Lip Sync AI Rap Video

Permission is required.

Watch the homepage Standard and Pro samples so you know what mouth-only and gestures look like on faces that are not yours.

Confirm photo permission.

Confirm the joke is kind enough for the room.

Confirm you do not need a booth stage.

Then open the studio with the CTA on this page.

The link prefills mode and topic where possible.

It does not start a render and it does not charge you.

If the first render misses, rewrite before you buy another pack.

Credits do not return on finished downloads.

They return on failed jobs.

That difference is why the free draft step exists.

Keep the scope honest.

Twelve seconds is a postcard, not an album.

One fact, one face lane, one tier.

That discipline is what makes a short AI rap video feel intentional instead of like a random generator dump.

Standard is 2 credits a second.

Pro is 5.

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

Packs are listed on the pricing page.

Failed jobs return credits.

Finished downloads do not.

AI Rapper is for an original character you describe and blocks real faces.

Selfie is one permitted photo.

Duo is two permitted photos with the performance anchored on the first photo.

Pro asks OmniHuman 1.5 for gestures on that first performer.

Write like you are briefing a friend who has twelve seconds.

Names, places, and objects survive.

Vague mood words die.

The free lyrics draft is a start.

You are responsible for the words that go into a render.

Lip sync quality tracks the photo more than the prompt.

Retake the still before you rewrite the verse a third time.

Soft window light beats a harsh overhead.

Crop so the mouth is readable at phone size.

Short lines sync more cleanly than paragraphs.

If a bar takes two breaths, cut it.

The track is built for the verse length you chose: 8, 12, or 15 seconds.