Write the verse
Usually: find rhymes, count bars, rewrite the hook. Here: you give the topic and the AI writes an original verse around it.
No mic, no studio, no lyrics to write.
This rap maker turns a topic into a finished rap song: the verse, the beat and the vocals, performed by the two people in your photos. One MP4, ready to share.


Every video gets a new beat and original rap vocals. No existing songs, voices or footage are used.
JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. One clear face per photo works best.
Standard uses Seedance 2 Mini · 720p, 50 credits per second.
500 credits for this run
2 videos (10s, 720p) for $9.90, credits never expire.
Type a topic: a birthday, a thank-you, a pet, an inside joke. One idea with one or two details is enough for a verse.
Add one photo for each rapper: you, a friend, a partner or a pet. Then pick one of 6 stages and 9:16 or 16:9.
Sign in and start. The verse, beat, vocals and lip sync are made together in 3 to 10 minutes. Listen to the whole song before you post it.
Making a rap song the usual way means three jobs and a few apps. A rap song maker that only writes lyrics or only makes audio still leaves you some of them. Here all three happen in one render.
Usually: find rhymes, count bars, rewrite the hook. Here: you give the topic and the AI writes an original verse around it.
Usually: buy a beat or build one in a music app. Here: every render comes with a newly generated hip-hop beat.
Usually: a mic, a quiet room, a camera and an edit to sync it all. Here: the vocals and lip sync are made with the picture, so your duo performs the song on stage.
The topic is the only thing the rap maker hears from you. A broad one gets a generic verse; a detail gives it something to rhyme about. Tap a rewrite to use it, or edit it first. Up to 167 characters fit.
Too broad: "A song about my friend"
Too broad: "Thanks to my team"
Too broad: "A rap about my dog"
Need more? Browse rap topics by occasion.
Most rap song makers stop at audio. This one hands you a song with performers: two rappers on one stage, sharing a mic and trading lines while their mouths move with the words.
Each render is new. The same topic can come out with different words, flow and moves the second time, so if the first take isn't the one, try again or sharpen the topic.
Only use photos you have the right to use, and ask the people in them before you share the song.
Write an original English verse from your topic, make a new beat, perform it with rap vocals and lip sync, and save the MP4 to My videos.
Take your own lyrics, beat or voice, give you a lyrics sheet or an audio-only file, or make songs longer than 15 seconds.
The topic, the two rappers, the stage, the format, the length and the quality tier. The credit cost shows before you start.
No. The rap maker writes the verse, makes the beat and performs the vocals for you. All you need is a topic and two photos, on a phone or a computer.
Not yet. You give the topic and the AI writes the words. Put the details you want to hear into the topic, like names, places or an inside joke, and the verse is built around them.
Each video runs 5, 10, 15 seconds, which is a verse or a hook, not a three-minute track. That's the right length for a TikTok, a Reel, a Short or a group chat.
There's no separate audio file. The song comes inside the MP4, together with the two rappers performing it.
A new hip-hop beat for every render. You don't pick the tempo or the style; the stage and your topic set the mood, and every render sounds a bit different.
Yes. Put the person's name and one thing they're known for in the topic, cast them and a friend or their pet as the rappers, and pick the House Party stage for string lights and confetti. Send the MP4 straight to them or to the group chat.
Yes. The rap maker works in a mobile browser: upload photos from your camera roll, start the render, and download the MP4 to your phone when it's ready.
Yes. The beat, the voice and the words are newly generated each time. We never copy an existing song, artist voice or music video.
Setting up your photos and topic is free; rendering uses credits, and you see the cost before you start. The entry pack is $9.90 for 1,000 credits, enough for 2 songs at 10 seconds and 720p. Credits never expire, and a failed render gives them back.
English. Your topic can include any name or place, and the verse is rapped in English.
Type a topic, add two photos and let your duo perform it.
Make a rap song