Solo mode

Become an AI rapper from one selfie

Your face, your brag, a neon studio and a trap beat.

Upload one selfie and Kiravu makes you the rapper: alone at the mic in a neon studio, lip-syncing an original brag verse over a trap beat. You get a short vertical video to post anywhere.

Drop the mic. Not the phone.
AI rap video generator: a rapper grandma pointing a microphone at the camera
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@kiravu

AI Rapper

Ready to post

1

Who's rapping?

You

Clear, front-facing, good light. One face per photo for a duo.

2

Set the stage

Stage

Beat

Topic

Lyrics

Edit anything. The counters show what fits the length you picked; longer clips fit longer verses.

3

Drop it

Hype · Trap

Neon studio

About 4 min · lyrics checked automatically

Preview the stages and lyrics before you buy credits.

Failed renders are freeNo watermark

The wall

Examples

Hover to play. Tap a clip for sound, then load its stage, beat and topic into the studio.

Solo hype
Birthday roast
Best friends · Hotel Lobby
Grandma vs. the beard

How it works

How to make yourself rap

  1. ONE

    Upload one selfie

    Front-facing, good light, shoulders in frame. Leave off the sunglasses and heavy filters.

  2. TWO

    Write your brag

    The hype topic loads a ready-made brag verse. Make it yours with your job, your city, your sneakers, your 5K time. You rap both verses and the hook.

  3. THREE

    Get your video

    The render usually takes 2 to 5 minutes. Download the MP4, no watermark, and post it.

What does the AI rapper generator do?

You give it one photo. It gives you back a short music video where you're the artist: standing at a vintage mic, nodding on the beat, rapping two verses and shouting the hook straight at the camera. Your lips sync to every line.

ByteDance Seedance renders the video from your selfie and the stage you pick. The verse and the beat are original and AI-generated. The result is 5 to 15 seconds long (12 by default), vertical, waist-up and filmed as one steady shot.

Brag lines that work for a solo verse

The hype topic is a solo brag, and the best brags are small and true. Some angles to try:

  • The everyday flex. Inbox zero, a parallel park on the first try, a kitchen that is actually clean.
  • The comeback. They said you couldn't. Now you did. Two lines, done.
  • The job title. Nurses, teachers, accountants and baristas all have something to brag about.
  • The milestone. First apartment, new job, a finished marathon.

At the default 12 seconds, keep each verse around 16 to 22 words and the hook to 1 to 6. A hook that ends on your name or a two-word title is easy to shout.

Pick your studio and sound

The neon studio is the default here: dark walls, colored neon and a vintage mic on a floor stand. Other stages suit other moods:

  • Rooftop at night for a smoother verse with city lights behind you.
  • Graffiti alley for an old-school look, paired with the Boom bap beat.
  • Marble lobby for a luxury flex.
  • Battle stage if your verse is really a roast.

Switch the beat to Melodic (sung pop and R&B, about 100 BPM) and you'll sing instead of rap.

Turn yourself into a rapper without filming

Shooting a solo rap video for real means a location, lights, a beat, a take you are happy with and someone to hold the phone. Here it is a selfie and a few minutes of waiting, all in the browser.

A standard song (12 seconds at 720p on Standard) costs 10 credits; faster or sharper models, 1080p and longer clips cost more. No subscription is needed: a one-time pack works, and pack credits never expire.

One video is a debut, five is a career

Keep the same selfie and change one thing per drop: the stage, the beat or the brag. A trap verse in the neon studio on Monday, a sung hook on the rooftop on Friday, a boom bap flex in the graffiti alley next week.

The Duo Pack ($29 for 50 credits) covers about five standard songs, and those credits never expire, so you can release on your own schedule.

AI rapper ideas

Solo mode is a stage for one. Some reasons to take it:

Your rapper debut

Pick an alias with the free rap name generator, then put it in your hook.

Shift-work hype

Example: "Twelve-hour shift and I'm still on my feet, coffee in my hand and the charts look neat."

Gym receipts

Your new record, your streak, your shaker bottle. Brag on beat.

Your own birthday

Make yourself rap about your own big day. Nobody can stop you.

A profile intro

Twelve seconds for your socials that say more than a headshot.

A hype verse for someone else

Use their selfie, with their okay, and write them a verse for a new job or a big win.

FAQ

FAQ

What photo works best?

One clear, front-facing selfie in good light with your shoulders visible. No sunglasses or heavy filters. JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 10 MB.

Will it sound like my real voice?

The vocals are AI-generated and original. Kiravu works from your photo only, so it doesn't record or copy your voice.

Can I rap in another language?

Yes. Write the lyrics in the language you want. English works best, Chinese works well, and other major languages usually work.

How much does it cost?

10 credits for a standard song (12 seconds at 720p on Standard); sharper models, 1080p and longer clips cost more. The Single pack is $9.99 for 10 credits; bigger packs and monthly plans cost less per song.

Can I sing instead of rap?

Yes. Pick the Melodic beat and the performance turns into a sung pop or R&B track.

What happens to my selfie?

It is used only to render your video and is deleted from storage after 7 days. The finished video stays in My videos until you delete it.

Pick your track

More ways to rap

Free: pick a vibe, get 12 rapper names and copy the one that fits.

Pick a topic, edit the verses and get a rap song performed by the people in your photos.

One selfie, two verses of playful burns, delivered straight to camera on the battle stage.

Turn a photo into a short music video with an original song and real lip-sync.

Your debut drops in minutes

One selfie, one brag, one neon studio. You bring the face, the AI brings the beat.

Make me a rapper
AI rap video generator: a rapper grandpa in a tracksuit holding a microphone