Create a 12-second rap duet with AI vocals and music from your photos
AI headshot generator that turns casual photos into professional headshots in 1–2 minutes
Stage
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Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
Lite: $4.90 one-time for 1 video valid for 365 days. Pro: $8.90 one-time for 2 videos valid for 365 days. Ultra: $19.90 one-time for 5 videos valid for 365 days. No automatic renewal.
Starter: 3 portraits for $9 (one-time); Pro: 10 portraits for $25 (one-time); Studio: 25 portraits for $50 (one-time). Free: 3 free portraits when you sign up with no credit card required. Credits are purchased upfront and never expire.
Key features
Four stage environments: recording studio, orange booth, street cypher, and luxury lobby
Four performance styles: friendly duet, birthday shout-out, couple duet, and friendly rap battle
Support for English and Mandarin Chinese languages
Multiple video formats: 9:16 portrait, 1:1 square, and 16:9 landscape
12-second, 768P video output with native AI-generated audio
Pre-generation text safety screening with Waffo Prompt Screening
Review and download functionality before sharing videos
Support for two portraits or one shared photo upload
Upload 1–3 photos and generate headshots in 1–2 minutes
Automatic background removal and professional lighting
High-resolution output suitable for LinkedIn and resumes
Gemini AI analyzes facial features
Accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP file formats
Photos kept private to account, not used for AI model training
Credits never expire
Request deletion of photos and account data anytime
What makes it different
Original AI-generated lyrics and music created for each video, not pre-recorded or copied
No subscription required; one-time purchase video packs with 365-day validity
Powered by MiniMax H3 video generation model with native AI audio
Straightforward workflow with four steps: upload photos, choose stage, select performance, add personal details
Ready in 1–2 minutes with no queue or waiting
Private by design—photos never used to train AI models