AIRap lets anyone star in the rap and singing videos everyone is remaking. Instead of writing prompts or editing clips, you pick a viral moment, add your photos, and get the video back with your people in it and the original sound in sync.
Templates follow the trends: Tiny Desk AI turns your friends, team or coworkers into the band from the Outstanding Tiny Desk video, with up to five spots filled from one to four photos. Hotel Lobby and Migos AI put two people, or a person and a pet, in the orange booth. Hotel Lobby Cat does it with cats. Bulin 47 makes you the star of the club-door moment from one photo. Birthday raps, diss tracks and rapping dogs are coming next.
You don't need an account: pay $6.99 for the video you're making, or buy a credit pack if you plan to make more. Credits never expire, a failed video can be made again at no charge, and photos and videos are deleted after 30 days.
Pricing: one video is $6.99 with no account or subscription. Credit packs are one-time: 52 credits for $20, 140 for $50 and 300 for $100, and every current template uses 16 credits. Payment is by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
AIRap is an independent project and is not affiliated with NPR, the artists or the original videos.
Built by Luke, the developer of AIRap.
