The Friendly Roast
A roast track that punches without drawing blood. Enter a friend's name and two real details; the template keeps the tone playful and lands every punchline on the beat.
AI Rap Generator
Start from a one-line idea or a photo and get a finished rap track — the bars, the beat and the vocals generated in one pass, ready to post in minutes.
Step 1 · Upload two characters
Left performer
Clear front-facing photo · JPG/PNG · up to 20MB
Right performer
Clear front-facing photo · JPG/PNG · up to 20MB
Add 2 character photos in Step 1
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Pick a Concept, Generate in One Click
Skip the blank page. Each template presets the flow, the beat and the structure — you just fill in the target.
The Confidence Boost
A hype track about you, for you. One photo becomes the artist, the verses stack compliments over a trap beat, and the hook repeats your name like a chant.
The Story Track
Turn an inside joke or a shared memory into a three-verse story. The template structures it setup, escalation, payoff — the way the best story raps are built.
Start From a Topic or From Your Photo
Two ways in, one result out — a finished rap track you can listen to and watch.
From a one-line idea
"A diss track about my roommate who never does the dishes" is a complete brief. The generator expands it into verses, a hook and a beat before you finish your coffee.
From a photo of you
Upload one clear photo and the track gets a face: the generator syncs its vocals to your picture, so the bars come out of your mouth in a lip-synced performance video.
Pick your flow: trap, drill, boom bap
Tempo and flow controls let you set the pocket before generating. Double-time the hook, half-time the outro, switch from a laid-back boom bap bounce to a drill slide in one menu.
How to Generate a Rap Track in 4 Steps
From one line of text to a performed, postable track — the whole flow takes minutes.
Follow the Guide
Step 1 — Enter your topic
One line is enough: who or what the track is about, the tone you want, and any real details the punchlines should use. The more specific the details, the harder the bars land.
Tip: names and real habits beat adjectives — 'Dave leaves dishes for a week' writes better bars than 'a funny diss track'.
Step 2 — Pick flow and format
Choose trap, drill or boom bap, set the tempo and flow, then decide on the output: bars only, performed audio, or a full lip-synced video with a photo. 9:16 for TikTok, 16:9 for YouTube.
Tip: boom bap forgives wordy bars; drill wants short, punchy lines — pick the pocket that fits your topic.
Step 3 — Edit, then generate
Read the written bars first and rewrite any line that doesn't sound like you. When the words are right, generate the performed track — beat, vocals and mix happen in one pass.
Tip: swap one setup or punchline per verse, not the whole thing — the structure the generator builds usually works.
Step 4 — Download and post
Preview the final track, check the hook and the cadence, then download clean audio or video and post it. Group chats, stories, feeds — the track is ready wherever the audience is.
Tip: post the video version — performed bars with a face on them outperform audio-only every time.
What You Get Back
Every generation returns a complete package — not a draft.
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A written set of bars
Full verses and a hook, structured setup-to-punchline, that you can edit line by line before rendering anything.
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A mixed, performed track
The rapped vocal over the generated beat — mixed, timed and exported as audio you can download and use anywhere.
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A video, if you want one
Add a photo and the same track becomes a lip-synced performance video, cut vertical for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
What People Generate First
The use cases that show up in the first week of every new account.
Roasts and inside jokes
Group-chat comedy is the number one use. Name the target, list two or three real details, and the generator turns shared history into punchlines.
Birthday and event shout-outs
A personalized rap beats another greeting card. Generate the track, add the birthday person's photo, send the video before the cake.
First bars for real artists
Stuck writers use it as a warm-up pad — generate four takes on a topic, keep the best two lines, and write the rest around them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Generate Your First Track
One line in, a finished rap out — bars, beat, vocals and video. Free to try, no studio needed.