Selfie Rap Video

A selfie rap video is the job where the person on screen is you. Upload one photo you are allowed to use, paste or draft a short verse, and the tool makes a track and then moves the mouth. It is the mode for a message that should obviously come from you: a birthday you are sending, a thank-you, a channel intro, or a joke only your friends will get.

The photo does the casting. Face the camera, keep the light on the face, and leave the background quiet. A mirror shot with the phone covering your mouth, a group crop, or a picture from across a dark room gives the lip-sync nothing to hold. You do not describe a celebrity and you do not upload a friend who did not agree. That path is AI Rapper, which blocks real faces, or Duo, which needs two yeses.

Write like you are saying it in one breath per line. Twelve seconds is the full render and four seconds is the preview a new account can afford. A pep talk, a roast you would say in the room, or the one fact about the birthday person all fit. A full song does not. Cut to the line you would actually text.

Selfie spends credits only when a render starts. Drafting the verse is free. While generation is opening, the button saves your email and the prompt instead of starting a job. The plans, including a single 12-second 480p video, stay on the pricing page so you can see the cost before checkout opens.