Yes. You can generate a music video from an instrumental track you created on AIRapGen AI or an instrumental track you upload. In the Audio Language dropdown, select Instrumental (No Vocals). Please note that instrumental-only music videos do not include captions.

It’s an audio-to-video tool that turns one photo and your rap audio into a short vertical clip. You can make rap lyric videos, talking photo videos, and performance-style posts with AI lip sync and captions.

Each clip can be up to 60 seconds. The output is optimized for vertical short-form posting on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Stories, and similar feeds.

AI lipsync means the mouth movement and facial timing follow your audio. It analyzes pronunciation and rhythm so the character looks like it’s actually rapping or speaking the words.

Yes. The caption engine supports 30+ languages and can auto-detect speech in many cases. Common options include English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Polish, Romanian, and more.

You can upload MP3 or WAV for audio, and JPG or PNG for images. For best results, use a vertical photo with a clear face (or a clean character/cover image).

It’s designed for creators who generate often. Most jobs start quickly, and the system is built to handle common edge cases like short clips, mixed audio, and caption timing.

Yes. If a generation fails due to a technical issue on our side, the credits used for that attempt are automatically returned.

In many cases, yes—especially when you use your own audio and images. You are responsible for having the rights to the content you upload and for following each platform’s rules.

No. You can use an avatar, illustration, cover art, character, or logo you have rights to use. Many creators use a “virtual rapper” identity instead of a real face.

It works well for rap, but also supports voiceovers, spoken clips, podcast highlights, narration, and other beat-based or speech-based audio.