AI Music Video Generator
Pair portraits with your own song or a reference clip to create an AI music video. Choose the cast, direct the scene, and shape the final edit around the track.
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START WITH THE SOUND
Give your track a world to live in
The AI Music Video Generator turns portraits, recordings, and visual direction into short performance scenes. Start with the feeling of the song, then choose the faces, setting, and movement that carry it on screen.
These reference performances show different starting points: two portraits in a duet and artwork animated with supplied audio. Use them to plan a scene; they are not demonstrations of an automatically edited full-length song.
Family portraits in a duet
Let the chorus set the pace
Play the source track
FROM TRACK TO SCREEN
Build a music video in three stages
Your cast
Your track
Choose the faces and the song
Upload portraits or a group photo, then add the song or recording that gives the scene its rhythm. Decide who appears and which section should guide the performance.
Shot direction
MovementBackdrop
Review the first scene
Set the visual language
Choose a reference for the motion, select a background, and add instructions for the gestures, props, or atmosphere that should appear around the performers.
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Edit the cut around the beat
Review the preview, revise a scene when needed, then arrange the finished clips with your footage and music. Trim, mute, and export the final video when the sequence is ready.
The AI Music Video Generator works in a phone or desktop browser. Prepare a scene on your device and return to the saved project while the render is processing.
DIRECT THE WHOLE VISUAL
Make the picture answer the music
Shape the scene before you render
- Cast the story around your track
- Choose two individual portraits or select people from a group photo. Set their positions and roles so the visual performance has a clear focal point from the first beat.
- Plan a scene that matches the mood
- Use a reference video, song, or voice recording to establish the feeling of a shot. Add direction for movement, props, styling, and the way each performer should appear on camera.
- Separate movement from the backdrop
- Guide the action with one source and choose the setting from another. This lets a quiet portrait, a stage performance, or a more cinematic scene share the same workflow.
- Keep the version that feels right
- Save a setup before experimenting with a new role or instruction. Review the change, restore an earlier version, and continue shaping the strongest take.
Turn individual scenes into a finished release
- Create visual variations for one song
- Prepare several scenes from a photo collection or a list of visual ideas. Carry the overall direction across the batch while tailoring the cast and action for each shot.
- Build a complete cut on the timeline
- Combine generated scenes with your own footage. Reorder the sequence, trim the quiet parts, add a music bed, choose transitions, and mute any clip before exporting.
- Review the estimate before rendering
- See how your selected duration, quality, and batch size affect the credit total. Set a spending limit before submitting the next set of scenes.
- Return to the project as it develops
- Follow each render from submission to result. Reopen saved settings, check completed previews, and retry a scene without rebuilding the whole music video concept.
FIND YOUR NEXT SHOT
Four ways to make a song visual
01
Give a new single its opening scene
Pair a portrait with the first section of your track and create a visual introduction for a song you are ready to share.
02
Turn a chorus into a performance
Choose the people who belong in the frame, select the chorus, and build a short performance around the part listeners remember.
03
Make a memory montage with music
Bring together family or travel photos, animate selected moments, and arrange them into a personal video with your own soundtrack.
04
Add an AI scene to an existing edit
Create a performance shot that belongs beside footage you already filmed, then place both on one timeline for a polished social cut.
ONE TRACK, TWO DIFFERENT JOBS
Choose how the song shapes the scene
For a vocal performance, choose Your own audio in the AI Music Video Generator and select a passage of your recording. That audio guides the generated performance. Adding music to a finished clip in the editor supplies a soundtrack; it does not regenerate mouth movements.
For a longer song, plan separate scenes for the intro, verse, and chorus, then assemble the clips yourself. Check the length available in the quality settings for each scene. The editor lets you choose the cuts; it does not promise automatic beat matching or a complete song-length video in one generation.
AI Music Video Generator plans
Choose a credit plan for your next visual. The studio shows the estimated cost for your selected duration and quality before you submit.
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- No preview watermark
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Video counts and per-video prices are based on Standard · 720p · 12s (10 credits).
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What a video costs
Credits per 12-second video. Length scales the price, rounded up to a whole credit. All formats cost the same.
| Model | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2.0 Mini | 5 credits | 10 credits | — |
| FastSeedance 2.0 Fast | 8 credits | 17 credits | — |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 10 credits | 20 credits | 50 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 17 credits | 37 credits | 93 credits |
BEFORE THE FIRST FRAME
AI music video questions
What can I use to start an AI music video?
Use two portraits, a group photo, your own song, a voice recording, or a reference video. The studio combines your selected people and creative direction into a short performance that you can review and edit.
Can I use my own song in the music video?
Yes. Upload a song or recording you created or have permission to use, choose the section that should guide the performance, and keep or replace the reference sound while finishing the edit.
Can I choose the people and the visual setting?
Yes. Select performers from individual portraits or a group image, choose their positions and roles, and set the motion and backdrop separately. You can also add directions for gestures, props, and appearance.
Can I combine generated clips with my own footage?
Yes. Place generated performances and personal footage on one timeline. Reorder scenes, trim sections, add music, mute a clip, and export the finished edit as an MP4.
Can I revise the music video after seeing a preview?
You can change the cast, roles, reference section, motion, and instructions before requesting another generation. Trimming or muting a finished clip does not require regenerating it.
Does the AI Music Video Generator work on mobile?
Yes. Prepare your photos and settings in a current mobile or desktop browser. Materials are uploaded when you submit a generation; rendering runs in the cloud. The local draft on your device is separate from submitted projects.
Will one generation cover my entire song?
The studio generates individual clips within the length supported by the selected settings. Plan several scenes for a longer track, then combine them with your footage and music in the editor. Review each scene and the total credit estimate before submitting a batch.
Does adding background music make a photo sing?
Music added during editing accompanies the finished footage. To guide a vocal performance, supply the recording through Your own audio before generation and select the passage to use. Replacing the soundtrack afterward does not change the existing mouth movements.
YOUR NEXT RELEASE
Give your next track a visual world
Bring the song, choose the cast, and shape the first scene before you decide how far to take the finished music video.