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Music video

AI Music Video Generator From Audio

Upload a song you recorded anywhere and AI Song Generator builds a music video around the audio itself: it measures the tempo, finds the beats, bars, sections and drops, follows the energy, and uses all of that to plan where each scene starts and ends.

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See it in action

Short samples made with AI Song Generator from one of our own songs and a fictional character. Turn the sound on to hear how they follow the music.

  • Scenes planned from the audio itself: tempo, sections and drops decide every cut.

  • Pro quality: exact clip lengths so cuts land on the music.

  • The same project cut to a vertical clip for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Steps

How it works

  1. Upload the master

    Add an MP3, WAV or M4A of the finished mix and confirm you have the rights to use it.

  2. Let the analysis run

    The tempo, sections and high-energy moments are detected first; the scene plan is built on them.

  3. Describe the look

    Write a concept or choose a style preset; add character images if a person should recur.

  4. Approve and generate

    Edit the storyboard, confirm the estimate, and the scenes are generated and cut to your audio.

Bring a song from anywhere

You do not have to generate the music with AI Song Generator. A track mixed in your studio, a demo bounced from your phone or a release you already distribute all work, as long as you own it or have permission to use it. MP3, WAV and M4A files are accepted, and a lossless WAV gives the analysis the cleanest signal to work with.

The upload is stored privately in your account and used only for your project. It is never published unless you choose to share the finished video.

What the analysis listens for

Before any visuals are planned, the track is analysed in-house. The result is saved with the file, so a second video from the same song does not repeat the work.

  • Tempo and beat positions, so cuts can land on the pulse
  • Bars and phrases, the natural places for a shot to change
  • Sections such as intro, verse, chorus and bridge, found from changes in the sound
  • Energy and loudness over time, including drops and big accents
  • Lyric line timing, so story beats and overlays can follow the words

How the analysis shapes the video

The scene plan uses section boundaries and drops as its first choice for cuts, then bar lines near the length a shot needs. Shots are never longer than the selected video model can generate, and each clip is trimmed to its exact musical length when the video is assembled.

Energy steers the camera. Low-energy passages are planned with slow, wide shots; high-energy passages get handheld movement and quick push-ins. The storyboard writer also sees the section labels, so a final chorus can return to an image from the first one.

When the analysis needs help

Rubato piano, ambient pieces without a steady pulse and songs with sudden tempo changes give the beat tracker less to hold on to. The video still works, but cuts may follow phrases and energy more than an exact grid. In that case, read the storyboard closely and adjust scene lengths in the editor before you export.

Your audio stays untouched

Generated clips are made without sound, and the export lays your uploaded file under the finished picture. Nothing is remixed, re-sung or re-mastered, so the video carries the exact version you uploaded. If you shorten the video for a social cut, the audio is trimmed to the same section.

What you get

  • MP4 with the uploaded audio unchanged
  • Saved analysis of the song
  • 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 versions

Prompts

Example prompts

Starting points you can paste into Create and adjust. Specific details — tempo, instruments, mood, structure — give the most control.

  1. Home-recorded indie demo

    Lo-fi bedroom recording, late-night city bus rides, window reflections, the singer seen only as a silhouette, slow pacing to match the soft drums

    StylePro, muted colors, grain

    A silhouette keeps the look consistent without reference images.

    Use in the Studio
  2. Drum and bass master

    Fast tunnel flights through abstract light structures, a burst of color on each drop, calmer floating shots in the breakdown

    StyleExperimental, high contrast

    Fast genres show off beat-aligned cuts best.

    Use in the Studio
  3. Acoustic live take

    Autumn forest, morning mist, a wooden cabin, slow push-ins that follow the strummed guitar, no people

    StyleCinematic, natural light

    Leaving people out avoids continuity issues entirely.

    Use in the Studio
  4. Rap single with a hook

    Night-time parking lot, low-rider cars, the artist character in a red jacket, hard cuts on every bar of the hook

    StyleCharacter profile, two reference images

    Reference images keep the jacket and face consistent across cuts.

    Use in the Studio

Use cases

Where it fits

  • Artists with existing releasesA video for a song that is already out, without reworking the audio.
  • ProducersVisual versions of beats and instrumentals for portfolios and pitches.
  • Bands with live recordingsAtmospheric videos for live takes that were never filmed.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which audio formats can I upload?
MP3, WAV and M4A. A WAV of the final master gives the most reliable analysis.
Do I need lyrics?
No. Instrumentals work well. Lyrics only matter if you want lyric overlays or want story beats to follow specific lines.
Will the video change my song?
No. The export uses your uploaded file as the soundtrack, exactly as it is.
Can I use a song by another artist?
Only with permission from the rights holders. You confirm your rights when you upload, and videos made from unlicensed songs can be removed.
Is the analysis charged?
No. Analysis and storyboard drafts are not billed. Credits are only used for the scenes you approve, and the estimate is shown first.

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