AI Music Video Generator

Turn your song into a music video: a generated shot for every line, scene changes timed to your lyrics, your own footage and a recurring character if you want them. Upload the track, write what the video is about, and generate. Free credits to start.

1. Upload your song

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, up to 50MB. Drag the handles to keep a hook or a chorus; the video covers exactly the window you keep.

Cast

Who appears in your scenes. Pick from your characters and the script is written for them — leave empty for b-roll with no on-screen people.

AI Settings

Artwork by Original
Original
Artwork by Minimal
Minimal
Artwork by Analogue film
Analogue film
Artwork by Horror
Horror
Artwork by Anime
Anime
Artwork by Film Noir
Film Noir
Artwork by Illustration
Illustration
Artwork by Watercolor
Watercolor
Artwork by Clay
Clay
Artwork by Cyberpunk
Cyberpunk
Artwork by Impressionism
Impressionism
Artwork by Minecraft
Minecraft

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A shot per line of the kept window, cut to your lyrics. A 15 to 60 second cut is the sweet spot; a full track costs more.

Videos generated by ClipTalk

Finished multi-scene videos, not thumbnails. Your music video is built from the same generated shots, cut to your track instead of a narrator.

Upload your song

50 free credits on signup, no card required

How to make a music video from a song with AI

1. Upload the track and trim it

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, up to 50MB, including exports from Suno and Udio. Drag two handles on the waveform to pick the hook, a chorus, or the whole song.

2. Write what the video is about

A sentence or a paragraph: the story, the mood, the world you see for it. Cast a recurring character if you want one.

3. Generate, adjust, post

ClipTalk listens to the track, plans a shot per line, generates every scene and returns the video. Swap one shot, change the look, or drop in your own clip in the editor.

Export 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts or 16:9 for YouTube. Want a character who talks instead of a song? That is the talking character generator.

From audio to video: what you can feed it

The song is the only thing you need. Everything else is optional and cuts in alongside the generated shots.

Your own song

Any MP3 or WAV up to 50MB. It plays at full volume; the generated scenes stay silent so nothing fights the mix.

Suno and Udio exports

Download the track, upload it here. Lyrics are read from the audio, so AI vocals cut to the words like any recording.

Your own footage and photos

Studio clips, phone footage, cover art. Trim a clip to the moment you want and it becomes a scene between generated shots.

A recurring character

Save a character from a photo or a description once. They appear in every shot you cast them in, with the same face and wardrobe.

Your idea, in your words

What you write becomes the brief. ClipTalk turns it into a shot per line, each with its own visual and the lyric it opens on.

Catalog music

No track yet? Pick a licensed instrumental from the library and make a visual for it instead.

Six looks, one per video

Every shot renders in the look you pick, so the video holds one visual world from the first frame to the last.

Cinematic

Natural light, shallow focus, real textures. Singer-songwriter, indie, hip-hop.

35mm analogue film

Grain, halation, faded color. Lo-fi, folk, bedroom pop, anything nostalgic.

Anime

Clean line work, painted backgrounds. J-pop, synthwave, phonk, lo-fi beats.

Film noir

Hard black and white, rain and neon. Dark pop, trap, jazz, anything after midnight.

Illustration

Editorial line and color on textured paper. Folk stories, concept tracks, kids' songs.

Minimal flat vector

Bold shapes, two or three colors. Electronic, lyric-forward tracks, brand music.

ClipTalk vs a typical AI music video generator

1

Box to fill in

Upload the song, write the concept, generate.

50MB

Audio upload

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, trimmed on a waveform.

1

Visual world per video

One look, one palette, one cast, held across every shot.

Feature
ClipTalk
Typical AI music video tool
Editing it yourself
How you start
Upload the song, write the concept, generate
Upload, pick a preset, wait
Buy the software
What syncs the cuts
Your transcribed lyrics
Beat detection, unexplained
You, by hand
Your own footage in the cut
Yes, as scenes between generated shots
Rarely
Yes
Recurring character
Saved cast, same face every shot
Sometimes, one per tool
Only if you film one
Singing lip-sync
No
Some tools
Film it
Typical length
15 to 60 second cut, full track possible
Full song
Anything
Free tier
50 credits, small watermark
Credits, watermark
Your time

What this generator is, and is not

Call it a music video maker or a music video creator, the job is the same: ClipTalk makes short-form music videos, generated shots cut to your track, with scene changes placed on your lyrics rather than on a BPM grid. Lyric moments come in as designed text scenes when you ask for them. Characters act in the shots but do not sing with lip-sync, and it does not write the song for you. Start with a 15 to 60 second cut for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or Spotify Canvas; a full track renders too, it just uses more credits.

Frequently Asked Questions

A tool that turns a finished song into a video without a shoot or an editor. You upload the track, describe the visual idea, and the generator creates a shot for every beat of the song and cuts them to it. ClipTalk plans the shots from your description, generates each one in the look you picked, and times the scene changes to your lyrics.

Upload the song in the form above and trim it to the section you want; no account is needed for that step. Write what the video is about, cast a character if you like, and press Generate. ClipTalk listens to the track, plans a shot per line, renders every scene, and the finished video appears in your creations, ready to download and post.

Yes. Upload any common audio file (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG) up to 50MB. You see the waveform and can trim it with two handles, so a 15 second hook or one chorus is as easy as the whole track. The song plays at full volume in the finished video; the generated scenes are silent by design.

Yes. Download the MP3 or WAV from Suno or Udio and upload it like any other track. ClipTalk does not paste Suno links directly, so export first. The lyrics are read from the audio itself, so AI-generated vocals cut to the words the same way a studio recording does.

ClipTalk transcribes the track and gives the shot planner the timed lyrics, so scene changes are placed on the lines and images in your words. Instrumental sections are planned by energy and length. It does not detect BPM and cut on a beat grid; if you need a strobe-tight beat visualizer, a dedicated audio-reactive tool does that better.

Yes, as lyric moments rather than a karaoke overlay. Ask for lyric scenes in your description and the key lines appear as designed text scenes, timed to the transcribed words, between the generated shots. For a video that is only text on a background, a dedicated lyric video generator is the simpler tool; for a music video that surfaces the lines that matter, this is it.

Yes. Save a character once, from a photo or a description, and cast them in the shots; they look the same from the first scene to the last. Characters act, walk, drive and play, but they do not sing with lip-sync to the vocal. For a character speaking a script to camera, use the talking character generator instead.

Yes. Anything in your library can be dropped in as a scene, trimmed to the moment you want, and it cuts in with the generated shots. Studio clips, phone footage of the artist, cover art and tour photos all work, and you can tell the agent which moments you will film yourself.

Any section of the track you trim to. Most artists render a 15 to 60 second cut for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and Spotify Canvas, which is where music gets discovered. A full three-minute song is possible, but it means 30 to 45 generated shots and costs many more credits, so start with the chorus.

Yes to start. A free ClipTalk account comes with 50 free credits and no card, enough for a real short cut of your song. Free renders carry a small watermark; paid plans ($19, $39, or $59 a month) remove it and add more credits.

You own the video and can publish it anywhere, including monetized channels. The rights to the song stay with you, so only upload music you wrote or hold a license for. If you use a track from the ClipTalk catalog instead, it is licensed for use inside your video.

Make a video for your song

Upload the track above, write what the video is about, and generate the cut for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and YouTube.

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