Your recording, prepared locally
Prepare your own audio for a rap video
Choose a short phrase from your recording and export a local WAV, ready for a private audio-reference draft.
Prepare your photos and words, then review the available settings and credit quote in the studio. Saving a draft does not spend credits.
Lyrics and a recording are different
Use text lyrics for a newly generated performance, or a recording when you want to supply existing sound. The local audio tool helps you choose a short phrase and export a WAV.
Original-sound preservation and matching lip movements have not been fully verified. For now, this page helps you prepare the reference; it does not offer a complete-song video with guaranteed unchanged audio.
Choose a short, complete phrase
The local tool accepts MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC and OGG when your browser can decode them. Source limits are 20 MB and two seconds to three minutes. Select a two-to-fifteen-second segment that fits the intended video, and listen to its beginning and end.
Export produces mono 16 kHz PCM WAV. The tool mixes channels and resamples; it does not denoise, master the track or separate vocals. Local trimming does not upload the source or spend video credits.
What to check after generation
Prepare the recording locally, then choose whether to upload it privately in the studio. Use one lead for a Duo recording. Selecting another performance language does not translate the audio.
If you generate with a reference, compare the finished sound with your original and watch the lip movements. The audio may be changed rather than preserved exactly.
Questions before you start
Can I paste lyrics instead?
Yes, for a newly generated performance. Use the lyrics guide if retaining your recording is not the goal.
Can I upload a whole song?
The local preparation tool selects a short segment. The studio is focused on short rap videos, not full-length multi-scene music videos.
Does preparing audio charge credits?
No. Trimming and exporting locally use no video credits. A later generation has its own quote and access conditions.