Cut to your beat
The edit follows the real kicks, snares and bars of the audio file, not a loop stretched over the song. Drops land on drops.
Turn your song into a music video. Directed, storyboarded and cut to the beat.
Upload the audio file, add a reference image or a line of direction, approve the storyboard, and the film comes back in minutes: cinema-grade motion, a real story, every cut on the beat of your song.
Four steps from a finished song to a finished film. You approve the storyboard before a single second of video is rendered.
MP3, WAV, FLAC and more, up to 1 GB. The engine hears the tempo, the bars, the sections and the drops before it writes a single scene.
Type the music video in your head, drop a reference image, add a few photos of the main character or lean on the lyrics. One picture is a valid brief. So is no prompt at all.
Every scene arrives as a still first. Retake, reimagine or edit any frame; nothing is filmed until you say so.
The scenes are shot, cut to the beat of your track and delivered as a full-length music video, up to 1080p, ready to stream and download.
Comparing the best AI music video generators? Most stretch a visualizer or a template over the track. This one writes a treatment for the whole song, frames every scene and edits the motion to the actual beats of your audio file, the way a director and an editor would.
The edit follows the real kicks, snares and bars of the audio file, not a loop stretched over the song. Drops land on drops.
The engine writes a treatment for the whole track, so the last scene still knows what the first one set up.
See every scene as a still before any motion is rendered. Retake or reimagine the ones you don’t like; approve when you do.
Add a few photos of the main character and the same person stays recognisable from the first shot to the last.
A photo, a painting, an album cover. It becomes the palette, the location and often the final frame of the story.
Wes Anderson symmetry, black and white, handheld, dreamlike, vintage. Say it once and it holds for every scene.
Bring as much or as little direction as you have. The generator writes the rest and comes back with a finished music video.
Upload a single picture and nothing else. The engine reads the genre from the track, writes the story around the image and picks the look. A logo or a render is enough of a brief.
One reference image and a short paragraph are enough for a full-length film: a hundred scenes that arrive at the exact state of the picture on the final chorus, cut on the actual kicks.
Send the album cover, the logo, a few portraits and a long treatment. The film keeps the same face and silhouette from the first scene to the last, and can land frame for frame on the cover.
Name a director, a decade or a palette in one line. The engine holds the symmetry and the colours in every scene for the whole song, without slipping once.
Watch full-length music videos made with the generator, in every genre from techno to indie folk, and see what each one started from.
An AI music video generator turns a finished song into a music video without a film crew. SoundBoost listens to the track (tempo, bars, sections, drops), writes a treatment, storyboards every scene as a still, then shoots motion for each scene and edits the film to the beat.
Upload the audio file, describe the video you have in mind or add a reference image, and start. You get a storyboard first: retake or reimagine any scene, then approve it and the film is generated, cut to your song and ready to stream or download.
one from a single rendered image, one from a logo and a portrait. The engine detects the genre, writes the story and picks the look from what you give it.
The generator works from an audio file: MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG or AIFF, up to 1 GB. Upload the finished master; the engine reads tempo, bars and sections from the audio itself.
Either works. Several showcase films were made from one reference image and a paragraph, or from an image alone. A short direction, a named look, a character photo or the lyrics all steer the result.
Yes. Add a few photos of the main character and the film keeps the same face in every scene. Reference images set the palette, the style and even the destination frame of the story.
Yes, as inspiration. The engine transcribes the vocals and reads the lyrics as material for the treatment and the scenes; you can also point to specific lines in your direction. The result is a directed film, not a lyric video with the words printed on screen.
Any. The showcase includes techno, hard techno, EBM, indie rock, indie folk, J-pop, R&B, darkwave, coldwave and industrial metal. The engine detects the genre and matches the pacing of the edit to the track.
Usually about twenty minutes for a full-length song. The storyboard comes first; the film is rendered only after you approve it, so nothing is spent on scenes you have not seen.
You can open the generator and watch the examples without an account, and signing up is free. Creating a storyboard and rendering the film use credits from a subscription or a credit pack, shown before anything is charged.
Yes. Every film you generate comes with a commercial licence, so you can release it as the official video for your song on YouTube, streaming platforms and social media.
A full-length film in up to 1080p, streamable in the browser and downloadable as an MP4, edited to your song. Every scene stays editable afterwards if you want to change it.