Rapping Cat Video Generator
Type a few words — a grumpy tabby in tiny sunglasses, a pug in a gold chain — or upload a photo of your own pet, and get a vertical video of it rapping your bars over a bouncy beat. The cat raps, the lips move, the internet does the rest.
Real rap videos made here
Hover to preview, tap to hear it. Like one? Hit “Make this” and we set it up for you.
How to make a cat rap
Describe or upload the cat
Text only invents a cartoon-ready cat from about five words. 1 photo starts from a clear, front-facing picture of your own pet.
Pick a style and a beat
Cinematic for a real-looking cat, 3D cartoon or clay for a character. Bouncy trap at 120 BPM suits a smug cat; boom-bap at 80 BPM suits a laid-back dog.
Write what the cat would say
Naps, treats, knocking things off tables. Write two lines per five seconds, or leave it empty and the AI writes an original cat verse.
Specs at a glance
| Model | Duration | Resolution | Native audio | Reference images | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniMax H3 Max Turbo | 5–15 seconds | 768p | Yes | Not used | $5.99 per video |
Tips for a rapping cat that looks the part
One cat, one outfit, one colour: “a grumpy tabby cat in tiny sunglasses” stays on model better than a long description.
For a pet photo, use a sharp shot where the face looks at the camera and fills a good part of the frame.
Give it a place and a light — a laundromat at midnight, flickering green — so the scene reads on a phone screen.
For a dog, start from the skate park pug scene and change the breed in the prompt.