AI rap video

AI Rap Battle Video

Two photos. One overhead light. Nobody backs down.

Open the studio

The face-off is the scene the whole duo format started from: chest-to-chest under a single light, trading bars, neither rapper blinking. It takes one photo per person and stages a battle that reads straight out of a battle-rap league. Best-friend feuds, sibling rivalries, office beef — settle them in the comments.

How it works

Three steps to your rap video.

01

Open the studio

Every scene runs in the same generator. Pick this scene from the stage list — it preselects from the link you clicked.

02

Upload your photo

One clear front-facing photo casts you as the performer; a second photo joins as the second character.

03

Generate and post

Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p and generate. Your 10-second video lands in a few minutes — add your sound when you post.

Ideas

What to make with it.

  • 01The group-chat feud, settled on stage: one photo each, one face-off.
  • 02Battle your own alt account. The comments will do the rest.
  • 03Tournament bracket: four friends, four clips, vote in the comments.
Photo guide

Better photos. Better rap videos.

  • 01One subject per photo, front-facing, eyes and jawline visible.
  • 02Original files beat screenshots — the AI uses hair and outfit as references too.
  • 03Waist-up or full-body works; the scene lighting does the color grading.
FAQ

Scene questions

How many photos does the battle need?+

Two — one per rapper, front-facing, taken on any day. They do not need to be together in one photo; a friend on another continent works as well as the one beside you.

Are all six scenes available right now?+

Yes. Every scene on this page is live in the studio — pick one, upload your photo, and generate.

Does my video have sound?+

Every render ships with AI-generated rap audio (beat + vocals) matched to the performance — no copyrighted music anywhere, so it posts safely. Add captions in-app to boost watch time.

Can I switch scenes after generating?+

Each generation is bound to one scene. To try another stage, run the generator again with a different scene selected — credits are only spent on finished videos.

Which format should I pick?+

Vertical 9:16 is the default and fits TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Pick 16:9 for YouTube. Every scene ships in both.