Turn one song into a finished music video
Upload your track and describe the artist. The studio storyboards every shot to its exact slice of the song, renders performance clips with frame-accurate lip-sync, and exports the video with your original audio playing start to finish.
Included with every plan from $10/mo. Uploading your song and planning the storyboard are free; shots are charged per shot only after you approve the plan.
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The studio moves like a real video shoot: track, artist, look, storyboard, then the shoot. This is the whole pipeline, playing on loop.
STEP 1 — UPLOAD YOUR SONG
MP3 or WAV, the full track. Planning is free — you are not charged until you approve the shots.
Every frame in the demo above is pulled from a real Music Video Mode export. Click a step to jump.
Music videos made start to finish in the studio
Full-length tracks, storyboarded and performed shot by shot. Hover any video to play it, and tap the speaker for the song.
Alley Lights
A rapper performs straight down the lens through a neon-lit alley and an empty parking deck, every verse on camera and on the beat.
Dragon Signal
An idol group on a glass skydeck, choreo cutting between LED walls and city lights, styled and lit like a label release.
Mirrorball
A solo pop performance across a mirrorball dancefloor and a wall of color-blocked LEDs, every line delivered straight into the lens.
Top Dog
A hoodie-wearing shepherd raps a whole track from a blue-hour rooftop to a floodlit court. The joke holds because the character never breaks.
Every video above is a real, unedited Music Video Mode export. Song, storyboard, shots, and stitch, all done in the studio.
From upload to final cut in four steps
The studio moves like a real video shoot: track, artist, storyboard, then the shoot.
1. Upload your song
MP3 or WAV, the full track. Paste the lyrics if you have them, or just describe the vibe and let the studio plan against the audio.
2. Describe your artist
Who is on camera and what world they live in. Cast a consistent face from Character Studio and it holds in every shot.
3. Approve the storyboard
Every shot is planned to its exact slice of the track, with a cheap still frame first. Re-time or add shots and one click re-syncs the cut.
4. Render and export
Shots render with frame-accurate lip-sync and are checked against the song. The export plays your original audio start to finish.
Nine looks built for music videos
Each look carries its own grade, lighting, and framing language through every shot of the video.
Rap video
Low angles, hard shadow, one-spotlight confidence
Neon club
Rain-slick streets, practical neon, 3am haze
Stage performance
Concert rig, haze and beams, crowd energy
Retro camcorder
Handheld tape grain, on-camera light, direct-to-lens
Y2K pop
Gloss chrome color, bubble highlights, 2001 shine
Moody R&B
Blue-hour dusk, silk shadow, slow push-ins
Rock grit
Dust, sweat, and raking light, 16mm crunch
Dream pop
Soft bloom, pastel haze, floating slow motion
K-pop
Color-blocked sets, high-key gloss, choreo-forward framing
Built like a video shoot, not a prompt box
Most AI video tools hand you disconnected clips. Music Video Mode keeps the artist, the look, and the timing locked to your track from the first frame to the last.
Cut on the beat
Music videos live on fast cuts. The planner slices your track across the storyboard automatically, so every cut lands where the song says it should.
Lip-sync you can trust
MiniMax H3 leads music videos by default because it performs your track with frame-accurate timing. Any shot that lands off the beat is flagged before you export.
Your artist, every frame
Character Studio references lock identity, wardrobe, and styling across every shot, so the star of shot 3 is the star of shot 33.
Nine looks made for the format
K-pop to rock grit to dream pop. Tight performance framing where it counts — faces and hands hold up far better than wides at these clip lengths.
Storyboard first, spend after
Cheap still frames come before expensive video. Approve each frame, redo the ones you do not like, and nothing renders as a clip until you say so.
Finish it anywhere
Export the stitched video with your original track, or download every clip in shot order for Premiere, Resolve, or CapCut.
Your first music video is one track away
Upload the song. Describe the artist. Approve the storyboard. Export the video.
Longest example above runs 2:56 — a full track, start to finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything creators ask before making their first AI music video.