File, frame and length
A vertical 9:16 MP4 of 5 to 15 seconds, from My videos. Square and landscape variants are one click away and never change the price.
AI music video · song in one render
AI Music Video Generator: Song and Video, One Render
Add one or two photos and a line about the occasion. The generator writes the rap, builds the beat, then films the people in your photos performing it.
- One or two photos
- Original song and beat
- 5–15 seconds
- MP4, no watermark
What it looks like
Music videos made with this generator
The short answer
What is an AI music video generator?
An AI music video generator makes the song and the video in one render. Give it a photo of each performer and a line about the occasion; it writes the rap, builds the beat and films those people performing it.
A standard render (720p, 12 seconds, vertical) costs 10 credits, $6.99 one-off, and a failed render is refunded. Full pricing and credit packs have their own page.
- Output
- An MP4, 5 to 15 seconds, vertical by default, no watermark, saved in My videos.
- Input
- One photo per performer: two for a duo, one for a solo. At least 300 px a side.
- Song
- Original lyrics and beat for your topic. No audio upload and no cloned voice.
- Stage
- Orange hotel lobby, luxury lobby, purple studio booth or night street cypher.
- Cost
- 10 credits at 720p and 12 seconds, or $6.99; a monthly plan is $29.90 for ten videos.
- If it fails
- Credits return within a minute. A video that never arrives is never charged.
Three moves
How to make a music video from photos
Add one photo per performer
Front-facing and evenly lit, one person per photo. In duo mode the left photo is the lead and the right one trades bars; one-photo mode makes a solo. They never have to be shot together.
Why: the performance is rebuilt from the face, so a clear face beats a stylish crop.
Choose the stage and the shape
Four stages, four models, three resolutions, five lengths, five ratios. The default is 720p, 12 seconds and 9:16 — the cheapest setting that looks right on a phone.
Why: the stage sets the picture and the length sets the price.
Write the line, then render
Type the names and one detail — “Jake turns 30 and still can't cook” — pick an occasion and press create. 200 characters; empty gives a generic verse.
Why: a real name gives the lyric writer something to rhyme around.
The output, item by item
What the render actually contains
Resolution you pay for
720p is the default: the cheapest render that holds up full-screen on a phone. 480p roughly halves the credits, 1080p needs a Pro model.
Who sings and who backs up
In duo mode the left photo takes the mic and the verse while the right one hypes and answers. Solo mode hands the verse to one performer. The left slot decides it, not a toggle.
A song written for this topic
The model writes original bars and an original beat around your line. No pre-made tracks, and no famous voice is imitated.
Four stages, four readings
The orange lobby reads as the Hotel Lobby trend, the marble lobby as a formal occasion, the purple booth as studio footage, the night street as a battle. The stage never changes the price.
Lip-sync cut to the vocal
Mouth shapes are generated against the vocal rather than pasted from a template, so an open-mouth photo lands better than a closed smile.
What one render costs
10 credits at 720p and 12 seconds, or $6.99 one-off. Longer or sharper settings scale with the rate on each model card.
What people make
Six videos worth rendering
A birthday video instead of a card
“Jordan turns 30 and still can't cook pasta”
The lyric names the person and the age, and the guest of honour performs it with you. Play it at the table or post it in the chat.
An anniversary counted in years
“Ten years of us, and the first date that went wrong”
Both of you in one frame. The verse counts the years and keeps the detail you gave it, which makes it yours rather than a template.
A friendship roast that sticks
“Best friends since second grade, still undefeated at everything”
Two photos and one shared memory. It gets reposted with the sound on, because the joke is inside knowledge.
Promos without a crew
“Rosa's bakery, sourdough that sells out by nine”
Name the brand and what it does, then let the verse carry the shouting. Good for a launch, a sale or a store anniversary.
Pets, because the photos exist
“Mochi the corgi runs this house and everyone knows it”
A clear photo is all a performer needs, so a dog, a cat or a pair can carry the verse. The photo in your camera roll is the whole input.
Office send-offs
“Priya is leaving, and she was the only one who fixed the printer”
A leaving gift that costs less than a signed card and gets watched more than once. The colleague performs and the joke is the topic.
What good looks like
Four rules that decide whether it lands
A clear face beats a good outfit
Front-facing, evenly lit, one person per photo, 300 px minimum. Sunglasses, hard shadow and group shots are the usual reasons a render misses the person.
One idea per song
A verse about a birthday, a new job and a dog becomes a verse about nothing. Pick one occasion, one person and the detail they would recognise.
Match the stage to the room
The orange booth reads as trend, the street cypher as confrontation, the studio booth as process. Choose the reference your viewers know.
Twelve seconds is a format
Short enough to loop without a pause, long enough for a hook and eight bars. A second scene is a second render: cut the clips in your editor.
Before you pay
AI music video generator: questions
What it charges, what comes back, and what you can post.
What does this generator actually make?
Add a photo per performer, pick a stage and an occasion, type a line about it, then press create. The song and the video come out of the same render.
Is there a free version?
No free preview: rendering costs compute, so it is paid from the first video. A standard render is 10 credits, or $6.99 one-off. Credits never expire and a failed render is refunded.
Can I upload my own song or beat?
Not on this page: the generator writes and performs an original rap. For visuals on a recording you already have, use the MP3-to-video generator, which keeps your audio.
Do I need to film anything or install an app?
No filming, no green screen, no editor. It runs in the browser and returns an MP4. An account is required, because the render is tied to your credits and saved to My videos.
What can I download?
An MP4 with no watermark, in 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 3:4 or 4:3, at 480p, 720p or 1080p depending on the model. Vertical is the default because these clips are watched on a phone.
Can I post it and use it commercially?
Yes. The MP4 has no watermark and lands in My videos, ready to post.
How long does one render take?
About a minute for a standard 12-second render; a busy queue or a Pro model takes longer. The task keeps running if you close the tab and reappears in My videos.
The stage is set
Make your music video in the next minute
One or two photos, one line about who it is for, one render. Change the settings after the first result.
A render that fails is never charged. Credits return on their own.