From Track to Video in 4 Steps
No editing experience needed. You can change anything at any step.
Bring a track
Upload your song or generate one. We analyze the beat, sections, and lyrics.
AI writes the treatment
A scene per section, matched to the mood and the words.
Every scene generated
Characters stay consistent shot to shot. Regenerate anything you do not like.
Cut to the beat
Cuts land on the downbeat automatically. Then edit it all on a real timeline.
Lip sync that lands
Put your artist on screen and have them actually sing the words, synced to the vocal track.
Consistent characters
The same face, wardrobe, and world across every shot, not a new person each cut.
A real timeline
Everything lands in an editable timeline. Trim, reorder, swap a shot, export.
Questions people ask
The five things musicians ask before they upload a track.
- Do I need my own song?
- No. Upload a track you have the rights to, or generate one in the app for 10 tokens. Either way the beat map is measured from the actual audio.
- Do the cuts really land on the beat?
- Yes. The track is analysed for its beats and its sections, and scene boundaries are placed on the downbeats it finds. They are not snapped to a fixed tempo grid, which is what makes cuts drift on a song that sits at 84.3 BPM rather than a clean 84.
- Can the artist be on screen singing the words?
- Yes. Add a character with a reference photo and the lip sync is generated against the vocal track, so the mouth matches the line being sung.
- Will the same person look the same in every shot?
- That is what the character system is for. A character carries a description and its reference images into every scene, so the face, the wardrobe and the world hold from cut to cut instead of resetting.
- What do I actually get at the end?
- An editable project on a multi-track timeline, and an MP4. Change one shot and export again without rebuilding the video.
- What does it cost?
- Tokens, charged per generation, so a short video costs less than a long one. New accounts start with 50 free tokens, which covers a script, a character reference and a first batch of scene images.
Keep looking
Twenty-four style looks
The same shot rendered twenty-four ways, so you can see what each look does before you pick one.
Take a lookVideos people finished
Public projects from the community, including music videos made the way this page describes.
Take a lookHow music video mode works
Beat maps, lyric sync, characters and lip sync, written out in full.
Take a lookReady to see your track on screen?
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