Make an AI Rap Video from a photo

An AI rap video, for the person searching that phrase, is a short clip of a face rapping.

Sometimes they have lyrics.

Sometimes they have a photo.

Often they have seen the two-person booth trend and want that.

This page is the tool for the first two: lyrics you write, or a draft you edit, turned into an 8, 12, or 15 second video of an original character, one photo, or a pair of photos.

It is not a place to upload a finished song, a Suno file, or someone else's recording.

It is not a face swap onto a famous performance, and it does not build the orange booth or the shared routine from that trend.

The track, when a photo mode needs one, is generated for that clip.

You are responsible for the words.

Do not paste copyrighted lyrics.

Searchers typing AI Rap Video usually want one of three jobs.

They want an original character who raps a verse.

They want their own face, with permission, mouthing a short line.

Or they want two people who both agreed in one short clip.

Those are the three modes on this page: AI Rapper, Selfie, and Duo.

The generator above is the tool.

The rest of this page is how to use it without wasting a render.

AI Rapper takes a description and renders the performance in one pass.

That model blocks real human faces, so it is the wrong mode for a selfie of you, a friend, or a celebrity.

Selfie takes one photo you have permission to use, makes a track, then lip-syncs.

Duo takes two photos.

The lip-sync is anchored on the first photo.

Duo does not build a shared stage, and it does not run a two-person dance routine.

Drafting lyrics does not spend credits.

Rendering does.

The paid entry for a single video is $4.99, which buys 60 credits, which is one 12-second Pro clip.

Packs exist when you already know you will render more than one.

Use it when the audience is one person or one group chat.

A name they will recognize, a debt you owe, a joke you would actually say.

Skip it when you need a real shoot, a licensed beat, a minute-long song, or a scene you describe and the model invents.

The photo, if you use one, is the set.

There is no separate background picker.

The samples on this page are labeled Standard or Pro and the length in seconds.

Play one if you want to hear it.

Sound stays off until you turn it on.

They are examples of the format, not proof that your photo will look the same, and this site does not publish a count of how many people have rendered.

Pay when you already want the clip, not because a trial will decide for you.

The reason to pay $4.99 is one finished 12-second Pro video: lip-sync plus the gestures and body movement from OmniHuman 1.5.

If you only need the mouth, Standard costs less per second and the studio shows that price before you start.

A few things here are specific, and a few things people hope for are not.

You can pick a male voice, a female voice, or auto.

Lengths are only 8, 12, and 15 seconds.

A failed render returns the credits for that job automatically.

Unused credits from a pack can be refunded from the account page within 14 days.

Photos you upload stay on your account.

What this site does not do: it does not drop two people into a hotel-lobby booth, it does not play a famous recording, and it does not choreograph a duo routine.

This page also does not show ratings, customer counts, or reviews.

The samples above are the evidence.

Judge the frames, then decide.

After a successful render the clip shows on the account with download and share.

A failed job does not leave you paying for the miss: those credits come back.

Keep the verse short enough that the mouth is not still going when the file ends.

Twelve seconds of one clear line beats fifteen seconds of a crowded one.

Do the free step first.

Read the draft out loud.

If you cannot say the line in one breath, it will not fit.

Then pick the face, the voice, the length, and the tier.

The studio shows the credit cost and the list price before you start.

An estimate stays on the page while the job runs.

You do not leave this generator to watch a separate queue.

Voice is male, female, or auto.

Auto asks for a rap vocal that matches the performer.

The tool will not imitate a living artist, and you should not try to pass the result off as one.

AI Rapper is the path when nobody real should be on screen.

Describe an original character and a style.

Selfie is the path when the message should obviously be from you.

Duo is the path when two people both said yes and one short line covers both of them.

If each person needs their own verse, that is two selfie jobs.

Pro on a duo still anchors the performance on the first photo.

It does not cut between two rappers.

The two frames below are the same length, 12 seconds, from the samples already on this site.

They are not a render of your photo.

Standard is lip-sync to the track.

Pro is the same kind of clip with hand gestures, shoulder movement, and a bounce in time with the beat.

Pro uses OmniHuman 1.5 for that motion.

It is not a claim that every Pro render will match the sample, and it is not a claim that Pro is the best model on the market.

It is the difference you are paying for.

A 12-second Pro video is 60 credits, listed at $4.99.

That single purchase is the entry, not a pack you have to buy first.

A 12-second Standard video is 24 credits.

The table under the frames is the same rate the studio uses: Standard is 2 credits a second, Pro is 5.

No tax is added on top of the price you see.

Watch the hands, not the slogan.

On the Standard frame the performance is the mouth and the face.

On the Pro frame the same length is asked to move the hands, the shoulders, and the body with the beat.

If the gesture sample is what you want, buy the $4.99 clip or enough credits for Pro.

If the mouth is enough, stay on Standard and spend fewer credits.

Neither frame is your photo.

The $4.99 button is one video, not a membership.

It buys 60 credits, and 60 credits is one 12-second Pro clip with the gestures.

If that is the only render you want, stop there.

You do not need a pack to see Pro, and a new account is not given credits.

Packs are for a second clip and the ones after it.

Starter is $9.99 for 120 credits: five 12-second Standard videos, or two 12-second Pro videos.

Creator is $29.90 for 360 credits, and it is the pack marked recommended.

Studio is $59.90 for 720 credits.

Label is $99.90 for 1320 credits.

The number on the button is the charge.

Tax is not added.

Buy a pack when you will use more than one render.

The single is the right buy for one Pro video.

The same rate covers every length.

Standard is 2 credits a second, so 8 seconds is 16 credits, 12 is 24, and 15 is 30.

Pro is 5 credits a second, so 8 seconds is 40 credits, 12 is 60, and 15 is 75.

The list price of any credit amount uses the single: credits times $4.99, divided by 60, rounded to the cent.

A 12-second Standard clip lists at $2.00.

A 15-second Pro clip lists at $6.24.

Those figures are the price table, not a sale.

A failed render returns the credits for that job.

Unused credits from a pack can be refunded from the account page within 14 days.

A clip that finished is not a refund.

The 4-second preview is optional, Standard, 8 credits, and flagged as a preview in your account.

Standard jobs are labeled about 3–6 minutes.

Pro jobs are labeled about 6–10 minutes.

Those are the estimates in the studio, not a guarantee.

When the file is ready it sits on the account page with download and share.

If the job fails, the credits come back, and you can change the photo or the line and start again.

The generator does not leave this page while you wait.