A music video maker built by a rapper, for rappers
Stalak turns a few phone takes into a rap video cut on the beat. Drop your song, add your takes, and export a vertical snippet for TikTok, Reels or Shorts, or the whole song as a 16:9 music video for YouTube with Stalak Pro. It runs in your browser, free to start.
Made for how rappers actually post
- Post the same song every day without re-editing: Creator Plus makes packs of 5 to 30 videos, each cut differently.
- Full 16:9 music video mode with effects like flash, zoom, shake and slow-mo (Pro).
- Auto lyrics: Stalak writes and syncs your bars from your vocals (Pro).
- Built by 99Sayso, an independent rapper who coded Stalak for his own videos.
Tips for a rap video from your phone
- Shoot in a few locations with the same outfit: the cuts feel like a real video.
- Keep your face well lit; the cuts look sharper when every take is clear.
- For a full music video, film the whole song in each take.
What’s free, what’s Pro
- Free: unlimited videos, auto cuts, lyrics one line at a time, 3 filters, 9:16 export. A small Stalak logo, or a ~30-second ad to remove it.
- Stalak Pro ($7.99/mo or $49.99/yr): no ads, no watermark, 16:9 music videos, karaoke and word-by-word lyrics, auto lyrics, all filters and premium effects.
- Creator Plus ($14.99/mo or $99.99/yr): everything in Pro, plus video packs, automatic cloud saving and a real person to talk to.
FAQ
Can I make a full music video, not just a snippet?
Yes. With Stalak Pro, the 16:9 Clip mode edits the whole song for YouTube, with effects.
Is Stalak free?
Yes. Unlimited videos, no account. Free videos carry a small Stalak logo that moves to a new spot now and then; watch a ~30-second ad to remove it from that video, or go Pro ($7.99/mo or $49.99/yr) for no ads and no watermark.
Is this an AI lip-sync tool?
No. Stalak never fakes your mouth. It edits your real takes: you perform the song, Stalak picks the cuts and keeps every take lined up with the audio.
Do my videos get uploaded?
No. Editing happens in your browser, on your device. The only exceptions, if you use them: cloud projects (Creator Plus, saved automatically) and the audio sent for auto lyrics (Pro).
Stalak is made by 99Sayso, an independent rapper from the Alaska collective. He coded it to cut his own takes to the beat.