Music videos for your songs, built section by section
You wrote the song. Your clone builds the music video around it, verse by verse and chorus by chorus, following your exact lyrics.
Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval
Releasing a track without a video means leaving most of its reach on the table. But a music video shoot costs more time and money than most independent artists have. Send your clone the song, the lyrics and the mood you're after, and your clone plans visuals for every part of the song so the video follows the music the way a real director would.
Your clone works through the song's own sections in order: intro, verses, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, instrumentals and outro. Each section gets visuals matched to its exact lyrics and feel, using generated images, motion graphics and AI video clips. You can review the storyboard before rendering and regenerate any shot that doesn't fit your vision.
The Music Video structure
Map the song
Your clone breaks the track into its own sections: intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, instrumental and outro.
Match the lyrics
Each section is planned around its exact lyrics, so the visuals follow what's being sung.
Instrumentals count too
Sections without vocals still get their own visuals, carried by the mood of the music.
Generate the visuals
Images, motion graphics and AI video clips are created section by section in a consistent style.
Review and deliver
Check the storyboard, regenerate any shot, then get the finished video by email with a title, description and tags.
Just tell your clone: make a Music Video
Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.
- Make a music video for my song Lowlight. Track and lyrics attached. Dreamy 80s neon look, landscape. Show me the storyboard first.Copy
- Build a vertical music video for the chorus of my new single for TikTok and Reels, plus a square version.Copy
- Music video for my folk song about my grandfather's farm. Lyrics below. Keep the visuals warm, rural and literal to the lyrics.Copy
- Make a music video for my instrumental beat tape track. No lyrics, just abstract motion that builds with the drop.Copy
- Create a full music video for our band's single. Put me on screen during the chorus and keep the verses story-led.Copy
Tips for a better Music Video
- Label your sections in the lyrics (Verse 1, Chorus, Bridge). Your clone uses them to plan the video.
- Describe a visual style in a sentence, such as grainy VHS, bright anime or moody black and white.
- If you already know exactly which shot goes where, use Music Video - Shot List instead.
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Music Video: questions, answered.
Do I need to supply the song?
Yes. Send your track and lyrics and your clone builds the visuals around them, section by section. If you don't have a song yet, ask your clone about creating music first, then make the video.
Can the video follow my lyrics closely?
That's how this format works. Each song section is planned around its exact lyrics, so imagery follows what's being sung. Instrumental sections get visuals that match the music's mood.
What's the difference between this and Music Video - Shot List?
In this type, your clone plans the visuals for each section. In Music Video - Shot List, you provide the entire shot list and your clone produces exactly those shots, cut to your song.
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