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Text to Rap

You have the words. Give them a beat and a voice. Paste your lyrics, pick a sound and hear two different takes of your rap song.

Try sample lyrics

  • Two takes per song
  • Trap, boom bap, drill or melodic
  • Free drafts, no account needed

AI rap song examples: Corner Store Kings

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Start from

A rough idea is enough. Have bars already? Bring them.

Add your lyrics

Mark sections like [Verse] and [Hook] to shape the song.

Pick the sound

These steer the beat and delivery, not an exact copy.

Style

Mood

Energy

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Rap beats to write over

Three original instrumentals from 92 to 140 BPM. Press play and keep writing; the player stays with you on every page.

How to use the Text to Rap

  1. Paste your lyrics

    Give the track a title and paste up to 5,000 characters of your own text. Use [Verse] and [Hook] to mark sections.

  2. Choose the delivery

    Pick trap, boom bap, drill or melodic rap, then set the mood and energy. Leave Instrumental only off for vocals.

  3. Compare two takes

    Generate with your existing credit balance, listen to both versions and download the take you want to keep.

Make your words easier to rap

A little structure helps the model find the cadence in the text you bring.

  • Put each bar on its own line so phrases have room to breathe.
  • Mark the verse and hook instead of pasting one long paragraph.
  • Repeat the hook in your lyrics if you want it to come back later.
  • Shorten crowded lines or spell a tricky name phonetically before trying another take.

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Rap songwriting guides

Short reads on turning an idea into a brief and writing bars that ride the beat.

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Text to Rap FAQ

Yes. This page opens in My lyrics mode and sends the text you enter as the lyrics, together with your sound settings. The generated delivery and pronunciation can vary, so listen to each take before sharing.

Your bars are ready for a beat

Bring your verse, add a hook and hear how it sounds as a rap song.