AI Music Video Generator

AI Music Video requires an active Pro or Studio plan. Storyboarding, shot generation, lip sync, and resolution-dependent rendering consume the credit amounts shown before confirmation.

MP3, WAV, and M4A files up to 5 minutes long. You can also paste a public Suno song link and the tool pulls in the audio automatically. There's a built-in trimmer if you only want to use part of the track.

The AI listens to your audio and picks up BPM, onset transients (the actual hits), and song sections like verse, chorus, and bridge. It places scene transitions on real beat positions instead of timed intervals, so cuts feel musical rather than robotic.

Yes. Once the storyboard generates, you see a preview for every shot. If something doesn't look right, rewrite the prompt for that one shot and regenerate it. Everything else stays the same.

There are 12 styles: cinematic, realistic, anime, watercolor, comic, pixel art, oil painting, 3D render, cyberpunk, fantasy, sci-fi, and horror. You can pair any style with 8 different moods (romantic, dreamy, dark & moody, nostalgic, ethereal, psychedelic, melancholy, euphoric) — that's 96 possible combinations.

Yes, as long as you upload a reference image. The AI uses your face or character reference to keep things visually consistent throughout the video. Without a reference, characters might look different from scene to scene.

When you pick Singing as your content mode, the director assigns lip sync to selected vocal shots and uses beat-driven cutaways for the others. It works at 480p, 720p, or 1080p with audio from 10 seconds to 5 minutes. A reference image is required to anchor the performer's look.

It depends on song length, shot count, resolution, and the current queue. The storyboard comes first, and after you approve or tweak the shots, composing the final video is a second stage.

You get three resolution options: 480p, 720p, and 1080p. For aspect ratio, pick from 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical for TikTok and Reels), 1:1 (square for Instagram), 4:3, or 3:4. Everything exports as MP4.

Pro and Studio plans include a commercial-use license for eligible generated video output. No service can guarantee that Content ID or another platform system will never flag an upload, and you must have all rights required for the source music and images.

Storytelling builds a narrative arc with evolving scenes and atmosphere. Singing focuses on vocal performance with performer presence and stage energy. Dancing puts the emphasis on choreography, body movement, and rhythmic cuts.

While Pro or Studio is active, you can obtain a commercial-use license for eligible output in your account, including output created before upgrading. Other output remains for personal, non-commercial use unless later licensed. The license does not clear rights in source music, images, people, trademarks, or other third-party material.

Planning is charged in confirmed stages based on song length, reference count, and shot count. Generation depends on the number of six-second shots, lip-sync routing, and resolution, plus one keyframe-priced scene anchor per story segment. Regenerating a shot uses the same per-shot rate, and composing is free.

Yes. You can grab any song from your BeMusic library directly — no need to download and re-upload. Just hit 'From Library' in the audio source picker and choose your track.

The storyboard-first approach. You get a complete storyboard first, then selectively fix the shots that don't work, without redoing the whole thing.