Describe someone — a name, a habit, a running joke — and the roast generator writes back in seconds: pick Playful or Savage and get three roasts to choose from, or pick Rap battle and get one 8-bar verse. It's free, there's no account to create, and it answers in whatever language you type the description in, so a roast about your flatmate's dish habits written in French comes back in French. Most roast generators stop there, handing you a page of text and nothing else to do with it. This one doesn't: hit "Make it a rap video" on any roast and it carries the joke straight to the diss track generator, where the person in your photo performs it as a 12-second lip-synced rap video — $3.99 one-time, with a free 6-second watermarked preview first so you can see it before you pay.
How to use the roast generator
- Describe the target. Give two or three real details — a name, a habit, a running joke everyone already knows. The more specific the detail, the better the roast; "always ten minutes late" beats "annoying" every time.
- Pick a style. Playful for something you'd post in a group chat, Savage for real bite, or Rap battle for 8 bars built to be performed.
- Roast. Playful or Savage come back as three roasts to compare; Rap battle comes back as one 8-bar verse — either way, in seconds.
- Copy it, roast again, or make it a video. Copy the line you like straight into a caption, hit roast again for a different angle on the same description, or click "Make it a rap video" to send it to the diss track generator.
The three roast styles
- Playful — birthday-card energy: the kind of line you post in the group chat about a friend who can take a joke and will laugh first.
- Savage — real bite. Still aimed at what someone does, not at who they are.
- Rap battle — 8 bars written to be performed out loud. It's the style built for the video.
What makes a roast land
- Specific beats general. A real detail — a habit, a catchphrase, a running joke — lands harder than any generic insult ever could.
- Punch at choices and habits, not at who someone is. The target's decisions are fair game; their body, family or background are not.
- One exaggeration per joke. Stack three in one line and none of them land; pick the sharpest and commit to it.
- End on the sharpest line. The last line is the one that gets repeated, so save your best for last.
The rules
- Adults only. The generator declines when the description says the target is a minor.
- Nothing about appearance, body, race, religion, disability, sexuality or family. The model is told to stay off those topics; if a line still crosses them, roast again or write to hello@useairapvideo.com.
- No real addresses, phone numbers or threats. A roast is a joke, not a way to find or scare someone.
- A daily cap per visitor keeps the tool free and fast for everyone, not just the first person who shows up.
Roast generator vs. diss track generator
This page is text — free, instant, three roasts in the time it takes to type a sentence. The diss track generator is the same joke performed on video: the person in your photo raps it, lip-synced, over an original AI beat, for $3.99 one-time after a free 6-second watermarked preview. Use this page to find the line first — a Rap battle verse travels best — then send your sharpest roast over to become a video. Check pricing for the larger credit packs, or read the DMCA policy if a roast about you needs to come down.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI roast generator free?
Yes. Roasts are free with no account needed, though there is a daily cap per visitor to keep it that way for everyone. The only paid thing on this page is turning a roast into a rap video, which is $3.99 one-time.
Do I need to sign up?
No, not for roasts. You only need a verified account once you send a roast over to the diss track generator and want to render the video.
Can it roast a photo?
No, it roasts a description, not an image. The photo comes in later, on the diss track page, where it makes the person in your photo perform the roast as a rap video.
How do I turn a roast into a rap video?
Pick the Rap battle style, click "Make it a rap video", and the 8 bars are pre-filled as your own lyrics on the diss track generator. Add a photo of the target, and the video costs 30 credits — $3.99 — for a 480p render.
What won't it say?
It stays off appearance, body, race, religion, disability, sexuality and family, and it declines outright when the description says the target is a minor.
Does it work in other languages?
Yes. It answers in whatever language you describe the person in.
Can I use the roasts commercially or post them?
Yes, the text is yours to use. Just be decent about who you aim it at.
Last updated: 2026-10-30