Before you create: review the inputs, quote and complete result.
Page notes and guidance
- — Input guidance clarified for photos, stage and a concise topic.
- — Reference performances are illustrative; the generated words and delivery may vary.
- — Review the displayed credit quote and completed video rather than relying on a fixed processing-time promise.
A rap maker that makes the whole rap
A useful rap brief can fit in a sentence: who is performing, what happened and the mood you want. Add the photos and choose the stage so the request has a clear visual setting. The model creates sound and picture together; it does not give you an editable score or an exact lyric draft.
How to make a rap song with the rap maker
- Write the topic. What the rap is about, in up to 120 characters. One specific detail makes it land.
- Add the two rappers. A photo of you and one of a friend, or one photo of both.
- Pick the stage. An orange booth, a studio, or a street cypher.
- Make it. when processing completes the song and video are ready to download.
Topics that work well in the rap maker
- Hype: "two roommates who finally cleaned the kitchen after three weeks"
- Birthday: "Maya turns 25 and still can't parallel park"
- Roast: "Sam thinks cereal counts as cooking"
- Hometown: "the best tacos in Houston and the two of us who found them"
- Team: "our office softball team that has never won a game"
What makes this rap maker different
- A finished song, not a draft. Lyrics, beat and vocals in one go.
- A video with your faces. The rappers are the two people in your photos.
- A new performance request. The request does not supply a real song or a cloned artist voice; review the generated result.
- Your choice of quality. Pick the model, resolution and length before each render.
Start with the smallest true detail that makes the two people a pair. A friendly rivalry or shared achievement is easier to express in a short clip than several unrelated stories.