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Write the song, pick the beat, skip the shoot. Upload two photos and get a 12-second music video of you both performing it in a neon-lit recording studio.
Two friends in a neon studio booth perform a song they wrote 'in like three minutes flat', chorus on repeat.
One photo of each performer, or one of you both. These become the two artists in the music video.
Default: a dark studio booth with magenta and blue neon, party pop rap. Change either before you render.
Tell the AI what the song is about. It writes four lines and marks who performs each; rewrite any for free.
The music video comes back as a 12-second vertical clip with the vocal, the beat and both faces in sync.
Six four-line songs, from summer anthems to slow jams. Tap any verse to load it into the creator, then change the hook to your own.
Most tools of this kind expect a finished track. This one works the other way round: you start with two faces and a few lines, and it makes the song and the performance together, with the two of you as the artists. The vocal, the beat and the lip sync come out of one render, so the words are meant to match the mouths.
The example above is two friends in a recording studio with neon on the walls, performing a song they 'wrote in like three minutes flat'. It is twelve seconds long, which makes it a hook rather than a full track: the part people replay.
The beat decides the feel. Party pop rap is bright and catchy, R&B trap is smooth, the acoustic ballad is sung, and there are drill, West Coast, 90s boom bap and more. The stage decides the look: a studio booth, a rooftop at night, a club stage, a street corner. Every combination works, so pick what suits the song.
If the words come first, the AI rap generator page focuses on writing the lyrics from one idea, and the rap maker builds a whole track from a single topic. For a performance-first video with a crowd, try AI rapper.
You hear nothing until you are happy with the words: the four lines and who performs each are shown first, and rewriting is free. No subscription is required; one render is one video. A render that does not finish costs nothing, and if a finished one puts a line on the wrong face, tell us and we will review it. Pack credits stay valid indefinitely.
Two photos and four lines. You only pay once the lyrics are right.
