Your performance starts here.
Two ways into the studio. One clear boundary: prepare and preview your source material now; generation stays off until its integration is verified.
A performance, or a track.
Recreate a Video
Pair your portrait with a reference rap video. This workflow is intended to use a performance as a visual reference, rather than invent a song or clone a voice.
- One clear portrait, with permission to use the likeness.
- A reference performance you own or may process.
- A clip selected inside that video, up to 30 seconds.
Photo + Audio
Pair the same portrait with your rap recording. This workflow is intended to animate a performance around supplied audio; it does not write lyrics or produce a new voice.
- A portrait with one visible, well-lit face.
- Your own recording or a track you have permission to use.
- A short audio section selected in the browser.
Make the first 30 seconds count.
Choose a portrait.
Start with a clear face and uncluttered crop. Keep your full forehead, eyes and mouth visible. Hard shadows and heavy face coverings make the source harder to interpret.
Find one complete phrase.
Listen before trimming. Choose a beginning and end that keep a rap phrase intact. Start at zero or later, end within the source, and stay inside the 30-second clip limit.
Inspect what you selected.
Play the local video or audio, review the selected interval and check your permissions. Model rules describe the model, not a promise that generation is connected.
Bring the right source.
| Source | Supported formats | Maximum size |
|---|---|---|
| Portrait | JPG / JPEG, PNG, WebP | 20 MB |
| Reference video | MP4, WebM, MOV | 100 MB |
| Rap audio | MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG | 30 MB |
| Selected interval | Must fit inside the loaded media | 30 seconds |
Container support is not a guarantee that every codec will play in your browser. Selecting a shorter clip does not shrink the original file.
Keep the boundaries clear.
Local is local.
Current studio media stays in browser-local preview URLs. It is not saved to your account. Reloading, leaving or closing the page clears the selected media; switching modes within the page retains each selection.
Permission comes first.
Use materials you own or may process, including the person’s likeness, music and recorded performance. A publicly accessible clip is not permission to recreate someone’s performance.
Read the use guidelines →Bring your own starting point.
Prepare a portrait, find your clip, and try the local studio preview.