and mouth visible and leave room around the body for movement. Separate two people clearly in a duo image; a tight crop gives the performance less room to move.
Choose the crop first
Use 9:16 for a vertical composition or a wider crop for a landscape video. Set this in your photo editor before uploading; keep important details away from the edges.
Keep the source clean
Use good light and a simple background. Avoid blur, heavy beauty filters or text over the face. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB that you have permission to use.
// optional finishing touches
Add your own verse after downloading
Choose Silent when your recording will be the main audio. The studio generates rap-style movement; it does not match mouth shapes to supplied lyrics or an uploaded vocal track.
- 01
Choose a short hook
For a 15-second edit, start on the downbeat of your strongest hook and skip the long intro. Record a short verse while watching the movement, or trim a recording you own or have licensed to fit the clip.
- 02
Align the picture and audio
Import the MP4 and recording into your editor. Move the audio so accented words land near head nods or gestures. Check the start and finish with headphones.
- 03
Mix and export
Keep vocals clear above any backing track. Review the final crop, then export your finished video. Music available inside a social app may have different permissions for commercial or off-platform use.
// fixing results
When the video looks off
Face changes or blurs
Use a sharper, front-facing photo with the face larger in frame.
Performance feels too quiet
Try High energy with an image that includes the body and clear space for movement. A booth scene gives a closer performance; a stage scene gives a broader one.
Hands look distorted
Try a simpler starting pose with hands separated and visible. Give them more space in the crop, or switch back to Scene style for the scene’s original movement.
Wrong orientation
Crop the image to portrait before uploading for a vertical video.
Image was refused
Some images cannot be processed. If the render fails, its credits are returned automatically.
// faq
AI rap video questions
There is no free tier right now. Renders use credits from one-time packs with no subscription, and a failed render gives its credits back.
// keep going
Mic's on. Your turn.
Choose a template, upload one image and generate your rap video.
Open the rap studio