Two real faces
Add a clear photo of each face, or one photo of you both: no avatars.
Settle it on the mic
Two photos, one matchup. The bars get written for you, and you trade them with your opponent on a street corner at dusk, lips in sync, in one battle video.
Your two performers
One person each. Left raps, right hypes.
Stage
Video & sound
This video: 10 credits. Ready in about 2 to 5 minutes; failed generations return your credits. View pricing
How it works
Updated
This AI rap battle generator makes one short video of the two people from your photos rapping at each other. Name each side and the shots they fire at each other in up to 120 characters; the model writes the bars, makes the beat and renders the battle, both faces lip-synced.
Most rap battle tools give you text or made-up characters. Here the punchlines land on the two of you: settle who carries your duo, or roast a best friend. For a kinder tribute, make a birthday rap song.
Set up here: Seedance 2.0 Mini, 720p, a 12-second video on Street Cypher, 10 credits. Stages: Hotel Lobby (orange), Luxury Lobby, Studio Booth and Street Cypher.
Set up the battle
Add a photo of each person, or one photo of the two of you. Add a clear, front-facing shot; the left half of the duo opens.
Name each side and what they fire at each other, in 120 characters.
Sign in with Google and make the video, ready in up to about 5 minutes by the provider’s estimate.
Video vs text
Add a clear photo of each face, or one photo of you both: no avatars.
The left half of the duo opens, the right answers, and they keep trading.
Four stages: Hotel Lobby (orange), Luxury Lobby, Studio Booth and Street Cypher. Street Cypher suits a battle: a graffiti wall at dusk and one mic on a boom arm.
Seedance 2.5 runs a Street Cypher battle to 20 or 30 seconds.
One shared detail beats generic insults. Want one side to take every shot? Use the diss track generator. Rather perform side by side? Use the rap maker.
Only use photos of people who agreed to be in the battle, and no public figures.
Watch
Videos and posts from creators and other tools, each credited and linked to the original. They play in YouTube’s own player.
Add a photo of each rapper, or one photo of the two of you, and write the matchup as the topic, like “Jordan burns rice, Maya cannot park”.
Playful works best. Sexual and hateful topics are refused before any credits move, and the prompt asks for clean lyrics.
No. The default battle is 10 credits, on Street Cypher or in the orange booth. Packs start at 10 credits for $9.99, never expire, and failed renders are refunded.
Yes. Write the matchup in Spanish and the prompt asks for a Spanish battle.
Please do not. Use only people who agreed, never a public figure.
Round one
One duo, one matchup, one street corner. Settle it.