Bring a song you made or own and get a music video for it. We read the track the way a video editor would, find its sections and every bar, lay each cut on a bar line so the picture changes when the music does, then draw an original picture for every shot in one look and cut them together with slow camera moves under your music.
Most slideshow makers change the picture every few seconds whatever the song is doing. Here the cuts come from the music itself: the beat is measured from the audio, every cut lands on a bar line, and a new section of the song always brings a new shot. Choruses and drops get wider, bigger pictures; quieter verses stay closer.
Every picture is drawn from the same look and the same recurring subject, so the shots read as one video rather than a pile of unrelated images. The pictures are original: no real people, no celebrities and nobody's likeness.
A music video is priced by its parts: reading the track, planning the storyboard, one picture per shot and the cut. A 15-second cut starts at 16 AI Credits; the page shows the exact price for your length, pace and image model before you start, and a picture that cannot be made is refunded.
Yes. Use a track you made or have the rights to, including songs from our AI Music Generator. The video is yours to post.
Vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, wide 16:9 for YouTube, and square 1:1 for feeds, as an MP4 with your track at full quality.
Yes. Choose 15, 30 or 60 seconds and we pick the strongest stretch on the bar, or pick an exact cut in Audio to Prompt's edit map and send it here.