Most AI video tools start with a text prompt and hope it fits the music. This one starts with the music: your song is analysed first — beats, structure, lyrics, mood, strongest seconds — and the video is built from that.
A prompt-first generator has no idea where your chorus starts, so it cuts on a timer. The result looks fine muted and wrong with sound on — which is exactly how people watch, then scroll.
Song-first means the analysis runs before a single frame is generated. Beat positions decide the cuts, the detected viral moment decides where the clip starts, the lyrics decide what the scenes are about, and your cover art decides the palette.
The free set gives you finished videos immediately. The premium AI reel goes further: real generated motion, scene by scene, following the story the lyrics tell — charged upfront in credits and refunded automatically if a render fails.
Beat positions come from the audio analysis, so transitions land with the track instead of on a stopwatch.
The storyboard look reads the story in your words and generates scenes for it — your song's imagery, not generic stock motion.
Colours are derived from your artwork and the song's mood, so the video reads as part of the release.
Seven finished 9:16 videos come with the free analysis. The AI motion reel is the paid step, and only if you want it.
MP3 or WAV, 30 seconds minimum, no account. The analysis runs in about a minute.
Tempo and beat grid, structure, lyrics with word timings, mood, and the seconds where the track hits hardest.
The free set renders while you read the results. If you want real generated motion, the AI reel is one click from the same page.
No. The prompts are derived from your song — lyrics, mood, tempo and detected moments. You can regenerate if you want a different direction, but there is nothing to write to get started.
The free set is rendered from your audio, cover art and lyrics — seven finished 9:16 clips. The premium AI reel generates actual video footage scene by scene from the song's story; it costs credits and is refunded automatically if the render fails.
The analysis takes about a minute and the first clips are ready when your results open. A premium AI reel takes a few minutes and you get an email when it is done.
Yes — Suno and Udio exports work exactly like any other upload; everything is measured from the audio. What is blocked is uploading someone else's commercial release: the copyright check stops video generation on those.
Vertical 9:16 MP4 files you download and post yourself, plus captions and hashtags per platform and a 2-week posting plan. No watermark on your own tracks.
Upload a track and the videos come back built around its beats, its lyrics and its strongest seconds. Free set, about a minute, no card.
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