Before you create: review the inputs, quote and complete result.
The short answer
Credit packs and plans keep their listed allowances. Review the current pricing and your selected video quote before purchase; a confirmed failed task returns its reserved credits.
Page notes and guidance
- — Business-topic guidance clarified: use an accurate name, product and short message, then review generated words and audio before publication.
An AI promo video for your small business, starring you
The people behind a business can make a more personal introduction than a product slogan. Add authorized portraits of the two presenters and describe one product, launch or event. The model requests a rap-style performance around that message; it is not a product demonstration or a replacement for accurate ad copy.
For a café, introduce a new menu item; for a workshop, name the next event. Keep dates, prices and contact information in captions or an editor where you can check them precisely. Generated lyrics can omit or mispronounce a name, so hear every word before posting.
How to make an AI rap commercial for your business
- Add the photos. One photo of each owner, one photo of the two of you together, or you and an employee. Clear, front-facing photos work best.
- Tap the “My business” topic. It starts the line for you: “Promo for our business: ”.
- Type one line. Your name, what you sell, your city or your offer: “Rosa’s Tacos, Austin food truck, birria Tuesdays”.
- Pick the shape. Vertical 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, square for the Facebook or Instagram feed.
- Make it. Tap Make our rap video. after the task finishes the AI promo video is ready to download as an MP4.
What you get
- An original rap about your business, requested from your idea with new accompaniment and generated vocals; no artist recording is supplied.
- The two of you performing it, taken from your photos, with generated vocals and mouth movement to review.
- An MP4 ready to post, in vertical 9:16, square or widescreen.
- Review the intended commercial use. Usage depends on your input rights, applicable provider terms and the Terms.
Tips for a promo that sells
- Keep the line short and concrete. Name, what you sell, one hook. “Fade Factory barbers, walk-ins welcome, Friday till midnight” beats a paragraph about your story.
- One offer per video. Make another version for the next offer instead of squeezing both into 12 seconds.
- Add the logo, text and link afterwards. The video has no on-screen text, so put your logo, price and link in your phone’s editor, the caption or the ad.
- Test more than one version.Credit packs and plans keep their listed allowances. Review the current pricing and your selected video quote before purchase; a confirmed failed task returns its reserved credits.
- Check the lyrics before you post. The rap is AI-written; make sure your name and offer come out right.
What it can’t do
- It can’t use a famous song or a brand jingle you don’t own. Every rap and beat is original.
- It doesn’t write on screen. Text, prices and links go in your editor or the post.
- It’s a performance video, not product footage. The two of you rap on a stage; show the shop, the food or the listing in a separate clip.
More ways to make a rap video
Want a rap for a person instead of a brand? Make a birthday rap song, or start from any topic in the AI rap generator. For more about how the song and video are made together, see the AI music video generator.