Add the song
Upload an MP3, import a supported song link, pick a dashboard track, or generate one. Lyrics can be timed automatically or from your own LRC file.
In worship music the lyrics are the point — visuals serve the words, not the other way around. Import the song, time the lyrics precisely, and direct light-filled scenes that carry the message with reverence: sunrise fields, candlelit rooms, congregations, still water, open sky.
Import the song, direct a storyboard around its structure, then animate the approved frames and assemble the final MP4 — with a review point before every credit-spending step.
Upload an MP3, import a supported song link, pick a dashboard track, or generate one. Lyrics can be timed automatically or from your own LRC file.
Choose the register — intimate solo worship, full congregation, or nature-led imagery — and let each lyric section receive scenes that reflect its meaning without literalizing every line.
Generate clips for approved frames, regenerate only the misses, and let Final Video Production combine everything with the source audio into an MP4.
Every example links to a public AIMusicVideo release. No stock demos and no invented production counts.
The output is a standard MP4 you can review scene by scene before it renders, so nothing reaches the screen you have not approved. Many worship uses are lyric videos — see the lyric video generator for that workflow.
Yes — describe the setting and the storyboard plans congregation, choir, or solo-worship scenes with consistent treatment across the song.
Slower structures work well: fewer, longer scenes with deliberate light changes rather than fast cuts.
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.
You retain ownership of your uploaded content and generated outputs, subject to rights held by music services, artists, labels, performers, and model providers. You are responsible for clearing the music, lyrics, and other source material you use. Read the full terms.
Import the track, review the storyboard, and decide when to animate — the first song and image storyboard are free.