MC A
You brought big talk, but I brought the spark, Your punchlines need a flashlight in the dark.
A scene. A verse. Your performance.
Rap Battle Generator
An opening and comeback are already written for two MCs. Create a rap battle directly, with optional portraits for either performer.
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- Photos optional · up to 2
- Default clip: 15 seconds
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Rap battle
An opening. A comeback. A shared finish.
The battle preset is designed as a short exchange: A opens, B answers, and both react at the end. The two parts are already filled in, so you can start without writing either side. Add portraits for the MCs or use the original characters.
How to create a two-MC rap battle
Use both ready-made turns
A’s opening and B’s comeback are included. No photos creates two original MCs; one portrait is used for A, while two portraits guide A on the left and B on the right.
Check the video settings
The preset starts at 15 seconds to leave room for both voices. You can choose 10 or 12 seconds in Video settings. Check the selected frame, quality and credit cost before creating.
Generate, review and save
In My videos, watch who is speaking during each turn and check that the two appearances stay distinct. Listen to the comeback and shared ending before saving the result.
Blue and amber lighting mark the intended sides. The scene image is a concept, while turn-taking, expressions and lip movement are generated for each video. Review both faces and speaker timing in the result.
How the two turns fit together
A starting script, already included
These are the starting words requested from the model, not a transcript of a finished video. Delivery, pronunciation and exact wording can vary.
MC B
Keep your flashlight, I can see just fine, You set the stage; I came to own the rhyme.
Finish together
Leave the last moment for a shared reaction. Short turns give both voices room to land.
Photos that work well
Photo 1 guides MC A on the left; photo 2 guides MC B on the right. With only one portrait, A uses it and B is an original character.
Lyrics already included
A’s opening and B’s comeback are included. If you use your own script, keep A: and B: labels so each line has a clear speaker.
Length and sharing
The preset starts at 15 seconds. Reducing it to 10 or 12 seconds leaves less room for each turn, so shorten custom lines accordingly.
Set up a rivalry people can follow
Friends taking opposite sides
Add one portrait per performer, with a distinct face in each image. The prepared opening and comeback give both sides something to say without writing a script.
Two fictional MCs
Leave the photo slots empty to try the two-MC scene. Keep the default short turns for the first attempt before adding more lines in the optional editor.
Before you share the result
- Check who delivers each line: the intended A/B order is a request, not a guarantee.
- Watch for face swaps or position changes when the camera moves between performers.
- Listen for both turns and the ending. If the reply is rushed, shorten the lyrics before another attempt.
Rap battle video: common questions
How does the rap battle generator take turns?
The preset introduces both MCs, lets A deliver the opening and B answer, then ends with a shared reaction. Both turns are included automatically.
Can I write both sides of the battle?
Yes. Open “Use my own lyrics” and edit the single script, keeping A: and B: labels for the two voices. The default 15-second video suits two short lines per MC.
Do I need two photos?
No. Use two portraits for two familiar MCs, one portrait for A plus an original B, or leave both empty for original performers.
Will both MCs rap at the same time?
The preset is designed for alternating voices: A opens, B answers, and the listening MC reacts silently. Both share one original backing beat. If you replace the lyrics, keep A: and B: labels so the two parts remain clear.
Which photo formats can I use?
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 20 MB per image. Use a clear photo with the subject easy to see. Photos are optional, and you should only upload images you have permission to use.
How many credits does a video cost?
The creator shows the current credit cost for your selected model, resolution and duration. Check that amount before creating; changing the settings can change the cost. You can explore the preset before signing in, but generation requires an account and enough credits.
What if generation fails or stays pending?
Credits used for a generation are returned when the task is confirmed failed. An uncertain or pending task is checked again rather than treated as a failure. Open My videos and refresh the original task before starting another one. If it asks for manual review, contact support with the task details.
Where can I find and save the finished video?
Open My videos in the creator to check progress and recent tasks for your signed-in account. Once a video is ready, play it in the result panel, then use Open video to save it through your browser. If saving is still in progress, follow the displayed status and refresh the task.
Two sides, ready for the first round
The opening and reply are ready. Return to the creator and use the original MCs or add your portraits.