Half price through Nov 30, 2026: 10 credits (regularly 20)

Skepta Rap Dance AI Video Generator

Upload one photo of each of three people and get a 15-second vertical trio dance video that follows the Skepta Rap Dance routine, synced to the original audio.

Make my Skepta Rap Dance video
Create your Skepta Rap Dance video
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Add one photo of each of the three people

One person per photo · 20 MB max eachPhoto requirements

Clear faces, good light · JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · 20 MB max each Width and height must exceed 300 px; aspect ratio must be between 0.4 and 2.5. Photo 1 becomes the dancer starting at the back left, photo 2 the lead dancer in the center, photo 3 the dancer at the back right; reorder them to change roles.

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Choose a scene

This video: 10 credits ·

What Is Skepta Rap Dance AI?

Skepta Rap Dance AI recreates the viral three-person Skepta Rap Dance with the faces and outfits from your own photos. All three dancers are replaced, so nobody from the original clip stays in your video, while the routine, timing and soundtrack follow a fixed reference clip.

There is nothing to tune: no model, length or quality settings. Choose a scene, add three photos and the video is generated at 480p in a 9:16 frame, ready for vertical feeds.

Three AI-generated people doing the Skepta Rap Dance in an underground parking garageThree AI-generated people in suits doing the Skepta Rap Dance on a city street at night

How to Make a Skepta Rap Dance AI Video

  1. Add three solo photos

    Upload a clear photo of each person, one per slot. Photo 1 becomes the dancer who starts at the back left, photo 2 the lead dancer in the center near the camera, photo 3 the dancer at the back right.

  2. Pick a scene

    Keep the original parking garage or switch to a city rooftop, a night street or a dance studio. The routine and audio stay the same in every scene.

  3. Watch and share

    Follow progress in My videos. When it is ready, download the MP4 and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Skepta Rap Dance AI FAQ

What photos should I upload?

Use three separate photos with one person in each. A clear, evenly lit, front-facing half-body shot works best, with the face, hair and upper-body clothing visible. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC are accepted, up to 20 MB each. Only upload photos you have permission to use.

Can I use one group photo?

No. Skepta Rap Dance AI needs three individual photos so each person can be matched to one dancer. The photos can be taken at different times and places.

Which photo becomes which dancer?

The upload order decides the roles: photo 1 becomes the dancer who starts at the back left, photo 2 the lead dancer who starts in the center near the camera, and photo 3 the dancer who starts at the back right. Reorder the photos to change roles.

Which scenes can I choose?

The original parking garage, a city rooftop, a quiet city street at night and a spacious dance studio. The scene changes the background and lighting; the routine, timing and soundtrack stay the same.

Does the video keep the original sound?

Yes. The finished video uses the audio from the reference clip. No voice recording is needed and your voice is not cloned.

How long is the video and what format is it?

Each video is about 15 seconds long, vertical 9:16, at 480p. These settings are fixed for this page.

How much does a Skepta Rap Dance AI video cost?

Each video costs 10 credits with the limited-time half-price offer, valid through November 30, 2026; the regular price is 20 credits. If your balance is too low, you can buy credits right from the creator.

Will the result look exactly like us?

Your photos guide each dancer’s appearance, and the reference guides the moves. With three people in motion, AI video can still vary in faces, hands and timing, so review the result before sharing it.

What happens if generation fails?

If a paid video fails, the credits return to your balance automatically. You can close the page after submitting; progress and any failure reason appear in My videos.

Are my photos private?

Uploads and videos are not published in a public gallery or used to train our own models. Source photos are removed from our storage 24 hours after the video completes or fails. See the privacy policy for full details.