A personal rap greeting
Turn a good wish into a short rap
A graduation, a new job or a thank-you: give one good wish a short rap of its own.
Prepare your photos and words, then review the available settings and credit quote in the studio. Saving a draft does not spend credits.
Name the occasion and one detail
Say who the greeting is for and why you are celebrating. A graduation, a new job or help from a friend needs only a few rhythmic lines. Do not invent a story or add private information to make the message feel personal.
Choose the people through your photos
Add one clear portrait, two independent portraits or a clear shared photo. The browser detects up to two performers. Check the result and prepare a Solo or Duo message; there is no separate melodic greeting-song mode.
Put a name into the lyrics if it needs to be spoken. Use a pronunciation note when useful, then listen to the actual words in the result.
Review before sending
Check the words, faces and audio, and save your own file before its deadline. A shared link makes the finished clip accessible to its recipients; the raw inputs remain private. Use the birthday guide for birthday-specific ideas.
Questions before you start
Can I make a holiday or thank-you message?
Yes, those can be topics for a short rap draft. No familiar melody or exact-name performance is guaranteed.
Can I prepare without paying?
Photo drafts and browser writing tools use no video credits. Generating a video has its own quote.