AI rap video examples
Three rap clips, generated by this build. No colour grade, no cut, no speed change — the settings under each one are the settings that made it. Play them with sound: the mouth follows the vocal track, which is the part worth checking before you pay.
A phone selfie, relit into a 3 a.m. room. Glasses, necklace and hair carried through.
The settings that made it
- Look
- Late night room
- Beat
- Lo-fi
- Voice
- Female
- Topic
- "3 a.m. in my bedroom, typing the same message and deleting it again"
- Length
- 0:14
- Format
- 9:16 · 768×1344 · 24 fps
- Runs
- 3
- Post-production
- None
A headshot with no shoulders. The torso and the gesturing hand were generated.
The settings that made it
- Look
- Birthday spotlight
- Beat
- Boom Bap
- Voice
- Male
- Length
- 0:14
- Format
- 9:16 · 768×1344 · 24 fps
- Post-production
- None
The default look and the default beat — what you get if you change nothing.
The settings that made it
- Look
- Neon bokeh
- Beat
- Trap
- Voice
- Male
- Length
- 0:11
- Format
- 9:16 · 768×1344 · 24 fps
- Post-production
- None
For this look we kept the finished clip, not the upload — so there is no before-and-after here. The other two groups have one.
What a failed run looks like
What counts as a failure
No video at all: the upstream model errors, times out, or the queue is blocked. You get no clip, and a failed render is never charged.
What happens automatically
The payment is refunded in full without you asking, usually within 5–10 business days, and we email you so you are not left guessing.
What is not a failure
A delivered video you do not like. Email us with the order number and we will redo it or refund it — but a finished clip that simply turned out differently from what you imagined is not automatically refunded.
The late night room clip above is the third run. The first two died before any video existed, and neither of them produced a charge.
What these three do not prove
- These three rap clips are 11–14 seconds. The separate Tiny Desk video is a 17-second, four-shot format; its page has that example.
- The rap song is generated for the clip. The Tiny Desk video uses the original record instead.
- A dark, blurry or two-person photo usually fails — and a failed render is refunded.
- These are three photos. Yours will look different, and that is the point.