Bécane AI Video Generator

Turn one photo into a solo singing video

Bécane AI is a solo studio-performance format associated with Yamê's song. Facial expression, gestures and musical energy stand out against a simple backdrop. RapDuo gives your portrait a warm studio setting and a vintage microphone.

Choose Bécane for a personal solo moment. For a pair, Hotel Lobby offers a shared recording-room performance and Raindance takes your duet outdoors.

Make your selfie sing at a microphone in a colorful studio

The Bécane sample shows a solo performance against an orange studio backdrop, with a hanging microphone framing the face. The studio and musical performance are created around your portrait; you do not need to photograph yourself in a recording booth.

In Personal details, give the take one purpose: a greeting for someone, a little celebration or a mood you want to convey. Judge the result as a studio performance: facial expression, posture and gestures should work together with the singing. Watch with sound to decide whether the delivery suits the person and occasion you chose.

Start with one clear portrait

Upload a clear JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Use the original photo with good light and a visible face.

• Upload a photo with exactly one person. A group photo makes the intended solo performer unclear.
• Keep eyes, mouth and hair visible in even light. Avoid a phone covering the face, dark sunglasses and strong beauty filters.
• A comfortable upper-body view gives more reference for clothing and gestures. Keep visible hands natural and unobstructed.

Create your studio performance

Choose 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds and a 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 frame. Standard, Fast and Pro currently offer 720p; Ultra offers 480p or 720p. The generator shows the credit cost for your settings before you confirm.

1. Add the performer

   Upload one authorized portrait in the creator above. This page starts with the Bécane solo effect selected.

2. Choose the final frame

   Choose duration, model, available resolution and aspect ratio. Think about where the microphone, face and gestures will sit on the screen you plan to use.

3. Confirm the render

   Sign in and review the credit cost before generating. Your account keeps the generation status and completed download together.

Start with an 8-second singing clip

These are the settings used for the real sample above. Play it with sound and compare the performer with the source portrait shown on this page before choosing your own photo.

A 9:16 frame suits a vertical post. Choose 1:1 for a square composition or 16:9 for more room around the microphone and studio. You can change the length and model before confirming the displayed credit quote.

Check the voice, face and gestures

The clip comes with its own vocals and music. You do not need to record yourself or prepare a scene script. The Bécane recording and Yamê's voice are not included.

Watch the mouth during vocal passages and the hands around the microphone. Check the whole performance, including the ending. Words, facial details and clothing can change as the performer moves.

Download the finished MP4 from your account and listen before sharing it to a social platform or private chat. You can complete the upload and download in a mobile browser.

While a render is processing, follow that job in your account. Processing time depends on the provider queue. Use the generation help page below if the job fails or stops progressing.

• If the face loses detail, try an evenly lit original portrait instead of a filtered screenshot.
• If the microphone or hands cover the face, choose a chest-up photo with the mouth and hands unobstructed.
• If gestures are cut off, leave more space around the upper body in your reference and consider a wider frame for the next take. Each new render uses paid credits.