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Media

Photo 1 - Opening Roaster

Photo 2 - Comeback Roaster

JPEG, PNG, WEBP · ≤ 10 MB

Settings

Length

Frame

Cost240 Credits

Add Photo 1 - Opening Roaster to continue

Sample roast battle

  1. 1Upload the opening roaster

    Photo 1: one person, face clearly visible.

  2. 2Upload the comeback roaster

    Photo 2: the friend who fires back.

  3. 3Pick length and frame

    9:16 by default; 10 s gives each side a verse.

AI Roast Battle Rap Generator

Turn two photos into a playful rap roast battle at one mic in a graffiti basement, each side firing back with its own verse.

An AI roast battle made from two photos

Generated with the App's built-in scene brief: one shared mic, two turns, and a punchy battle beat. Your video uses the faces from your own photos.

Scene

An underground club under a caged work light, one vintage microphone between two rappers. The left side opens with a teasing verse, the right side answers with a counter-roast.

Two rappers standing at one vintage microphone in a dim graffiti basement

What it makes

A friendly rap battle between two people you know

Rap battles are built on call and response: one side takes a shot, the other side answers. This App stages that format in a graffiti basement club and casts the two faces from your photos, so friends, siblings or coworkers can settle a running joke with a beat behind it.

Turns, not chaos

One person raps while the other reacts with crossed arms and a smirk, then they swap. Each side gets a clean verse.

Playful by design

The brief asks for witty, teasing lines, not insults. It is a roast between friends, not a takedown.

The format

How the AI roast battle is staged

The scene follows the rules every battle rapper knows, compressed into a few seconds.

One mic between two rivals

A single vintage microphone on a stand forces the turns: whoever leans in has the floor, and the other side has to wait for their moment.

Reaction is half the show

While one side raps, the other crosses their arms, smirks or shakes their head. Those reactions are what make an AI roast battle feel like a real battle.

The last word decides it

The second rapper answers with the counter-roast, so the clip always ends on a comeback. Swap the photos to change who gets it.

The cast

Who stands where in the AI roast battle

Upload order decides who opens and who gets the last word.

Photo 1: the opening roaster

Stands on the left, leans into the mic and fires the first teasing verse with hand gestures.

Photo 2: the comeback roaster

Stands on the right, waits it out, then steps up with the counter-roast and the final punchline.

The beat and the bars

A hip-hop battle beat and both verses are generated with the video. You do not write the jokes.

The room

A dim basement with graffiti walls and a single caged light, the same in every take.

How it works

Setting up a roast battle

The only real decision is the matchup. Everything else is built into the scene.

Step 01

Pick the rivals

Two people with a friendly rivalry: roommates, siblings, teammates, a couple.

Step 02

Upload two portraits

One clear face per photo. The first upload opens, the second answers.

Step 03

Choose length and frame

Ten seconds is the default and gives both sides a verse. Vertical suits stories and group chats.

Step 04

Run it back if needed

Every take writes new bars. If a verse falls flat, generate again and keep the funnier one.

Photo guide

Photos for a sharper battle

Two clear, different-looking faces make the back-and-forth easy to follow.

Single person, front-facing

Crop out bystanders and use a photo where the mouth and eyes are visible.

Contrast helps

Different hair, clothing or build make it obvious who is rapping in each half.

Skip sunglasses and masks

Covered eyes or mouths weaken the lip-sync and the likeness.

Only with consent

Roasts are only funny when both people are in on it. Use photos of people who agreed.

Ideas

Matchups that work

Rivalries everyone in the group chat already knows about.

Siblings

Settle who was the favorite child once and for all.

Roommates

The dishes, the thermostat, the borrowed hoodie.

Teammates

A pre-game hype video or an end-of-season roast.

Couples

An anniversary post with a little edge.

Best friends

Two friends who have been teasing each other for years finally take it to the mic.

Office rivals

Two coworkers from competing teams, shared in the team channel with their blessing.

Specs and credits

Length, format and cost

The App runs on Seedance 2.0 at 720p with generated sound.

5, 10 or 15 seconds

Ten seconds is the default. Fifteen gives each verse more room to land.

9:16, 16:9 or 1:1

Vertical is the default, ready for short-video apps.

120 to 360 credits

Seedance 2.0 at 720p costs 24 credits per second: 120 for 5 s, 240 for 10 s and 360 for 15 s.

Subscription required

Available on paid plans. Results stay private until you share them.

Before you share

Keep the roast friendly

A roast battle is only fun when both people laugh at the end.

Check with both people

Show the video to the two people in it before you post it anywhere public.

Watch the whole clip first

The verses are generated, so read the room and skip a take that does not feel right for your group.

Private until you share

Results stay in your History until you download or share them.

Make a rematch

Swap the uploads for round two, so the other person opens and the first one gets the comeback.

FAQ

AI roast battle questions

How the battle is built and what you control.

Start

Start the roast

Two photos, one mic, two verses. Let the group chat pick the winner.

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