AI RAP GENERATOR + LIP-SYNC VIDEO
Write a rap song, then turn it into a music video
Start with a theme or a single line. RapMV writes the bars, produces the track and raps it — then you take fifteen seconds of that song, add one photo and get a lip-sync rap video.
A finished rap song with title, tags and lyrics you can download
A lyric draft you can edit before you spend song credits
A lip-sync video built from one photo and a 5, 10 or 15 second slice
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps from a line of text to a rap video
Song and video are two separate generations, so you can iterate on the song before you spend video credits.
- 01
Write the song
Describe the theme, pick a style and generate. You get finished tracks with lyrics and tags, ready to play and download.
- 02
Choose your fifteen seconds
Open the song, drag the start point and audition the slice. The clip length you pick here is the length of the video.
- 03
Add one photo
One clear portrait of the performer, front facing and well lit. The framing of the video follows the photo.
- 04
Get the lip-sync video
The mouth follows the vocal, the face stays the person in the photo, and the result downloads as an MP4.
STYLES
Ten rap styles, from boom bap to drill
A style preset changes the beat, the tempo and the delivery. It is a genre, not a person — no artist presets, no voice cloning.
USE CASES
What people actually make with it
Short, personal, made to send to someone. Every one of these starts from the same two inputs: a theme and a photo.
Birthday bars
Turn a friend’s inside jokes into a verse they will replay all year.
Friendly roast
A diss track aimed at a group chat, not a person’s character.
TikTok and Reels
A fifteen second hook that lands before the scroll does.
Personal intro
A one-photo intro for a channel, a stream or a portfolio.
Graduation and send-offs
A send-off track for a class, a team or a last day at work.
CREDITS
What each generation costs
Credits are a balance you spend on generations. A plan adds credits each billing cycle and a one-time pack adds them once. The price is shown on the generate button.
Compare credit packsCredit cost per generation
| Generation | Length | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Rap song (two tracks + lyrics) | One song | 12 |
| Lyric draft | One draft | 4 |
| Rap MV, standard | 5 seconds | 40 |
| Rap MV, standard | 10 seconds | 80 |
| Rap MV, standard | 15 seconds | 120 |
| Rap MV, pro | 15 seconds | 240 |
A first project usually means one song plus one fifteen second standard video. The smallest credit pack covers that with room to redo a take.
Questions before you spend a credit
Is there a free trial?
No. RapMV does not give away free credits: there is no sign-up bonus, no daily check-in and no referral reward. You can browse the studios and the pricing first, and you only pay when you buy a pack.
How many credits do one song and one video cost?
A rap song costs 12 credits, a lyric draft costs 4, and a standard fifteen second rap MV costs 120. A five or ten second video costs less because the price scales with the clip length.
How long can the video be?
Five, ten or fifteen seconds. You choose the slice of the song, and the video is exactly as long as that slice.
Can I use a song I made somewhere else?
Yes, if you hold the rights to it. Upload any audio you are allowed to use, up to 50MB. Uploading someone else’s recording without permission is not allowed.
Can I put a celebrity or a politician in the video?
No. Uploads are limited to yourself or an adult who has given you consent. Public figures, politicians and minors are not allowed.
Can it sound like a specific rapper?
No. There are no artist presets and no voice cloning. The style presets describe a genre — trap, drill, boom bap — and nothing else.
Can I use the song and the video commercially?
That depends on the terms of service and on the rights you hold to the photo, the lyrics and the voice in the recording. Read the terms before you publish commercially.
What do I get at the end?
The song downloads as audio with its lyrics, and the video downloads as an MP4. The framing follows the photo you upload.
What kind of photo works best?
One person, facing the camera, evenly lit, plain background, no other faces and no text in frame. A half-body or head-and-shoulders portrait gives the cleanest mouth movement.
Start with one line about your week
The song comes first, the video comes second. Both stay in your library, so a take you do not like costs you one generation, not the whole project.