AI Diss Track Generator
Type their name and a few running jokes. Get original roast bars and a rapped 30-second preview free, no sign-up.
Make a diss track
We swapped a few words so the music model would rap it. This is the version it raps.
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One quick check that you're a person:
A diss track is a rap song that roasts one person. This diss track generator writes one about someone you know: their name goes in the hook, and the verses turn the things they always do (late texts, burnt toast, a fantasy team in last place) into punchlines. Fill in the form above and the AI writes the bars in seconds. You can edit every line, hear the first 30 seconds of your track free, and then get the whole track, about two minutes long, in two versions to pick from.
How the diss track generator works
- Tell us who's getting roasted. A first name or nickname, who they are to you, and two or three things they always do. Pick the heat (playful, spicy or savage), a beat and a male or female rapper.
- Read and edit the bars. Google's Gemini model writes original roast lyrics in rhyming couplets, with their name in the hook. Change any line you want.
- Hear it rapped free. Google DeepMind's Lyria music model makes the whole track over the beat you picked and plays you the first 30 seconds, so you know how it lands before you pay.
- Get the full track. For $4.99 the whole track is made, about two minutes from intro to outro, in two versions. Download the MP3s and send a private link to the group chat.
The full track is usually ready in about a minute.
What makes a good diss track
The best roasts are specific and petty. "You're late" is a shrug; "you said five minutes away from the shower" gets a laugh. Give the generator habits, choices and running jokes your friends all know: the kicker drafted in round two, the hoodie that was never theirs, the seven-minute voice notes. Every track ends on a wink, so it reads as a roast between people who like each other, not a takedown.
In this diss track generator, the heat setting changes how hard the punchlines hit. Playful is teasing, spicy has sharper burns, and savage brings battle-rap wordplay. Even on savage, the bars stay clean: no swearing and nothing about looks.
Diss track ideas for every rivalry
People use the diss track generator for:
- a friend who always cancels, never pays you back or thinks they can cook;
- an ex, kept petty and funny, for you and your friends to play;
- the fantasy football league loser, before the punishment kicks in;
- a birthday roast rap that turns into a toast at the end;
- a roast rap for a party, a group chat or a farewell at work.
Need a stage name first? The free rap name generator has you covered. Want only the words? Use the diss track lyrics generator.
Rules that keep it a roast
A diss track here is a joke the person in it can laugh at too. The tool only takes a first name or nickname, never a last name, address or handle. It won't write about someone's race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, body or looks, nothing sexual, no threats, and nothing about self-harm. It won't roast celebrities or public figures, and it's for adults roasting adults, never kids or teens. The diss track generator checks your roast material and the lyrics against these rules before and after the lyrics are written.
Share pages are hidden from search engines, and the person in a track can take it down with one tap. See the terms for the full rules.
Honest about the AI
These tracks are made with AI, and we say so. The lyrics are written by Google's Gemini model and the beat and the rapping by Google DeepMind's Lyria model, both on Google Cloud. Every track carries Google's SynthID watermark, an inaudible marker that identifies AI-made audio. The rapper is an AI voice: we don't imitate real artists, and we don't use existing songs, beats or lyrics.
That is also why a full track from this diss track generator costs $4.99: it's made in about a minute. Five tracks are $12.99, paid once with no subscription. See pricing.
Make your diss track now
Ready? Go back to the form at the top of this page. The bars and a 30-second rapped preview are free, and you don't need an account.
Frequently asked questions
Is the diss track generator really free?
Yes. Writing the lyrics is free (up to 8 sets a day) and you can hear one 30-second rapped preview free each day, without signing up. The full track, about two minutes long and in two versions, is $4.99.
Does the diss track generator actually rap, or just write lyrics?
It raps. Google DeepMind's Lyria model performs your lyrics over a beat with an AI rapper's voice: boom bap, trap, West Coast, old school, lo-fi or pop rap. The free preview is the first 30 seconds of your actual track.
Will it say the name right?
The AI rapper says the name as it is spelled, and the free preview lets you check before you pay. If a name comes out wrong, try spelling it the way it sounds in the lyrics.
Can I diss a celebrity or a rapper?
No. The tool only roasts people you know personally. It won't write about celebrities or public figures, and it won't imitate a real rapper's voice or use their songs.
What if the person in the track wants it gone?
Every share page has a button to take the track down. It comes down right away while we take a look. You can also email hello@aidisstrack.app.