Parked car selfie
The parked-car rap selfie, done right.
Song · Main Character · TuneArt- 01Add your photoA clear photo of your face. Only your own face: you confirm it's you.
- 02We set the sceneYour photo is framed and placed in the template's scene.
- 03It sings the songWord for word, on the template's part of the song. About six minutes.
About this template
The parked-car selfie: driver's seat at night, dashboard glow on your face, city lights outside, and you rapping along to the hook. It's the most common way people post their favourite verse, done without filming yourself.
- Good for: Hip-hop and R&B hooks
- Good for: Lip-sync challenge posts
- Good for: Casual, selfie-style content
For the best result
- Use a clear, well-lit photo of your face looking at the camera, one person only.
- Head and shoulders is enough; the scene is built around you.
- Pick the part of the song with the clearest words: the lip-sync follows them.
- Your own pet works too: a sharp photo of its face, looking toward you.
Questions
Does it look like a phone selfie?
Yes. It's framed like a front-camera shot from the driver's seat.
Can I use a photo with sunglasses?
A clear view of your eyes and mouth gives the best lip-sync; sunglasses can make the face harder to read.
How much does it cost?
Your first video is free, with a small watermark. After that, a 15-second singing photo is 30 credits, a dancing photo 34 and an AI music video 40; packs start at $9.90 for 120 credits, with no subscription.
Whose photo can I use?
Only your own, or your own pet. Photos of other people, celebrities or anyone under 18 are not accepted, and every photo is checked.
Can I post it on TikTok, Reels and Shorts?
Yes. Videos are vertical 9:16 by default, and you can share or download them from the result page.