Give your song a music video that matches its genre
Upload a track and the music video generator builds visuals that follow its genre and its lyrics. Choose AI dancer clips, a new image for every scene, or one cover image held for the whole song; a title card and captions are added for you.
It is made for the moment a track is released and needs something to post. Publish the video straight to your channels, or make a vertical cut for short-form feeds.
What people use it for
Independent artists
A visual for every release without a video shoot.
Lyric videos
Captions that follow the song, over visuals that match its mood.
Producers and labels
Fast visuals for a catalogue of tracks.
How song to music video works
Four steps from input to a finished, publishable result.
Upload the song
Choose clips, images, or a cover
Visuals follow the genre and lyrics
Title card and captions added
Frequently asked questions
What do I upload?
The song itself. The visuals follow its genre and lyrics.
What visual styles are there?
AI dancer clips, a new image per scene, or one cover image.
Are lyrics shown?
Yes. Captions and a title card are added.
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One-off videos
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More real examples
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Standard operating procedure
A step-by-step playbook for every tool: plan, create, review, localize, publish, archive.
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