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Four years, too much coffee, one diploma. Write four lines about getting through it, read every word first, and get a 12-second rap of the two of you on campus.
Two graduates in their gowns rap on campus: four long years, one diploma, the whole crowd shouting.
You and a classmate, or you and the graduate you are celebrating. One photo each, or one together in your gowns.
This page opens on the campus stage with a party pop rap beat. A dorm room works if you want the late-night study look.
Tell the AI the school, the subject and the hardest week. It writes four lines and marks who raps each; edit any of them for free.
The graduation rap comes back as a 12-second vertical video, ready for the class group chat and your feed.
Six verses for high school, college and beyond. Pick one to load into the creator, then change the school, the year and the names.
Every graduate posts the same photo: gown, cap, diploma, a grin. A graduation rap turns that photo into twelve seconds of the two of you on campus, rapping about the all-nighters and the exam you thought you had failed. The example above packs four years into four lines, from 'we finally made it out' to 'class of the year'.
It works for more than the graduates. Parents can make one for their kid, two friends can make one for a third, and a teacher can make one for the class. Keep each line to about nine words so it lands on the beat, and put the school name or the subject in the first line so it is clearly yours.
The details everyone in your year will recognize: the library that never closed, the dining hall pizza, the professor with the impossible exams, the group project that one person carried. Avoid inside jokes that need explaining, and avoid naming anyone who would not want to be named.
Celebrating a different milestone? A birthday rap song puts a name and an age in every bar, and the wedding toast rap page is for later in life. If you just want the two of you on a stage with a brag, start from the AI rapper page.
Drafting the verse costs nothing, so you can keep rewriting until it sounds like your class. You pay only for the render; if it does not finish, the credits come back, and if a line lands on the wrong graduate, tell us and we will review it. Credits from one-time packs never expire, so you can make another when the master's degree arrives.
Two photos and four lines. You only pay once the lyrics are right.
