Prepare your photos and words, then review the available settings and credit quote in the studio. Saving a draft does not spend credits.
One detail makes it theirs
Start with the birthday person and one specific detail: a love of late-night snacks, a shared road trip or a habit everyone affectionately recognizes. A short verse has more room for one clear memory than a whole biography.
Use a portrait you have permission to upload. Add a second performer if you want to appear alongside your friend. The browser detects the performers automatically; you do not need a separate birthday-song mode.
Three ways to write the message
A kind roast should sound like a joke the recipient would enjoy. A heartfelt verse can thank them for one real thing. An encouraging verse can look toward the coming year. The following are editable writing examples, not generated video samples.
Funny: ‘Late to the party, first to the cake; another great year, one more wish to make.’
Warm: ‘You showed up when the skies turned gray; this birthday beat sends thanks your way.’
Encouraging: ‘New year, new plans, let the bright days start; bring that courage and your generous heart.’
Make room for names and pronunciation
Put a name that must be spoken into the actual lyrics, and use pronunciation notes for an unfamiliar spelling. Keep the lines short enough for the selected duration. A pronunciation note is a request; listen to the finished recording to see what was said.
This is a short rap direction, not a complete melodic birthday song or a licensed familiar tune. Theme text, name accuracy, facial likeness and lip timing can all vary between outputs.
Review the gift before sending it
Check the full result with sound, especially the name, missing words and both faces. Allow time to review instead of relying on an unmeasured generation-time promise. Download a copy before its expiry.
Your library is private. If you choose a share link, anyone who receives it may copy the finished clip; you can revoke the link, but that cannot retrieve someone else’s copy. A technical failure and a finished result you dislike follow different rules.
Real generated examples
Explore complete performances made with fictional adult references in the studio. Each video includes its original photos, words and settings.
A birthday rap for Alex
Input images
Input images
Original synthetic adult portrait references.
Requested English lyrics
Happy birthday, Alex, let the good times play. New roads, big dreams, make this your day.
The inspected opening, middle and ending keep one recognizable red-jacket performer, with no extra person observed.
Two independent offline transcriptions recognized the birthday wish and Alex’s name. The word “big” is repeated once.
The complete video played with sound enabled and downloaded successfully. Basic offline audio–visual alignment was also checked.
Limits of this example
The requested “big dreams” becomes “big, big dreams”; this example does not demonstrate word-for-word delivery.
This is one fictional adult, English audio and one Orange Booth / Fast / 720p / 10s configuration. It does not approve every portrait or phoneme-perfect lip sync.
Offline English transcription
Happy birthday, Alex, let the good times play New roads, big, big dreams, make this your day
Automatic transcription can mishear words. Play the complete recording to compare.
Questions before you start
Can I include my friend’s name?
Yes. Include it in your short lyrics and add a pronunciation note if needed. The actual recording must be checked for accuracy.
Do you have a birthday example?
Yes. The example shows an English birthday rap for Alex, including the reference portrait, original lyrics and complete video. Play the clip to hear the name and birthday wish and see the performance.
