Two people. One shared story.
Turn two portraits into an AI rap duo video for the friend who knows every inside joke. Pick a stage, give your pair something to rap about, and make a short music video without filming yourselves together.
Make our duo videoOne consenting adult per photo. JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB each.
For two adults standing side by side. Adjust the split until each preview contains one clear face. This step stays on your device; you can also upload separate portraits.
8-second portrait MP4 · original rap & beat · private video history
This AI-generated rooftop example uses two fictional adults. Watch with sound to hear the performance, then bring your own permitted portraits and story. Each result is a separate take; faces, gestures and vocals can vary.
The two reference portraits
An AI rap duo video turns photos of two people into a shared rap performance with generated music, vocals and movement. You bring the faces and the idea; the finished clip puts your pair in a scene together. It is a way to turn a birthday message, a shared win or a familiar joke into something your group chat can actually watch. You do not need recording equipment, choreography or photos taken in the same room.
Choose one photo of each adult, with a visible face and an unobstructed mouth. Similar lighting and framing make the pair easier to review. Only have one photo together? Use the shared-photo preparation tool in the creator, adjust the split, and check that each preview contains one person before confirming. If the faces overlap, separate photos are the better starting point.
Keep Duo selected, then choose the booth, rooftop or street cypher. Add a short topic that both people will recognize: a name, an occasion and one specific detail are enough to get started. “Maya and Alex celebrating their first half marathon, joking about the early alarms” gives the performance more personality than a long list of camera and costume instructions.
Review both portraits, the selected stage and the credit quote, then confirm that you have permission to use the photos. Sign in when prompted to create the video. Once it is ready, play the full clip with sound, check both people, and download the result from your private video history. Share the downloaded file when you and your friend are happy with it.
Make the message about the person, not just the date. Try a friend’s name, the age they are celebrating and a harmless shared memory. Keep the tone affectionate so the clip feels like a gift when it lands in their messages.
Put a long-distance friendship, a weekend trip or a weekly game night on the mic. Photos from different places work as references, so you can start without getting everyone together for a shoot. Choose one shared moment rather than trying to tell your whole history.
Celebrate finishing a project, a personal milestone or your team’s friendly competition. A clear, upbeat topic gives the pair something to share. Review the generated lyrics before posting publicly, especially when names, workplaces or personal stories are involved.
Bring two permitted portrait photos, one per adult, and a short topic if you want a personal message. Choose Duo in the creator and pick a stage. You can preview the public example before signing in to create your own video.
Yes. Open the shared-photo preparation tool and split a side-by-side photo into two portraits. Review each preview before confirming. Overlapping faces or a crowded group photo are harder to separate, so use individual portraits when the split cannot keep both faces clear.
No recording is needed. The video includes generated audio based on the topic and selected language. Start with a simple shared idea, then listen to the finished take before sharing. Exact lyrics and an equal division of lines are not editing controls.
Choose the booth for a close studio feel, the rooftop for an outdoor performance, or the street cypher for a casual group-chat clip. The creator shows a preview for each setting. Start with the scene that suits your message rather than adding several settings to one topic.
The examples and photo-preparation tool are free to explore. Creating a video uses credits; the creator shows the current cost before submission. Check the credit packs on the pricing page and your balance before starting another take.
Sign in to the account you used to create it and open My Videos to watch or download the result. Your history is private. Send the downloaded video to your friend or post it to your chosen platform after reviewing the performance and confirming both people are comfortable sharing it.
Your next group-chat message could be a rap duo.
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