Can the same character appear across the whole video?

Yes. A selected character or reference image can remain attached to the storyboard so each scene is generated from the same identity anchor.

AI music video generator for musicians

Turn Your Song Into a Directed AI Music Video

Start with an MP3, a supported song link, generated audio, or a creative prompt. AIMusicVideo plans lyric-aware scenes, keeps your performer connected to the storyboard, animates approved frames, and assembles the final music video.

Start with your song Direct a music video

MP3 and supported song linksFree song + image storyboard16:9 and 9:16 workflowsFinal MP4 on paid plans

WE WON’T LOOK AWAY MP3 Emily
vonburg30Open watch page

One connected production

From audio to finished video in three clear stages

The workflow separates planning, visual approval, and animation so you can correct the creative direction before committing to the full render.

Add the song

Upload audio, import a supported song URL such as a supported Suno link, select a dashboard song, or generate a new track.

Direct the storyboard

Use lyrics, timing, mood, theme, location, and a character reference to create a reviewable scene-by-scene visual plan.

Animate and assemble

Generate approved scene clips, keep them in song order, combine the original audio, and process the downloadable final MP4.

Real community output

Watch music videos made in the workflow

Every example below links to a public AIMusicVideo release. No stock demos and no invented production counts.

947 public songs183 finished public videos290 creators publishingLive counts from the public catalog

WE WON’T LOOK AWAY MP3 Emily AI music video

WE WON’T LOOK AWAY MP3 Emilyvonburg30 · Watch the finished video

AGELADA DUBstamatis93 · Watch the finished video

Tossin and Turnin Saints of the Sage AI music video

Tossin and Turnin Saints of the Sagesaintsofthesage35 · Watch the finished video

Tria Gourounakiastamatis93 · Watch the finished video

WE WON’T LOOK AWAYvonburg30 · Watch the finished video

Tyranny and Surveillance for all Severed Spine AI music video

Tyranny and Surveillance for all Severed Spinesaintsofthesage35 · Watch the finished video

Creator reaction

Made with the guided music-video workflow

“Right I didn’t prompt a thing I let it create the storyline, i uploaded my pic and I remixed it with the Wes Anderson preset then uploaded my song an went with it... it’s crazy good.”

S. Oliver
@RealBoon22 · Creator comment, Jul 28

Screenshot of S. Oliver's public comment about creating a music video with AIMusicVideo — Original creator comment shown for context. Wording is preserved from the public post.

Built around the song

More than disconnected AI clips

Lyric synchronization

Scenes follow the vocal moment

Timed lyrics and song structure help Story AI decide what each scene means, when it begins, and how it leads into the next section.

Storyboard control

Review the direction before animation

Edit prompts, locations, character action, camera framing, and visual style at the scene level before generating every clip.

Character consistency

Keep one recognizable performer

Attach a character or reference image to the project so the storyboard and scene generations share the same identity anchor.

Final delivery

One ordered MP4 with your song

Completed scene clips are normalized, placed in timeline order, combined with the song audio, and prepared for web playback and download.

Designed for real release workflows

A music video generator that still gives you decisions

AIMusicVideo can create the first direction from the song, but it does not hide the production behind one irreversible button. You can inspect the scene plan, test storyboard images, replace a weak frame, regenerate one clip, and see the estimated credits before major generation steps.

That makes the same workspace useful for an independent artist making a first visual, a producer turning a Suno track into a video, or a creator building multiple aspect-ratio releases from one concept.

Start from audio: upload an MP3 or another supported audio file, import a supported URL, or select a song already in your library.
Use the real structure: intro, verse, chorus, bridge, instrumental gaps, and outro can receive different visual energy.
Test before the full batch: generate a smaller storyboard-image pass, review it, and continue when the visual language works.
Regenerate surgically: revise one scene without discarding the rest of the storyboard or completed clips.
Publish the result: download the final MP4 or make the song and video public on an indexable creator page.
Prepare each destination: direct horizontal 16:9 releases for YouTube or vertical 9:16 versions for Shorts, TikTok, and Reels instead of relying on an accidental crop.

Control before full generation

One-click speed when you want it, scene control when you need it

Some song-to-video tools move directly from upload to a single automatic render. AIMusicVideo keeps the fast starting point while exposing the storyboard and individual scenes before final assembly.

Production decision

Typical automatic generator

AIMusicVideo workflow

Starting point

Upload or prompt

Song, supported link, generated audio, or prompt

Review before animation

Often limited

Scene-by-scene image storyboard

Fix one weak scene

May require another full render

Regenerate the selected frame or clip

Character continuity

Prompt dependent

Reusable character and reference-image anchors

Release formats

Varies by service

16:9 or 9:16 workflow with final MP4 assembly

Current plan snapshot

Start free, then choose the production allowance you need

The free workflow includes one complete storyboard with every first-pass scene image generated. Audio generation uses available credits. Animation, longer projects, and final MP4 processing use a paid membership and production credits.

Creator

$14.95 / month

2,000 monthly credits, projects up to 3.5 minutes, and no-watermark paid exports.

See Creator details →

Pro

$45.95 / month

7,000 monthly credits, projects up to 5 minutes, and no-watermark paid exports.

See Pro details →

Studio

$99.95 / month

16,000 monthly credits, projects up to 10 minutes, no-watermark exports, and custom branding controls.

See Studio details →

Credit use depends on the selected image, video, audio, and storyboard options. Review the live pricing page and the estimate shown before each major generation step.

Pricing, exports, and rights

Questions before you render

Can I turn my own song or MP3 into an AI music video?

Yes. Import or upload your song, review its timing and lyrics, create a storyboard, generate scene visuals, animate approved scenes, and assemble the final MP4.

What is included with a free account?

Free signup includes one complete storyboard with every first-pass scene image generated. Audio generation uses available credits. Scene animation and final MP4 processing require a membership and production credits. See the current pricing and credit details before generating.

Can the same character appear throughout the video?

Yes. A selected character or reference image can stay attached to the storyboard as its identity anchor. Because generative results can vary, you can review and regenerate individual scenes that drift.

Can I turn a Suno song into a music video?

You can import supported song URLs, including supported Suno links, or upload an audio file you have the right to use. The imported song can then move into lyric timing and storyboard production.

Are paid exports watermarked?

Current Creator, Pro, and Studio plans list no-watermark exports. Plan limits and credit requirements can change, so confirm the current details on the pricing page.

Which audio files and video formats are supported?

The workflow accepts supported song imports and common uploaded audio used by the music creator. Finished projects are assembled as MP4 video, with horizontal 16:9 and vertical 9:16 production workflows available for common publishing destinations.

Who owns the finished music video?

You retain ownership of your uploaded content and generated outputs, subject to rights held by third-party services, artists, labels, performers, and model providers. You are responsible for clearing the music, lyrics, samples, likenesses, and other source material you use. Read the full terms.

Practical guides

Build a better song-to-video workflow

Automated workflow vs manual clip buildingCompare the production path → Create lyric-aware singing scenesMusic-video lip-sync workflow → Build a video with a consistent band castAssign performers to instruments → Turn a Suno song into a music videoImport workflow → Make an AI music video from an MP3Audio-to-video guide → Lyric video vs full music videoChoose the right format → Keep characters consistent across scenesContinuity guide → Turn song lyrics into a storyboardScene-planning guide → Video sizes for YouTube, TikTok, and ShortsAspect-ratio guide →

Your song already has a visual structure

Give it scenes, a performer, and a finished frame

Start with the free song-and-storyboard workflow. Review the visual plan before deciding when to animate and assemble the complete video.

Start with your song Explore public videos