Rap Maker
Turn two portraits or a group photo into a rap performance with a point of view. Bring a verse or hook you recorded, choose the cast, and direct the scene before you review the take.
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FIND THE FLOW
A Rap Maker starts with a moment worth hearing
Rap Maker turns familiar faces and a selected passage into a short visual performance. Start with two performers, choose the sound that sets the pace, and give the scene a point of view before you generate.
Use the examples below to plan your own take: a pair can share a cypher, a supplied recording can carry the hook, and several small scenes can grow into a complete music edit. The references show the workflow; they do not promise automatically written lyrics or an exact performance.
A duet with a shared point of view
Let the recording set the pocket
Listen to the reference recording
FROM BAR TO TAKE
Make a rap video in three focused passes
Two performers
A verse or hook
Choose the cast and passage
Upload two portraits or select two people from a group photo. Add the recorded section that should guide the performance, then set the lead and support positions.
Rap direction
MovementBackdrop
Review the first take
Direct the feeling around the bars
Describe the attitude, lighting, props, and setting. Choose the motion reference and background separately so the scene supports the sound instead of competing with it.
MP4
Keep the cut that lands
Review the preview, adjust the setup when needed, then trim, mute, or combine the finished scene with your own footage before exporting the MP4.
Rap Maker works in a current phone or desktop browser. Prepare the scene on one device and return to the saved project while the render is processing.
DIRECT THE RECORD
Keep the sound in charge of the picture
Shape the performance before it renders
- Start with the people in the bar
- Choose two separate portraits or select two faces from one group photo. Assign the lead and support roles, place each person on the side you want, and save the cast before you shape the scene.
- Choose the sound that sets the pace
- Use the built-in studio direction for a quick starting point, or upload a rap demo, hook, spoken intro, or song section you created. Select the passage that should carry the performance.
- Write the visual brief
- Describe the attitude, movement, backdrop, props, and lighting around the verse. Keep the audio, motion reference, and background choices independent so you can adjust one part without rebuilding the whole setup.
- Keep the take worth returning to
- Review a preview before committing to the final result. Save the arrangement that works, try a different reference or role, and return to the stronger version when the next take is ready.
Build the release around the strongest scene
- Turn one verse into a sequence
- Create an opening, a hook, and a response as separate short scenes. Reuse the same performers while changing the direction for each part of the story.
- Bring generated clips beside real footage
- Place your rap performances next to rehearsal shots, street footage, or a phone recording on one timeline. Reorder moments, trim pauses, and mute any section before export.
- See the cost before the render
- The studio updates the credit estimate as you change duration, quality, and batch size. Check the total before submitting the next scene.
- Follow every version
- Track the render from submission to result, reopen saved settings, and keep the takes that fit your release plan in the project history.
PICK YOUR NEXT TAKE
Four ways to put Rap Maker to work
01
Give a chorus a visual identity
Record the part listeners should remember, pair it with two performer portraits, and build a short visual hook for a track announcement or social cut.
02
Make a two-person cypher
Set one performer as the lead and the other as support, then use the scene direction to turn a shared photo into a focused back-and-forth moment.
03
Build a personal rap message
Use a spoken dedication or birthday verse as the audio reference, then place the people who give the message its meaning in the frame.
04
Add a scene to your music video
Generate one performance, combine it with footage you already shot, and shape a complete edit around the track instead of starting over from scratch.
YOUR RECORDING, YOUR POCKET
Pick the part that should lead the picture
Choose a hook when you want an immediate introduction, a verse when the writing needs room, or a spoken intro when the message matters more than the rhyme. Listen to the selected section before you send it to the studio.
If your idea is still on the page, record it first. Adding music to a finished video is a separate editing step: it supplies a soundtrack for the footage already made and does not regenerate mouth movements for a different verse.
A short, clearly recorded passage gives the scene a stronger point of entry than a track with no selected beginning or end.
Rap Maker plans
Choose a credit plan for the next scene. The studio shows the estimated cost for your selected duration and quality before you submit.
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What a video costs
Credits per 12-second video. Length scales the price, rounded up to a whole credit. All formats cost the same.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 credits | 10 credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 credits | 17 credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 credits | 20 credits | 50 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 credits | 37 credits | 93 credits |
BEFORE YOU PRESS RECORD
Rap Maker questions
What can I make with Rap Maker?
Rap Maker turns two performer portraits, a group photo, and a selected audio or video direction into a short rap performance. Use it for a verse teaser, a duet, a birthday message, or a scene inside a larger music edit.
Do I need two photos to make a rap video?
The current studio setup is built for two performers. Upload a portrait for each person or choose both faces from one group photo, then place them left and right and assign the lead and support roles.
Can Rap Maker use my own rap recording?
Yes. Upload a rap, hook, spoken intro, or song section that you created or have permission to use. Select the passage you want to guide the take; the recording supplies the delivery while your direction shapes the scene.
Does Rap Maker write lyrics from a text prompt?
No. Rap Maker creates the visual performance from your selected reference and uploaded material. If you have written bars, record them first or bring a finished song section into the custom-audio workflow.
Can I change the rap setup after reviewing a preview?
You can revise the performers, roles, reference section, movement, background, and notes before requesting another take. Finished clips can be trimmed, muted, or combined with other footage in the editor.
Will Rap Maker create a whole song in one video?
The studio creates clips within the duration supported by your selected settings. For a longer track, plan an intro, verse, and hook as separate scenes, then assemble them with your music and camera footage in the editor.
Can I use Rap Maker on a phone?
Yes. Use a current mobile or desktop browser to upload your photos and recording, prepare the scene, and review the result. Rendering runs in the cloud and your saved setup remains available while the task is processing.
How are Rap Maker credits shown?
The studio updates the credit estimate for the selected duration, quality, and batch size. Review the quote before submitting a generation, then manage completed videos from your project history.
MAKE THE NEXT TAKE COUNT
Give your bars a scene with a point of view
Bring the performers, choose the passage, and shape the visual take before you decide how it fits into the final edit.