A verse in, a short clip out
Text to Rap Video
Text to rap video means pasting a verse and rendering that text as a short clip, not uploading a full song.
Text to rap video means the words are the input and a short clip is the output. Paste a verse. Do not paste a screenplay, a chat log, or a full song lyric sheet and expect a three-minute edit. The full render is twelve seconds. If the text does not fit, cut it before you render, not after.
Write the way someone can say it in one breath per line. Long sentences get rushed or clipped. Names and punchlines go at the start of a line so they are not the words that fall off the end. The site interface is English. You can paste another language. The free draft writer writes English and says so when a lyrics model is not configured.
The picture follows the mode, not the paragraph. Nothing in the text field uploads a face. AI Rapper needs a separate character description and blocks real faces. Selfie and Duo need photo uploads and a confirmation that you have permission. The text and the photos are different inputs on purpose.
Credits apply to the video, not to the typing. Drafting lyrics is free. Starting a render spends credits: 10 for the 4-second 480p preview, then 30, 100, or 130 for a 12-second clip depending on quality. While generation is opening, submitting the form saves your email and the text you typed. It does not render a video and it does not label a placeholder as your result.
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Paste one verse
Short lines. Cut anything that will not fit in twelve seconds.
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Set the picture separately
Character notes, or photos with permission. The text box is not an upload.
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Render or join the list
A job spends credits. Early access stores the email and the prompt instead.
Questions
Will text to rap video accept a whole song?
You can paste it, but the render is four or twelve seconds. Cut to the lines you want heard.
Does the text field include my photo?
No. Photos are a separate upload in Selfie or Duo, and only when you have permission.