A music video for a track you already have

Read your song into its sections, beats and a storyboard in one look, then cut the music video on the bar: the best 30 seconds for Reels, or the whole track.

Visualizers and short-form cuts for every single are the part of a release that gets skipped because each one is an editing job. Here the edit comes from the track and the pictures from one brief, so a 30-second cut for each platform is minutes of work rather than a booking.

Why this will not look generic: The cuts come from the beat measured in the track itself, every one on a bar line and a new shot on every section change, so the video moves when the song moves instead of on a slideshow timer.

What you walk away with

• The track read: tempo, key, sections and an edit map of every bar
• Visual prompts: one look, cover art and a storyboard on the song's sections
• A music video cut on the beat for Reels, TikTok, Shorts or YouTube
• Cover art in the same look

What the reverse actually gives you

Point it at: A finished track you made or own: a single, a podcast theme or a bed from your last campaign.

What comes back (representative example): A hazy, mid-tempo dream-pop single built on a looping chorus-drenched electric guitar figure and a soft drum machine with a gated snare, warm analogue synth pads swelling behind a breathy, double-tracked female vocal sitting slightly back in the mix. The verses stay sparse and close, just guitar, pad and a muted kick, then the chorus opens wide with shimmering high strings, a fuller bass line and a long plate reverb on the vocal. A short instrumental break strips everything back to the guitar loop before the last chorus lifts a step higher. Wistful, nocturnal and nostalgic, with a lo-fi tape softness on the top end and a fade on a held synth chord. 92 BPM, in D major.

Things you would never have thought to type:

• the verses stay sparse, then the chorus opens wide
• a gated snare on a soft drum machine
• the last chorus lifts a step higher
• tape softness on the top end

What you change: The pictures. The cuts stay on the bars and the section changes because they come from the track; the look and the story are yours to set.

How it works

1. Read the track, get the visuals - Tick Visual prompts. Back comes the look, the cover art and a storyboard on the song's own sections, plus an edit map with the best 15, 30 and 60 seconds.
2. Make the video - The track and its look come with you. Make the 30-second cut for Reels, or send an exact cut from the edit map with Make a video. Optional: Cover art (The cover prompt from the visuals, square, in the video's look.).

Cost and time

This workflow runs at from 18 AI Credits + about 3 minutes. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Every step spends AI Credits from the same balance, reverses included, and credit packs never expire.

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