Frequently asked questions.

The concept studio is free to use. You can choose a style, edit a prompt and export a short browser-rendered motion preview without a card. These previews help you explore a visual direction; full AI-generated performances are not available in this release.

No account or app download is needed for the preview studio. It runs in a modern browser on desktop or mobile. Video recording support varies by browser; if your browser cannot record a preview, you can still save the prompt and try another browser.

Yes. Choose Photos and add up to six JPG, PNG or WebP images, each up to 10 MB. You can add more, remove individual photos and use the arrows to change their order. All selected photos appear in sequence across one six-second silent preview. Add a prompt for the title. Files stay on your device; this preview does not animate faces or create lip sync.

The video studio exports a short silent motion study as a WebM or MP4 file, depending on browser support, without a branded watermark. You can also download the complete creative brief as text. Finished rap vocals, synchronized music and AI performance footage are not part of this preview.

There is no daily credit counter for local motion studies. You can repeat the preview with different styles and prompts as often as your browser supports. Each export is a short concept clip; it is not an unlimited allocation of cloud AI generation or a promise of future free rendering.

Keep this tab visible while the six-second recording runs, and check that your browser is up to date. If an image will not load, try a JPG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB. Browser recording support varies. Save your creative brief before reloading, because unsaved prompts and photo selections do not persist.

This release creates a creative brief and a short synthesized instrumental sketch. It does not generate AI lyrics, record vocals or produce a mastered full song. Use the sketch to test the tempo and mood before writing and recording your original performance.

Yes. The local preview creates an original synthesized drum-and-bass loop that you can download as a WAV file. It is a short sketch, not a complete arrangement or a licensed sample of someone else’s recording. You can combine it with your own footage and voice in an editor.

The studio does not clone real artists or provide celebrity voices. Describe an original performance through energy, pace, vocal register and delivery. A quiet conversational verse and a forceful chant can share a tempo while communicating completely different moods.

The proposed Starter, Creator and Pro plans are one-time credit packs, priced at $9.9, $29.9 and $99.99 in USD. There is no automatic renewal. Paid checkout is not available yet, and using the free preview never enrolls you in a paid plan or asks for card details.

No credits are needed for local motion studies, instrumental sketches or text briefs. There is no daily cloud-generation allowance attached to this offer. Full AI rap performances, generated lyrics and vocals are not included in the current release.

Creator proposes 400 credits for $29.9, compared with 100 credits for $9.9 in Starter. At 20 credits per standard six-second 720p video, that is twenty videos instead of five, with around 25% lower cost per video. These are planned allowances, not credits that can be purchased or redeemed today.

The preview reads your selected images locally in the browser. They are not sent to a generation service, stored in an account or published in a gallery. Removing a photo or leaving the page releases its temporary reference. Only choose photos you own or have permission to use, and save the exported video before closing the page.

You can use your own exported visual compositions, but commercial rights depend on every ingredient you include. Make sure you hold the necessary rights to photographs, lyrics, music and branding. The supplied sample artwork is for exploring the studio; it is not a blanket license for third-party assets.

Use Report content to prepare an email with the page URL, the concern and a way to contact you. You must send that email from your mail app; the website does not submit it automatically. Describe sensitive material in words, and do not attach illegal imagery, passwords or payment-card details.