AI Music Video Generator
Create short AI video clips for a music video—performance shots, mood b-roll, or cover-art motion loops. Upload a photo or write a prompt, choose aspect ratio and duration, then generate. Plan your shots around track sections and add existing audio in an external editor. This guide includes a shot plan and example prompts.
Shot Plan for a Music Video
Divide your track into sections (intro, verse, chorus, bridge) and plan one or more clips per section. Each clip should match the mood and energy of that part. Generate or reuse multiple short clips for each longer section. The times below are editorial targets, not generation durations.
| Track Section | Clip Type | Example Prompt |
|---|---|---|
| Intro | Slow zoom on cover art | Album cover slowly zooms in, soft lighting, particles floating |
| Verse | Performer performance (visual only) | Rapper in a dark room, camera pans left, neon sign flickers |
| Chorus | High-energy performance | Rapper jumping on stage, crowd waving hands, strobe lights |
| Bridge | Mood b-roll | Empty city street at night, rain, slow motion |
How to Generate Each Clip
- Upload a reference image for performer or cover art
- Write a prompt describing the action, camera movement, and lighting—keep reference and one camera action per clip
- Select aspect ratio (16:9 for widescreen, 9:16 for vertical)
- Generate and download each clip separately
Sample Prompts for Music Video Clips
Performance clip: "A female rapper in a silver jacket performs on a rooftop at sunset. Camera circles around her slowly. City skyline in background." B-roll clip: "Neon sign reading 'Music' flickers on a brick wall. Raindrops on lens. Slow motion, blue and pink tones." Cover art motion: "Album cover with a lion head slowly rotates, golden dust particles rise."
Adding Audio in an External Editor
Import all generated clips into a video editor. Add your existing song track. Sync each clip to the corresponding section of the song. Adjust clip timing and add transitions.
Related Resources
For cover art motion, use a single image with slow zoom or rotation. For performer clips, start with a reference photo and describe the action. For b-roll, use text prompts without a reference. See the AI Rap Video Generator for performance-focused clips. For vertical music videos optimized for YouTube Shorts, check YouTube Shorts AI from image.
Pricing and Credits
Credit costs depend on model and clip length. Check the workbench picker or pricing page for current rates.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool generate a full song from lyrics?
Some selected models support generated audio. This workflow creates short video clips; it does not guarantee a finished song, exact rap lyrics, precise lip sync, or preservation of your original track. Add your finished audio in an external editor when you need a particular song and timing.
Can I create a lip-sync music video?
The tool generates motion but does not guarantee precise lip-sync. Use it for performance visuals and sync audio manually.
How many clips do I need for a music video?
Shot count depends on track length, actual clip duration, reused shots/loops, and your edit plan.
What aspect ratios are supported?
16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 depending on the model.
Can I use the same performer in multiple clips?
Using the same reference photo and consistent prompt descriptions for outfit and lighting helps continuity, but identity is not guaranteed.
Is there a limit on clip duration?
Duration depends on the chosen model and current workbench controls.