Rap Battle puts any two characters on stage: famous people, legends, your saved characters, even two AIs. The AI researches them and writes savage verses built on real facts, then each one raps their verses, lip-synced, over one beat, with a VS intro, name tags, lyrics on screen and a “Who won?” ending.
🎤 Open Rap Battle →“Shakespeare vs Bach”, made with Rap Battle: two verses each, every line built on a real fact about them.
What it does for you
Real receipts, not random insults. For famous people the AI looks up their actual lives, so every jab lands on something true. Each verse shows 📚 the fact behind it.
It sounds like a battle. One track with the beat, an announcer and two different rap voices. Describe how each one should sound, from “deep voice, heavy breathing” to “fast British grime”.
They actually rap it. Each rapper performs their own verses, lip-synced, mic in hand, on their own stage, with a crowd if you want one.
Battle-ready graphics. A slammed VS intro, name tags every round, lyrics on screen and a “Who won?” ending to settle in the comments.
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Pick your two rappers
Open Tools → 🎤 Rap Battle and name them. A famous name is enough: the AI knows who they are. For your own characters, pick a Saved Character or upload a picture, and add a line about who they are.
TONIGHT
WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREVSJOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
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Set up the battle
1 or 2 verses each, 4, 8, 12 or 16 lines a verse (4 is a quick battle), 🔥 Savage or 😄 Playful, a beat (boom bap, trap, orchestral, rock, old-school 80s, jazzy) and 16:9 or 9:16.
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✨ Write the battle
One tap (free) writes every verse, with the 📚 receipts behind the references. Edit any line, and set 🎙 how each rapper sounds: pick a style (old-school boom bap, fast double-time, UK grime, menacing drill and more) or describe the voice in your own words.
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The track, the stage, the battle
🎵 Make the track to hear the whole battle first. Then each rapper gets a stage picture (with or without a crowd), you pick the lyrics style and the intro and outro, and tap 🎬 Make the battle. Then download it or 📢 post it to the feed.
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Lyrics on screen
Four styles, or none. These are real renders:
Bottom line · each word fills with colorFlow · big words pop in as they’re rappedSpotlight · the line being rapped lights upPoster · giant stacked words
Every feature
The whole toolbox at a glance.
🎤 The rappers
Any two: famous, fictional or your Saved Characters
Researched by the AI, or described by you
Their own stage picture, crowd on or off
✍️ The verses
1 or 2 verses each, 481216 lines
🔥 Savage or 😄 Playful, with 📚 receipts
Edit every line before you spend
🔊 The sound
One track: beat, announcer, two voices
12 rap styles or your own voice description
A record scratch between rounds
🎬 On screen
Lip-synced verses, or full-body performances
New poses between shots
VS intro, name tags, “Who won?”, or your own intro and outro clips
💳 What it costs
Free: writing the battle, the 📚 receipts, the lyrics on screen, the intro and outro.
The track: 15 credits a take, added to the battle’s total.
Stage pictures and poses: 2 credits each.
Lip-synced verses: 3 credits a second (full-body: 8). A quick battle (one verse each of 4 lines) is about 95 credits; one verse each of 8 lines is about 165; two verses each is about 300.
Putting it together: 2 credits. The button shows the total first, and a shot that fails isn’t charged.
💡 Tips
Unlikely pairs win. Shakespeare vs Bach, Grok vs ChatGPT, your cat vs your dog: the stranger the matchup, the better the bars.
Listen before you film. Make the track first and fix any line that doesn’t land; it’s much cheaper than redoing the video.
Hint, don’t name, for movie characters. The music model won’t rap studio-owned names and catchphrases, so “your clown” beats “the Joker”.
End on the question. Post it with “Who won?” and let the comments decide.