Diss Track Generator
Write a diss track in seconds. Say who it is for and what they did, pick playful or savage, and the AI writes 8 to 16 lines of rhyming, punchline-heavy bars. It is free, needs no account, and every diss stays clean — it roasts habits, never looks or identity. Then turn it into a rap video with vocals, lip sync and a beat.
Your diss track shows up here. Say who it is for, add what they did, pick the heat and hit write — it takes a few seconds and needs no sign-up.
Example diss tracks written here
Three short disses from the generator so you know what to expect. Yours are written fresh for your target.
Playful · “my brother steals my fries”
You said you were not hungry, then you vanished with my plate Fry thief on the loose and you still came back for eight Ketchup on your fingers but you swear you did not touch For a guy who is not hungry you are eating way too much
Savage · “roommate never does the dishes”
Your plates been in the sink so long they pay a share of rent You say you will do them later, but that later never went The sponge forgot your face and the soap filed a case You clean up on the console but you never clean the place
Savage · “friend says he is the best at 2K”
You talk like a pro but you play like the tutorial Every game you lose turns into a long memorial Rage quit champion, controller on the floor Call yourself the GOAT but you never check the score
How to make a diss track with AI
Name the target
A name, a relationship or a group: “my brother”, “Sam from accounting”, “the group chat”. It does not need to be famous — the best disses are personal.
Add the beef and pick the heat
One or two habits or moments give the AI real material. Playful is friendly teasing; savage hits harder with wordplay but still keeps it clean.
Copy it — or drop it as a video
Copy the lyrics, write another take, or send the first four lines to the rap video generator and get a lip-synced diss clip ready for the group chat.
Tips for a diss that actually lands
Be specific. “Never replies to texts” beats “is annoying” every time — the detail is the punchline.
Roast what people do, not who they are. Habits, skills and choices are fair game; looks and identity just make you look bad.
Save the best line for last. Generate a few takes, then reorder so the hardest bar closes the verse.
Keep it among people who are in on the joke. A diss is a game between friends — ask before you post someone’s name or photo.