Add the song and lyrics
Upload an MP3 or supported audio file, import a supported song URL, or generate a track. Lyrics can be timed automatically, corrected by hand, or imported from an LRC file you already trust.
If the hook lands hard, the visuals should too. AIMusicVideo creates lyric videos with automatic lyric timing or your own imported LRC file, places lyric-aware visuals around verses, choruses, and instrumental sections, and previews the timing before you commit to an export — instead of stamping static subtitles over a background loop.
The workflow treats the lyric sheet as the score for the visuals. Time it, check it, then let the scenes follow it.
Upload an MP3 or supported audio file, import a supported song URL, or generate a track. Lyrics can be timed automatically, corrected by hand, or imported from an LRC file you already trust.
Play the track against the timed lines before generating visuals. A lyric video lives or dies on whether the words land with the vocal — fix the timing first, when a fix costs nothing.
Lyric-aware visuals are planned around the song's structure, generated scene by scene, and assembled with the source audio into an MP4 for your publishing destination.
Verses, choruses, bridges, and instrumental gaps can each receive different visual treatment, so the energy of the song shows up on screen instead of one loop repeating for three minutes.
Automatic timing gets the lines close; your review makes them exact. Import an LRC file when you already have timing you trust from another tool.
Lyrical videos work for releases, but also for weddings, celebrations, invitations, and worship settings where the words are the point. Direct the theme to match the occasion.
The same imported song, timing, and lyric data can power a full scene-by-scene AI music video with characters and locations — without re-importing anything.
A lyric video puts the words on screen in time with the vocal and lets the visuals support the text. A full AI music video builds a directed story with a consistent performer, locations, and scene-by-scene camera language.
The practical answer is often both: publish the lyric video first while the song is fresh, then grow the same project into a directed music video for the channel release. Because both start from the same song import and lyric timing, the second production does not start from zero.
A lyric video puts the words on screen in time with the vocal, with visuals supporting the text. A full AI music video builds a directed scene-by-scene story with characters and locations. The same imported song can power either — read the full comparison.
Lyrics can be timed automatically from the song, or you can import an LRC file with your own timing. Review the timing against the vocal before generating visuals so lines land on the right beat.
Yes. Upload an MP3 or another supported audio file, import a supported song URL such as a supported Suno link, or generate a track in the music creator — provided you have the rights to the material. See the Suno-to-video workflow.
Yes. Verses, choruses, bridges, and instrumental gaps can each receive different visual treatment, so the chorus can open up visually instead of looping one background for the whole song.
Yes. Direct a 9:16 vertical production or a 16:9 horizontal release instead of cropping a finished export and losing the text off the edges of the frame.
Free signup includes one song-generation request and one complete storyboard with generated scene images. Scene animation and final MP4 processing require a membership. See current pricing.
Import your song, time the lyrics, and preview the sync before you spend anything on generation.