AI Music Video Generator: New Clips Cut on the Beat of Your Song

One finished video for one part of your song. Not a slideshow, not a waveform, not a lyric video: a row of short, newly generated clips that change on the beat while your music plays.

The file is a 720p MP4. Your song is the sound, at full volume and untouched in the middle. The AI is told to add no text and no logos to the clips, so the frame stays clean for your own title or caption.

What it does not do

• It does not lip sync. Nobody in the clips sings your words. The clips follow the mood and the story of the lyrics, not the mouth movements.
• The full song has a limit. Full song works for a song of up to 6 minutes. For a longer track, pick a part of 15, 30 or 60 seconds.
• It does not read streaming links. Add a file, or paste a direct link that ends in an audio file.

Music to video AI has to do more than lay clips over a track. Five steps run after you tap Create. You do not see any of them, but each one is why the video feels made for the track and not laid over it.

1. It finds the beat. Your browser reads the song and detects the tempo, between 70 and 180 BPM, then a grid of beat times inside your part. The server checks those times again. When a song has no clear beat, it cuts at an even pace instead.
2. It listens. Speech recognition reads the lyrics in your part, and the language. An instrumental works too: then the sound and the style set the mood.
3. It writes a shot list. An AI writer plans one visual line per shot, in your style, following the mood and the story of the lyrics. Every shot is 2 to 5 seconds and starts on a beat: a cut every 2, 4 or 8 beats, depending on the tempo.
4. It makes the clips. Each shot becomes a short AI video clip, at the quality you pick: Fast, Standard or Best. Each quality has a backup model that tries again when a clip fails.
5. It cuts them together. The clips are trimmed to the shot lengths and joined with hard cuts that land on the beat times. Your song plays under them, with a short fade at the very end.

If a clip still fails after the backup, its credits come back to you.

Pick one style for the whole video. These are starting points, not rules: a ballad in Neon city can look great.

None of these fits? Pick "Your own style" and describe the look in your own words (up to 200 characters). It is saved, so it is there for your next song, and it costs the same.

Not sure? Make the same part twice in two styles and post the one your audience keeps watching.

Yes. Add one clear photo of your face and the AI keeps that person in every shot: the same face from the first cut to the last, in the style you picked. It works well for an artist who wants to be in the video without a shoot, which is the main reason to use an AI music video maker.

Leave the photo out and the video has no fixed person. The shots follow the song with places, objects, crowds and changing characters. That suits instrumentals, DJ sets and tracks where the music is the star.

Use a photo of yourself, or of someone who said yes.

Use music you made or have the right to use. The video keeps your song as its sound, so the rules of the platform where you post it still apply to the music.

Add the song as an MP3, M4A, WAV or AAC file of up to 25 MB and 10 minutes, or paste a direct link to an audio file. Links to video sites and streaming services do not work: the generator needs the audio file itself.