Rapframe

What is Rapframe?

Rapframe is a video studio for rap and performance scenes. It offers a set of prebuilt stage setups, from a hotel lobby duet to a street freestyle and a radio booth, and places your portraits into them. You pick a scene, add one or two faces, and choose the length and resolution. The output is a short clip with the performance already staged.

How do you use Rapframe?

1. Open the scene list and pick a setup. Options include a hotel lobby duet, a street freestyle, a desk performance with an optional saxophonist, a radio booth interview, a mic check, a park walk, and a mansion scene.
2. Upload one portrait for a solo scene or two for a duet. Clear, front-facing photos give the most consistent result.
3. Choose the duration, the aspect ratio, and the resolution. Five, ten, and fifteen second options are priced differently.
4. Review the credit estimate shown next to the generate button. The reservation is taken when you submit.
5. Watch progress in your workspace, then download the finished clip.
6. Keep the clip or start a variation with a different portrait or a different scene.

What are the key features of Rapframe?

• Seven named scenes, each with its own staging, camera work, and lighting.
• Solo and duet support, with two portraits blended into one performance.
• Duration options of five, ten, or fifteen seconds.
• Vertical and landscape output, with 720p and 2K tiers.
• A credit reservation model: credits are held on submit, used on completion, and returned when a job fails.
• Transparent per-second rates published on the pricing page, so longer clips are easy to budget.
• One-time credit packs with no subscription and no expiry.

Who is Rapframe for?

Rapframe suits artists making a teaser or a cover reveal, producers mocking up a visual for a beat, and social creators who want a performance clip without a shoot.

How much does Rapframe cost?

Credit packs start at about US$9.90 for 99 credits, then about US$24.99 for 300 credits and about US$139.99 for 2,000 credits. Rates are published per clip: at 720p a five-second clip costs 20 credits, ten seconds costs 40, and fifteen seconds costs 60. At 2K the same lengths cost 30, 60, and 90 credits. Credits are bought once, never expire, and are reserved on submit rather than charged up front.

Frequently asked questions

Why were my credits reserved instead of charged?

The studio holds the estimated cost while a job runs. On success the held amount is charged; on a confirmed failure it is returned to your balance.

Can I use a group photo for a duet?

A group photo is not split into two characters. Upload one portrait per person for duo scenes, otherwise one face may be duplicated or ignored.