How to plan a two-photo AI rap duet
Pick portraits, map the performers, and plan one readable ten-second exchange.
Two-photo rap duet / H3 Max
Turn two portraits into an original orange-booth rap duet with generated sound. Choose the left and right performer, edit the verse direction, and make a 5–15 second vertical clip.
This creates a new scene—not source footage with replaced faces, an existing song, artist voices, or copied choreography. Looking for the two-photo Hotel Lobby workflow? Use the Hotel Lobby AI Generator.
2 photos · 5–15 seconds · 9:16 MP4 with generated sound
9:16 MP4 · 5–15 seconds · with sound
Use two separate, clear portraits. The photos guide identity; the prompt creates a new scene.
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Image 1 = left performer. Image 2 = right performer. 740/2000
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A restrained two-person performance built around one mic.
Image 1 Left performer
Image 2 Right performer
Two identity references and an original scene brief—not footage from an existing music video.
The intended beat
1Add a photo for each character
One original vertical rap-duet scene with generated sound. It does not insert the photos into an existing music video or include a commercial recording.
Read the prompt guideImage 1 stays on the left; Image 2 stays on the right. Separate portraits make that mapping easier than a crop from one group photo.
A nod, one line each, and a final look fit a ten-second clip. Long lyrics, rapid gestures, and camera changes make identity drift more likely.
Describe the beat, room tone, and short original lines. Add licensed music in your editor later if a platform soundtrack is part of your post.
Know the output
Fixed-template tools place new faces into a source performance. This page uses H3 Max reference-to-video instead: your photos guide two new characters while the prompt creates the scene, movement, vocal phrases, and sound.
A new vertical MP4, two photo-guided performers, editable action, and generated audio.
The official MV with replaced faces, the original recording, cloned artist voices, or exact choreography.
Make the clip better
Pick portraits, map the performers, and plan one readable ten-second exchange.
Use explicit roles, stable framing, small gestures, and original audio direction.
Trace the visual reference, then decide what audio you can actually publish.
It turns two portrait references and a prompt into a short, newly generated two-person rap performance with original movement and sound.
No. It generates a new vertical clip. It does not edit source footage, copy existing choreography, or include a commercial recording, recognizable lyrics, or artist voices.
Use two separate, clear portraits: Image 1 for the performer on the left and Image 2 for the performer on the right. Avoid group photos, sunglasses, cropped faces, and heavy filters.
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A failed provider task returns the reserved credits to your balance. That is a credit refund rather than an automatic refund of the Stripe payment.
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