Two photos. One rap video.

From separate portraits to a shared scene

You do not need a photo of the two people together. Start with one clear adult face in each image. The studio first composes the pair into a scene, then animates a short performance with sound. Your two photographs provide the visual references; they do not provide recordings of either person’s voice.

This is useful when friends live in different places or you want a playful new take on an existing photo. The result is an AI interpretation, so review the faces, gestures and audio before deciding whether to share it.

What to bring

• Two separate JPG, PNG or WebP portraits, each with one clearly visible adult face.
• Files of at least 240 × 240 pixels, no more than 10 MB and no more than 40 megapixels each.
• Permission from both people to use their photos and make the video.
• A scene in mind: Studio Session, Birthday Take, Neon Nights or Golden Hour.

Choose an original photo with soft, even light where possible. A tiny face cropped from a group photo gives the model less useful detail. Read the portrait preparation checklist for practical examples.

Make your first photo-to-rap video

1. Watch an example with sound. Check the pace, appearance and kind of generated voice before buying.
2. Open the studio and select two portraits. Previewing the files lets you check that you chose the right people.
3. Choose one of the four scenes. The scene supplies the creative direction, including the performance. There is no custom lyric or voice-cloning field.
4. Sign in and use a paid video credit. Review the project and confirm generation when you are ready.
5. Return to the same session to review and download. Save the delivered MP4 before its 30-day availability period ends.

What the examples show

The four published samples are about 10 seconds long, in a vertical 720 × 1280 frame, with generated audio. Their full workflows took 5 minutes 42 seconds to 6 minutes 12 seconds. Those are four observed runs, not a guaranteed completion time or a promise of identical output quality.

Faces, hands, lyrics and lip sync can vary. A video credit is consumed after successful delivery; technical failure releases the reserved credit. See the current packs and delivery terms before creating. For a celebration, start with the birthday rap video guide.