Album Cover Video Maker

The artwork visualizer places your cover sharp in the centre of the frame, over a blurred and darkened copy of itself, with a waveform moving beneath it in time with the music. The artwork itself does not change, which is often exactly what a label or an artist wants. It is rendered by AI Song Generator directly and costs no AI credits.

The animated cover sends your artwork to a video model as the opening frame of a short scene, with a description of what should move: rain falling across the image, a figure turning, neon signs flickering. The scene starts on your cover and evolves from there, and it is priced like any generated scene.

One cover usually needs several sizes around a release:

Covers are square, most video frames are not. The artwork visualizer solves this with the blurred backdrop, so the cover never gets cropped. An animated cover is generated in the frame you export, so a square cover in a vertical or widescreen video can be cropped or extended at the edges. Keep the important details, such as the title and faces, near the centre of the art.

A canvas plays over and over next to your track, so subtle motion ages better than a big event. Pick one movement and keep it slow, avoid text near the edges of the frame, and make sure the first and last moments look similar so the repeat is less noticeable. Watch the clip several times in a row before you upload it.

Use artwork you created, commissioned with the right to adapt it, or licensed for video use. A designer who sold you a cover for print and streaming may not have agreed to animated versions, so check the agreement before you publish motion artwork.