Make an AI rap duo from two separate photos
Prepare two portraits for one shared rap video. See the studio duo example, learn the photo setup and write a topic that gives both performers a role.
Use Orange studio duoLyrics are free to review. Making a video is paid.
Two rappers, one mic. Play with sound to hear the verse. Your photos and topic produce a new result; the example is not a guarantee of the same motion or likeness.
Two performers, one short performance
An AI rap duo uses two uploaded photos to make one shared rap video. In Rap Video, the Orange studio duo template starts with two friends, one mic and an original beat. You add one photo for each performer and review six clean English lines before generating.
The output is one 15-second vertical MP4 with sound, not two individual videos. It uses one video credit. See video pack prices for the current purchase options.
Upload each performer separately
- Choose a clear portrait for the first slot and a separate portrait for the second.
- Keep one person in each image. Do not rely on the model to separate two faces from a group photograph.
- Use similar, clear lighting where possible, with the faces visible and the mouths unobstructed.
- Use your own photo or photos of adults who have agreed. Children and celebrity photos are not accepted.
The two-photo arrangement gives the system a reference for each performer. It cannot guarantee that identity, expression or mouth movement will be exact throughout the clip. If you are using animals, the pet rap battle page has the more relevant example and photo tips.
Give the pair a reason to share the mic
A small disagreement or shared experience makes a clearer prompt than “two people rapping.” For example:
- “Two best friends argue playfully about who is always late, then agree they make a great team.”
- “Two flatmates debate who makes better coffee. Keep the competition friendly.”
- “A duo celebrates finishing a long road trip, including the terrible snacks and wrong turns.”
These are sample input ideas. The tool prepares one six-line verse; it is not a timeline editor for assigning exact lines, timing or voices to each person. Watch the example to decide whether this kind of performance suits your idea.
For a solo greeting, the birthday rap video guide may be a better starting point.
Original performance, not a remake of an existing song
You do not need to record your own voice. Rap Video generates vocals with an original beat. It does not accept an uploaded song, clone a specific artist's voice or reproduce an existing music video shot for shot.
Before paying, check the lyrics and both photo slots. Once the video is ready, watch it with sound and save the MP4. The step-by-step guide explains the complete flow, while product facts and limitations cover language, output format and retention.