Photo to rap video, step by step
- 01
Prepare two source photos
Use a JPG, PNG or WebP under 20 MB for each role. Avoid tiny screenshots: an upscaled blurry face gives the model little detail to work with.
- 02
Choose your delivery format
Keep 9:16 for a vertical post, choose 16:9 for landscape or use 21:9 for a wide composition. The frame choice does not change the credit quote.
- 03
Check duration and resolution
768P and 2K are available, with output lengths of 10 or 15 seconds. Changing either setting updates the quote before generation.
- 04
Review and download
The completed video is shown on the page and in My videos. Listen and watch before downloading. Add subtitles or trim the final clip in your preferred editor.
Pick settings for the final destination
| Goal | Starting point | Check after generation |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical social post | 9:16, 768P, 10 seconds | Both faces fit, including when the camera moves. |
| Landscape video insert | 16:9 at the length your edit needs | The wider composition keeps both performers visible. |
| Short preview | 10 seconds at 768P | The selected moment makes sense as a short clip. |
| Higher-resolution edit | 2K with your chosen duration | Source photos support the extra detail; 2K cannot restore missing facial detail. |
Understand the quote before rendering
The default 768P/10-second output costs 320 site credits. A 2K/10-second output costs 520 credits. Each output uses a matching reference clip, and the calculator includes both input and output duration.
Generation needs sufficient eligible video credits. New accounts receive no gifted credits, and credits can be purchased on the pricing page. Signing in alone does not unlock a render.
A rap video is different from a rap song
This page creates a visual remix around one prepared performance. It does not accept a full track, generate lyrics or produce a complete music video with multiple scenes. For a longer edit, use the downloaded clip as one part of your own timeline.
Audio generation is enabled, but exact source audio and lip synchronization are not guaranteed. Review the sound separately from the visuals.