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You and your partner. One silver mic. Ten seconds of orange-booth energy.
Make this videoThe rap trends you recognise from TikTok and Reels.
Watch the move. Choose your template. Bring your people.
You and your partner. One silver mic. Ten seconds of orange-booth energy.
Make this videoStep into the crowd. Your face, quick bars, and thirteen seconds of front-row energy.
Make this videoLean into the lens. Wide eyes, quick head tilts, and a whole room behind you.
Make this videoYour entrance. Your close-up. A room that moves with you.
Make this videoYour partner brings the speaker. You bring the bars. Take the street together.
Make this videoTwo familiar faces. A table full of energy. Bring your duo into the exchange.
Make this videoWalk in on the beat. Keep the camera with you. Make the entrance yours.
Make this videoA rap video template pairs a reference performance with prepared directions. Your portraits supply the people you want to feature; the selected reference guides the sound, scene and movement. It is a starting point for recreating a particular performance rather than writing a new song.
Open Rap templatesPreview the video with sound and check who performs, how the camera moves and which vocal passage it uses. Match the reference to the result you want, then use one portrait for each featured person you want to replace.
Open Rap templates in Studio to browse the available clips for that template. Selecting a different reference changes its clip length. Review the chosen video and the portrait assignments before generating.
Bring your track and portrait to the photo-to-rap workspace.
Use your own song