Your ideas. Real bars.
Describe a story, a toast, a roast or a lesson. MakeARap writes and checks the lyrics, records the song and turns it into a free AI rap video with your scene, timed lyrics and music.
Templates
Battle
Coffee vs tea
Four styles
Start with the kind of song you need. Each style plans its bars differently, so a birthday toast never sounds like a battle.
Friendly teasing for people who can take it
Write a good-natured roast of a friend, a coworker or yourself: running jokes, bad habits and legendary mistakes, with a punchline that lands on the beat. Made for parties, team events and group chats.
Hear Roast samplesA gift in the form of a song
Birthdays, anniversaries, thank-yous and weddings. Share a few details about the person and get a warm, personal rap you can play at the table or send as a message.
Hear Toast samplesFacts you can actually remember
Paste a lesson, a concept or a paragraph from your notes. The rap keeps the facts straight and puts them in rhyme, which helps for study sessions, classrooms and curious kids.
Hear Explain samplesTwo rappers, one friendly feud
Give each rapper a trait and a topic, then let them trade verses. Roommates, rival teams, cats versus dogs: every argument sounds better in rhyme.
Hear Battle samplesHow it works
To make a rap on MakeARap, describe the person, occasion or idea in your own words. The lyric engine plans the verses and hook, checks syllables and rhyme, and keeps the facts you want to include. Choose a voice and record the track. Your free daily credits cover the lyrics and recording, and you can turn them into a free AI rap video with a scene image, timed lyrics and music.
Write anything: a story, a roast, a lesson or your wildest idea, in any of eight languages.
We plan the bars, check every rhyme, then record the track with a voice that fits.
Turn your scene image, timed lyrics and recorded track into a video you can watch and share.
Roast · The Mentor
“My roommate never does the dishes but calls himself the king of the kitchen.”
Explain · The Scholar
“Photosynthesis is how plants make food. Chlorophyll in the leaves absorbs sunlight. Roots take in water and leaves take in carbon dioxide through tiny pores called stomata. Inside the chloroplasts, light energy splits water and turns carbon dioxide into glucose, a sugar the plant uses for energy. Oxygen is released as a by-product.”
Why it rhymes
Every rap passes through the same four checks before you hear a note.
The song is laid out first: verses, a hook and a closing line, each with a job, so the story has a shape instead of a pile of lines.
Every line is counted for syllables and tested for rhyme in its own language, so the bars fit the beat and the end words really match.
A review pass catches wrong facts and content that crosses the line, so a rap about photosynthesis is right and a roast stays friendly.
Lines that miss the mark are rewritten on the spot. You can still edit any line yourself, or ask for a funnier, rhymier or shorter version.
Dressing room
Upload a photo of yourself, a friend or a pet and turn it into an illustrated rap character that performs your lyrics. People become stylized illustrations, while pets can stay realistic. Your photo is deleted as soon as the character is made. The dressing room is open to members who have bought credits or a plan.
Visit the dressing roomEight languages
Type in any of these languages and the lyrics follow, or choose a different one yourself. Each language has its own syllable and rhyme rules, and the whole site speaks all eight.
Pricing
Sign in and claim 50 free credits every day, enough to write and record a full song. Your first claim adds a 50-credit welcome gift. Need more? Credit packs start at $4.99 for 450 credits and never expire, and plans from $9.99 a month add all four lyric writers and a monthly credit allowance.
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