Can Two People Take Turns Lip-Syncing Your Own Song?

1. Pick two parts of the song, one for each of you. Each part is as long as the video: 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds in the Hotel Lobby booth.
2. Add one photo of each person, and put whoever sings first on the left.
3. Open Video & sound, choose Your song and upload the track (MP3, WAV or M4A, any length). Drag the orange frame to the first part, then create.
4. When the first video is ready, drag the orange frame to the second part. Then tap “Hand the mic to the other one” under the video: the two photos trade places and the second video starts with the new part. You can also swap the photos yourself and press Create.
5. Download both MP4s and put them one after the other in CapCut, iMovie or any editor.

Two videos cost twice one: 12 credits for two 12-second videos at 480p. Credits are paid when you create each video, and a failed render is refunded.

If you both want the same line, leave the orange frame where it is and tap “Hand the mic to the other one” after the first video. You get two versions of the same part, one with each of you in front, to post side by side or one after the other.

• The routine starts again at the beginning of each video, so the cut between your two parts shows. A cut on a beat hides it best.
• Pick parts where the voice is clear; the person in front lip-syncs to it.
• Faces, moves and lip-sync vary from one render to the next, so your two videos will not match exactly.
• We have not published a test of this two-video method yet. It only uses features the generator already has.

If the words matter more than your recording, switch to a Seedance model and turn on Both rap: the AI writes a verse about your topic and the two of you trade lines in one video. A 12-second AI rap on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 720p costs 10 credits on any stage. See the AI rap battle generator.