AI music video generator: turn your song into a finished video

Music Video Mode is the AI music video generator inside Pixel Dojo Film Studio. Upload a track, describe your artist and the vibe, paste lyrics if you have them, and the studio plans a full storyboard against your song. Every shot performs its exact part of the track, and the final export plays your original audio start to finish with no gaps.

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG and FLAC files all work, up to 50MB, which fits a full-length track at high quality. The whole song becomes the length of your video, so a full single, a remix or a short hook all work the same way.

Yes. Create a track in Text to Music by describing the style and adding your own lyrics, from 30 seconds to 5 minutes long. Then upload it to Music Video Mode and build the video around it. It is a fast way for a new artist to go from an idea for a song to a finished video in one place.

Your song is cut across your shots automatically, so each shot covers the precise slice of the track it performs and every cut lands on the beat. Re-time a shot or add a new one and a single click re-syncs the whole cut against the song, so the storyboard always matches the music.

Yes. MiniMax H3 leads music videos by default because it performs your track with frame-accurate timing, and every finished shot is checked against the song. If a shot lands off the beat you are told before you export, so the vocals and the mouth movements line up from the first verse to the last chorus.

MiniMax H3 is the default for music videos. Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2 Reference can also perform your track, and you can switch engines for the whole video before you render. Every shot gets its own slice of the song to perform, whichever engine you pick.

9 looks made for music videos: Rap video, Neon club, Stage performance, Retro camcorder, Y2K pop, Moody R&B, Rock grit, Dream pop and K-pop. Each one carries its own color grade, lighting and framing language through every shot, so the whole video feels like one shoot, whether you want a gritty rap video, a glossy pop video or a dreamy slow-motion visual.

Yes. Attach a character from Character Studio and their reference images ride along on every shot, so identity, wardrobe and styling hold from the first frame to the last. Build a recurring artist once and they can front every release, the same face across singles, teasers and full music videos.

No. Lyrics help the planner put the right line in the right shot, so verses, hooks and the chorus land where they belong. You can also just describe the concept and the mood, and the studio plans the video against the audio on its own.

Yes. Pick widescreen 16:9 for YouTube or vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts before you plan. Every frame is generated in that shape, so nothing is cropped when the video plays full screen on a phone.

Export the finished music video as a 720p MP4 with your original track playing start to finish. Or download every clip as a zip in shot order, ready to finish in Premiere, Resolve or any editor if you want to add your own titles, effects or alternate edits for each platform.

Credits depend on the engine and the length of your song: a 30-second hook has fewer shots than a full single, so it costs less. Uploading the song and planning every shot cost no credits. You pay per shot as frames and performance clips render, only after you approve the shot list, and the studio shows each price before it runs. See plans and pricing for how many credits each plan includes.

Uploading your song, writing the concept and planning every shot cost no credits, so you can see the whole video laid out before you spend. Rendering frames and performance clips uses the credits in your plan. Music Video Mode comes with every paid Pixel Dojo plan, starting at $10 a month.

The best AI music video generator keeps the artist on the beat, on model and on screen for the whole song. Pixel Dojo plans every shot against your track, performs it with frame-accurate lip sync, keeps one face with Character Studio and exports with your original audio, all in one studio with no editing software needed.

Yes. Videos you make are yours to publish and monetize under the Pixel Dojo subscription terms. You do need to hold the rights to the song you upload, and your track is only ever used to make your video.