Start from a still
Photo to Rap Video
A photo-to-rap video starts with a still image and ends as a short clip of that person performing. Upload one portrait for a solo, or two portraits — or one shared photo — for a duet.
The photo is a guide, not a puppet
The model uses the portrait for identity and clothing. It invents the performance, so hands, props and mouth shapes can look off. Check the finished clip before you share it.
Do not upload a public figure, a minor, or a photo of someone who has not agreed. The consent checkbox is required for that reason.
From still to clip
Use a photo the model can read
A sharp upper-body portrait works better than a distant group shot. Keep the face unobstructed. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 8 MB. The person should be an adult who agreed to be in the video.
Match the photo count to the cast
One person needs one photo. Two people need two photos, unless you switch to a single photo of both. The button below starts Original Rap at One person so a single portrait is enough.
Choose scene, length and sound
Recording studio, Street cypher or Party entrance. Length 5–15 seconds. 480p or 720p. Vertical 9:16 is the default on these scenes. Generate an original rap, or upload MP3 or WAV up to 15 MB as inspiration. Inspiration audio guides a new performance; it is not kept as the soundtrack.
Submit and collect the file
Sign in if you are asked. The credit cost sits on the form before you confirm. Progress and the download are in My videos. Uploads are not published on the public example gallery.
Questions
Does the person need to be rapping in the photo?
No. An ordinary portrait is the input. The performance is generated.
Can I use a photo of two people for a solo?
Use One person only when the lead is the clear subject. For a real duet, choose Two people and a shared photo where both faces are easy to see.