Turn your takes into a snippet, cut on the beat
A snippet is the 10 to 30 seconds you post before a song drops. With Stalak, you pick that part of your song, add a few takes of you rapping it, and get a snippet cut on the beat with your lyrics on screen. Free, in your browser, ready to post.
Built for the rollout
- Pick the exact part of the song to post, down to the bar.
- Lyrics on screen so people catch the bars on mute.
- Creator Plus packs: 5 to 30 different cuts of the same snippet, so you can post every day of your rollout.
- Vertical 9:16, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Tips for a snippet people replay
- Start on the hook or the hardest bar: the first 2 seconds decide everything.
- Keep it short; 10 to 20 seconds is often enough.
- Post a different cut every day instead of the same video twice.
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
How long should a rap snippet be?
There’s no rule, but short snippets that start on the strongest bar are easiest to replay. Stalak lets you pick any part of the song, down to the bar.
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.