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Diss Track Generator
A diss track generator for jokes between people who agreed to be in it: no public figures and no one under 18. The generator below starts in Battle and gives you a 12-second 9:16 vertical MP4 with AI-written lyrics, a rap voice and a beat.
Your diss track video
- Two rappers trade short, playful lines about your joke
- A beat and an AI rap voice, made together with the picture
- Saved as a 12-second vertical MP4, ready to send
Your photos are deleted after your video is made.
Diss track examples
Burnt rice diss track
Rap Battle
The closest match to a diss track is Battle mode. Two performers on an orange set trade playful jabs about burnt rice and thin soup.
Turning thirty diss
Duo
Age is easy material for a friendly diss. A studio duo trades jokes about turning 30, teasing each other without any bad blood.
Turning forty comeback
Duo
A diss works best between friends who tease each other. A duo in a neon-lit studio swaps 40th birthday wishes and jokes.
Retro mic comeback
Duo
Not every comeback needs a fight. Using Duo mode, a man and a woman take turns sharing a retro mic on an orange set.
Studio back-and-forth clip
Duo
A studio look for a back-and-forth. Two adults take turns in front of sound-proofed walls and microphones, which suits a long-running joke between friends.
One-person callout clip
Solo
One photo can carry a one-sided callout. A performer in a yellow top raps solo at a hanging mic in front of an orange backdrop.
What a diss track generator makes
A diss track is a rap that teases someone. This generator makes a small, friendly version of it: you upload 1 or 2 photos, write one line about the joke, and it returns a 12-second 9:16 vertical MP4 with AI-written lyrics, a rap voice and a beat. The people you pick become the rappers, and the AI writes the lines about your topic.
It is a video with a short rap in it, not a full-length song and not an audio file. You get twelve seconds of two faces, a beat and a few lines, which is the right size to send in a chat and get a laugh.
It is built for banter between people who are in on the joke. If the person in the photo would not laugh, or has not agreed to be in it, do not make it.
Diss track generator: your video in 3 steps
- 1
Add the people who agreed
Upload one clear photo of each person for Battle, or switch to Solo or Duo. Tick the consent box only when everyone in the photos has said yes.
- 2
Write the joke in one line
Name the person and the harmless habit, then pick a beat. Trap, Boom Bap, Old School and Drill each give the teasing a different attitude.
- 3
Generate and send
Press the button, sign in if asked and pick a pack. When your 12-second video is ready, it is in My videos to download and send.
What to diss, and what to leave out
The best diss is a joke the other person already knows about. Pick a small, harmless habit, name it, and add one detail. Skip anything that would sting.
A debt that never gets paid
Name the amount. A number is funnier than “a lot”.
- “Jordan, who has owed me twenty dollars since spring”
- “Priya, who swears she will pay me back after payday”
Always running late
- “Theo is two minutes away, as he has been every day this year”
- “Dana, whose “leaving now” means still in the shower”
Lurking in the group chat
- “Sam reads every message and has not replied since March”
- “Kim, who reacts with a thumbs-up and nothing else”
A game they always lose
Works best in Battle: both people get a verse about the same game.
- “Mina, who has lost every round of cards since June”
- “Leo and the board game night losing streak”
Where to send your diss track
A diss lands best when the target sees it first, from you, with a smile. Then post it where the group will enjoy it.
The group chat
Send it without a caption and let the rap do the talking. This is where a joke like this belongs.
Stories, with a tag
Tag the person only if they have said yes, and keep the caption light.
A game night or party screen
Play it on a TV or a phone as the opening act before the first round.
A reply to their own clip
If a friend posts a rap or a challenge, answer with a diss track back and let the rivalry run.
What this diss track generator can and cannot do
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Friendly diss track ideas
The roommate who skips the dishes
Two photos, one sink and a very specific number of days. A safe, shared complaint.
A friendly rivalry at work
Two coworkers argue about whose turn it is to refill the coffee machine, and the rap settles nothing.
A birthday roast
Tease the birthday person about their habits, with their OK, and send it on the day.
A self-roast
Use Solo, add your own photo and diss your own snooze button. Nobody else has to agree.
What a good diss looks like
A good diss track is specific. “Always late” is a shrug, but “two minutes away since January” is a joke, because the detail proves you were paying attention. Put a number, a place or a habit in the line and the rap has something to rhyme with.
It is also harmless. The target should be a quirk the person owns, such as a streak of losing at a card game, a pile of unread messages or a borrowed charger that never came back. They should be able to laugh at it in front of their friends.
And it is shared. The best diss tracks are inside jokes. Strangers do not need to get it, because the people it was made for will pass it around.
Battle, Solo or Duo for a diss
Battle is the natural fit. Two photos give you two rappers, one who opens with a challenge and one who fires back, which is how a diss is meant to sound. For a longer look at that format, see the rap battle generator page.
Solo works as a self-roast. Use one photo of yourself and tease your own habits, which is the safest diss there is. Nobody else needs to agree, because the target is you.
Duo suits two friends who are on the same side. They trade lines but aim at the same thing, such as the group project that took all term or the neighbor’s leaf blower. The AI rap duo page has more ideas for that setup.
Want to start from a single portrait of someone who has said yes? The photo to rap video page shows how one picture becomes a rapper.
Ground rules for a friendly diss
Consent comes first. Only use photos of people who know about the video and have said yes. A diss aimed at someone who did not agree is not a joke, and the generator is not for it.
Keep the target to what a person does, not who they are. Leave out looks, body, health, family, background or identity. If the line would hurt when read aloud to the person, cut it.
Do not use it to harass anyone. It must not be used to pile on, to shame a private person or to carry on a real conflict. Celebrities, public figures and anyone under 18 are not allowed at all.
Videos are for personal sharing only, and the voices are generic AI voices rather than copies of real people.
Diss track generator versus other ways to make a diss track
| Feature | MKRap | Lyrics-only AI | Recording your own |
|---|---|---|---|
| The lines | Written by the AI from one line | Written by the AI, as text only | You write every bar |
| Voice and beat | Included, made with the video | Not included | You record and find a beat |
| Faces on screen | Your photos become the rappers | None | You film it or edit it |
| Skill needed | None | None | Writing, rhythm and editing |
| Length | 12 seconds, fixed | Any length of text | Any length |
| Time to a first result | 3 to 10 minutes | Seconds, text only | Hours |
Diss track generator questions
Is this diss track generator okay to use on a friend?
Yes, as long as the friend has agreed to be in it and the joke is something they would laugh at. Tease a habit, not their looks, family, health or identity.
Can I diss a celebrity or a rapper?
No. Celebrities, public figures and real rappers are not allowed, and the voices are generic AI voices that do not copy anyone.
Can I download just the audio?
No. The result is a 12-second MP4 with sound, and the rap is part of that video. There is no separate audio file.
Can I write my own diss lyrics?
No. You give a one-line topic, and the AI writes the lyrics. You steer it with the topic, the mode and the beat.
Do I need two photos?
Battle uses two photos, one per rapper. For a self-roast, switch to Solo and use one photo.
Can I use it for a real argument?
No. It is for lighthearted teasing between people who are in on the joke. It is not for real conflicts, harassment or anyone who has not agreed.
How much does a diss track video cost?
A pack is $9.90 for 1 video, $19.90 for 3 videos or $29.90 for 5 videos, as a one-time payment with no subscription. Each video uses one from your pack, and a video that fails is returned to your account automatically.
Can I use the video commercially?
No. Videos are for personal sharing, not for ads or paid promotion, and MKRap does not offer a commercial license.