Your faces, not stock rappers
Both sides are the people in your photos, so the roast lands on the right person and the group chat knows who won.
Two photos. One mic. Bars back and forth.
Upload a photo of each of you, name the beef, and the AI writes a friendly roast battle and performs it with your faces in the orange booth.
Clear, front-facing adult faces. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
This video: 10 credits · 10 videos a month for $29.90, or 40 a year for $100
Just want one video?
Short answer: My AI Rap Video turns two photos into an AI rap battle: each person gets their own roast lines, written from the topic you type (who is always late, who can't cook, who lost the group chat argument), performed by two AI voices over a trap beat at one hanging microphone. You get a 12-second, 9:16, 720p MP4 with sound and no watermark in about three minutes. One battle costs $9.99; there is no free generation, and failed renders are refunded.
Most AI rap battle tools give you lyrics, or two famous characters you did not choose. This one puts you and your friend at the mic: your faces, your argument, your bars, in one short clip you can drop straight into the group chat.
An AI rap battle generator writes and performs a back-and-forth roast between two rappers. Here, the rappers are the people in your two photos. You type what the battle is about, and the AI writes short, rhyming lines for each side: the left rapper opens with a jab, the right rapper fires back, and the verse ends on a punchline. Two generated voices perform it over a beat, and the video shows both of you trading lines at one hanging microphone in the orange booth, the look of the viral AI rap video trend.
The tone is a friendly roast, not a real diss. The lyrics are written to tease, not to hurt: no slurs, no profanity, no sexual content and nothing about real public figures. Pick a topic you both laugh about, like who is always late, who never pays back the five dollars, or whose cooking set off the smoke alarm, and the AI turns it into bars with a comeback for each side.
Everything is generated new for every battle: the lyrics, both voices and the beat. Nothing is copied from an existing song or a famous battle, so the clip is yours to post. Each battle is paid, because rendering AI video costs real money, and a render that fails gives its credits back.
No. Only photos of adults who agreed to it, or your pets. Real public figures and copyrighted characters are out, which also keeps your post clear of takedowns.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo of each person: the first photo is the left rapper, the second is the right rapper, so put whoever should throw the first jab on the left. You can also use one photo with both faces in it. Everyone has to be an adult who agreed, and pets work too if you switch the cast to Pets.
Type what the battle is about in a few words. Specific beats generic: who always picks the worst restaurant, who still owes rent, who cried at the dog movie. The AI writes two short lines for each rapper in a 12-second battle, each line under ten words so the lip-sync stays tight, with a rhyme and a punchline at the end.
Press Make. One battle costs 10 credits, which is $9.99 on its own or less in a pack. About three minutes later the clip is in My videos as a 9:16 MP4 with sound and no watermark: post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts, or send the share link to the other side of the battle.
First takes from the same pipeline you use, described in words: what went in and what came out.
In: two AI-generated portraits of fictional adults (no real people); topic: best friends roasting each other for always being late; orange booth.
Out: The left rapper opens about waiting two hours, the right fires back about missing the cake: original verse by the lyrics model, two voices and a beat. 12 s, 9:16, 720p, Seedance 2.0 Mini, first take.
Watch the MP4In: two AI-generated portraits of fictional adults; topic: two friends roasting who is the worst driver; street cypher at dusk.
Out: The two friends trade lines on the topic at one mic, lip-synced, with two distinct voices and a trap beat. 12 s, 9:16, 720p, Seedance 2.0, first take.
Watch the MP4In: two AI-generated portraits of fictional adult sisters; topic: battling over the car playlist; studio booth.
Out: Both sisters trade lines on the topic at one studio mic, with an original beat. 12 s, 9:16, 720p, Seedance 2.0 Mini, first take.
Watch the MP4Both sides are the people in your photos, so the roast lands on the right person and the group chat knows who won.
The verse is split left and right: an opener, a comeback and a punchline, each lip-synced to its own face and voice.
No separate lyrics tool, voice tool and editor. Type the topic, press Make, and the finished battle comes back with sound.
A battle is $9.99, or 10 credits from a pack or plan. Packs bring the price per video down, and a failed render refunds its credits.
The argument you have had since college finally gets a beat. Put the person who started it on the left and let the comeback win.
Who used the last of the milk, who controls the car playlist, who never does the dishes: household beefs make the best battles, and both sides get a fair shot.
A friendly battle between two teammates opens an offsite, roasts the sprint planning or sends off a colleague. Keep it kind and it beats another slide.
Switch the cast to Pets and the cat and the dog battle over the window seat, the last treat or the best nap spot, in their own voices.
The classic. Both sides blame traffic, alarms and the other person, which gives the AI plenty to rhyme.
Smoke alarms, burnt toast and a microwave war: food roasts are easy to picture and easy to laugh at.
Reply speed, voice notes and left-on-read: a modern beef with a guaranteed punchline.
One side brags about leg day, the other about naps. Clear contrast makes the comeback hit harder.
The generator refuses topics that target real people's appearance, identity or private life, and it rewrites crude requests into good-natured teasing. That keeps the battle fun for both people in it, and keeps the clip postable on TikTok and Reels.
Some tools give limited free tries or lyrics only. Here every battle is a full video render, so it is paid: $9.99 for one, or 10 credits from a pack or plan. A render that fails gives its credits back.
The lyrics come with the video: they are written for your topic, split between the two rappers and shown with the finished clip in My videos. There is no separate lyrics-only product.
The person in the first photo is the left rapper and opens the battle; the second photo answers. Swap the photos to swap who throws the first jab.
12 seconds by default, which gives each rapper two lines: a jab and a comeback. Longer lengths add more lines per side and cost more credits; the price shows before you press Make.
No. Only photos of adults who agreed to it, or your pets. Real public figures and copyrighted characters are not allowed, and the lyrics never name real people.
The lyrics are written as a playful roast: teasing about habits and running jokes, no slurs, profanity, hate or sexual content. Crude topics are rewritten into good-natured jokes.
No. The beat, the voices and the lyrics are generated new for every battle, so nothing is copied from an existing song or battle.
Yes. Switch the cast to Pets and upload one clear photo of each animal; they battle in their own voices about treats, naps and the window seat.
Two photos and one argument. Put the person who started it on the left, name the beef, and the battle lands in about three minutes. $9.99 a video, HD, no watermark.
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