How to make an AI rap video

Start with the result you want. A lyric video shows animated words over audio. A lip-sync video makes a face appear to perform. A generated music video creates new scenes. AIRAPV currently creates lyric videos from audio you provide.

1. Bring your rap audio

Record a verse or export audio from your AI music tool. Import an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, AAC or FLAC file under 40 MB; actual decoding depends on your browser. Check your music tool’s license before publishing. AIRAPV does not create rap vocals.

2. Add the lyrics

Paste one short lyric line per row. Short lines are easier to read on a phone. Audio starts at the beginning of the file; trim your source before import to use another section.

3. Set the pace

For a steady flow, use even spacing or apply BPM-based spacing: at 120 BPM, four beats take two seconds. For pauses and tempo changes, choose Per-line timing and set each line’s start time in seconds. Start times must increase. A blank lyric row creates an instrumental gap until the next cue. Play your local audio or scrub the preview to check when each line appears. This is manual line timing, not automatic transcription or word-level highlighting.

Import and save LRC timestamps

Open Import LRC timestamps in the studio. Choose an LRC/TXT file under 32 KB or paste text such as [00:01.250]Your lyric. The importer supports line timestamps with up to three fractional digits, repeated timestamps for a repeated line and blank timed cues. It ignores common title/artist metadata. Import up to 80 cues and 2,400 lyric characters. Offset and word-level tags are rejected with a message; apply those offsets to timestamps before importing. The opening clip starts at the beginning of your audio, so timestamps beyond the selected clip length do not appear. Save timings as LRC to keep an editable copy.

4. Pick a look

Choose vertical 9:16, landscape 16:9 or square 1:1. Select Acid green, Off-white or Heatwave. An optional cover photo stays still under the animation; lyrics and the reactive visualizer move.

5. Render and download

Choose 8, 15 or 30 seconds. Shorter audio stops at its end. Click Render my video and keep the tab visible. Recording takes about the clip length; the soundtrack is included without playing through speakers. Preview and save your result before leaving.

MP4 or WebM?

The editor chooses MP4 when your browser supports recording it, otherwise WebM. The download button shows the actual format. The short side is 720 pixels. If your publishing app does not accept WebM, convert the file in an editor you trust. Current desktop Chrome or Edge is recommended; mobile support varies.

Can I make a photo rap?

This studio does not animate mouths or create a speaking likeness. Use a separate consent-based lip-sync workflow for a moving face. Animated lyric visuals are a different result.

What happens to my files?

Media stays on your device in the current browser session. No account, payment or cloud history is involved. Download before closing or reloading the tab. Hosting services may process normal technical request information.