Check One Check Two AI: Make Your Photo Drop the Mic-Check Rap

The mic-check trend, without filming yourself. Upload a photo and AI puts you behind a studio mic, opens with "check one, check two" and drops an original verse.

Made from a single photo each. Tap a video to hear it.

Original photo used for the Birthday rap example

Birthday rap

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Friendly roast example

Friendly roast

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Dog drops a verse example

Dog drops a verse

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Anniversary love song example

Anniversary love song

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Grandpa goes viral example

Grandpa goes viral

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Cat on the decks example

Cat on the decks

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Friday office hype example

Friday office hype

Tap to play with sound

Original photo used for the Pizza shop jingle example

Pizza shop jingle

Tap to play with sound

Mic-check template — add a photo and we put it in the scene.

your singer goes here

One face, looking at the camera, in good light. Pets and cartoons work too.

Pick a style

Optional. Names, inside jokes, the occasion — or leave it empty and we'll pick a trending idea.

No account needed to buy. Or sign in for 1 free watermarked preview. Failed videos are refunded. By continuing you confirm you're allowed to use this photo.

The RapClips "check one, check two" template turns one photo into a neon-studio mic-check rap with an original AI verse and lip sync. It is not the original song — the words after the mic check are written fresh for you.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    A clear, front-facing photo of you, a friend who said yes, a pet or a character.

  2. 2

    We set up the studio

    AI places you behind a silver mic in a neon-lit studio, ready for the mic check.

  3. 3

    Drop the verse

    It opens with "check one, check two", then raps an original verse with your names and jokes. Download and post.

What is the "check one, check two" trend?

Creators lip-sync the opening mic check of a UK track, tapping the mic and nodding to the beat before the drop. It works because the first second is instantly recognisable and the energy builds fast.

This template gives you the same moment — the studio, the mic, the "check one, check two" — and then an original verse written for you instead of someone else’s lyrics.

Is this the original song?

No. RapClips does not use the original recording or its lyrics. Only the common phrase "check one, check two" opens the verse; the beat, voice and every other word are generated for your video. RapClips is not affiliated with the artists.

If you want the original audio, post the video on TikTok or Reels and add the trending sound there, muting our track.

Tips for a harder mic check

Give the topic box something to brag about: "Jay, best five-a-side player in Leeds" or "Milo the dog, undefeated at fetch". Short names and a single flex make the best bars.

What people make

  • Friend hype

    Your mate dropping a mic-check verse about their own legend status.

  • Pet freestyle

    The dog taps the mic and goes in.

  • Team intro

    Introduce the squad before the match.

  • Birthday drop

    A mic-check opener for a birthday shout-out.

Questions

Does it use the real "Check One, Check Two" song?

No. Only the phrase "check one, check two" opens the verse. The beat, the voice and the rest of the lyrics are original and generated for your video.

Can I add the trending sound myself?

Yes. Download the video, upload it to TikTok or Reels and add the trending sound there. Mute our track if you want only theirs.

Do I need to film anything?

No. One photo is enough — the studio, the mic and the performance are generated.

Can I do it with a friend?

Yes. Switch to Duo and add two photos; you share the mic and trade lines.

How much is it?

$9.90 for one video, less per video with packs. Sign in for one free watermarked preview.

Check one, check two — your turn

One photo is all it takes.