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Give every release its own visual: a 16:9 video for YouTube, then the hook as a 9:16 clip for release week. No shoot to schedule and no production budget spent before you know the song lands.
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC or OGG file up to 20 MB: a full song, a 15 second hook or a slice of a DJ mix. Your music video runs the full length of the audio you upload.
Write the scene, the mood and the palette in up to 500 characters. The AI turns your brief into one prompt per shot, each with its own camera move: wide, low angle, orbit, tracking, close up.
Pick 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 and a quality tier. Shots are rendered, cut to the beat on Pro and Ultra, stitched in order, and your track is mixed back over the top. Download and post.
Optional. Leave everything off to keep the original audio.
Transcribed automatically from the voice — words light up one by one in sync.
Most AI video tools give you a clip and leave you to sync it to the song. ClipNova starts from the song. You upload your track, and the audio sets the length of the music video: a 20 second hook becomes a 20 second video, a full single becomes a full length video.
On Pro and Ultra the AI reads the waveform of your track and looks for energy peaks: kicks, snare hits, drops and the start of a new section. It plans a cut on those moments and keeps every shot between 3 and 8 seconds, so the edit never feels frantic or static. On Base the track is cut at an even pace of about 5 seconds per shot, which suits ambient, lo-fi and acoustic songs.
Your visuals brief becomes one prompt per shot, each with a different camera move (wide establishing, low angle, orbit, overhead, tracking, close up, crane, dolly zoom), so the video feels directed rather than looped. Shots are rendered by Seedance on Base and Pro or by Google Veo 3.1 Fast on Ultra, stitched in order, and your original audio is mixed back over the final cut.
Captions are on by default: the vocals are isolated from your mix and transcribed into burned-in lyric captions. Switch them off when you want a clean instrumental visualizer.
Who uses an AI music video generator, and what they make with it.
Give every release its own visual: a 16:9 video for YouTube, then the hook as a 9:16 clip for release week. No shoot to schedule and no production budget spent before you know the song lands.
Keep captions on and the vocals become burned-in lyric captions over on-theme visuals. Post it as a lyric video on YouTube or as a vertical lyric clip for Shorts, TikTok and Reels.
Upload an 8 second excerpt, pick 9:16 and get a vertical clip sized for Spotify Canvas, which plays loops of 3 to 8 seconds, or for a story background.
Recorded a cover for TikTok or YouTube? Upload your version and build visuals around the mood of the original or a new direction of your own. Make sure the cover itself is licensed where you post it.
Upload a section of a set or a mix and get a promo clip that cuts on the kick. Announce a gig, tease a new mix or post the drop on Reels and TikTok.
Give each beat its own moving visual instead of one static image, so listeners on YouTube and beat stores keep watching through the preview.
Every tier uses your track and your brief. The difference is how closely the edit follows the music and how sharp the shots are.
| Feature | Base | Pro | Ultra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video model | Seedance | Seedance | Veo 3.1 Fast |
| Cuts | Fixed, about every 5 s | Beat-synced to the waveform | Beat-synced to the waveform |
| Resolution | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
| Formats | 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 | 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 | 9:16, 16:9 |
| Credit cost | Lowest | Medium | Highest |
| Best for | Drafts, ambient and lo-fi tracks | Most releases and social clips | Official videos and YouTube premieres |
The app shows the exact credit cost before you generate; it depends on track length and tier. Credits reserved for a render but not used are returned when it finishes.
Each shot is generated on its own, so a consistent setting, palette and mood (a neon city at night, a golden hour coastline) holds together better than a story with recurring characters.
Rap, trap, EDM and uptempo pop gain the most from beat-synced cuts on Pro or Ultra. Slow acoustic or ambient songs often look right with the even pace of Base.
Upload the 15 to 30 seconds people will hear first on TikTok and Reels. Short tests use fewer credits, and once the look works you can render the full track.
Each render produces one aspect ratio. Use 9:16 for Shorts, TikTok, Reels and Canvas, 16:9 for YouTube and 1:1 for feed posts.
Everything Music to Video hands you that a shoot never could.
Upload a track, describe the visuals, and get a graded, beat-synced music video back in minutes, not months.
The AI reads your waveform and cuts every shot to the tempo, drops land on transitions, hooks land on hero shots.
Beat-synced edits are the format that wins on TikTok and Reels, yours are framed and timed to stop the scroll.
Tell us what you want to make and we'll point you to the ClipNova tool that fits your idea best.
Find your toolA shoot means locations, crew, gear and weeks of editing. ClipNova hands you a beat-synced video from the track itself.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
I uploaded my single and had a beat-synced video the same night; it did more views in a week than my last label-funded clip.
Every beat I list now ships with a visual. Buyers preview them on Reels and my catalog sales went up 40%.
We test three visual directions per single before committing to a shoot; the AI drafts decide the creative brief now.
It is a tool that turns a song into a finished music video. On ClipNova you upload your track, describe the visuals in a sentence or two, and the AI generates the shots, cuts them to your music, stitches them in order and mixes your original audio back over the final video.
No. You upload your own track, and the soundtrack of the video is your audio, mixed back in as it is. ClipNova only creates the visuals and the edit around it.
On Pro and Ultra the AI analyzes your track's waveform, finds the energy peaks (kicks, snares, drops, new sections) and places the cuts there, keeping each shot between 3 and 8 seconds. Base uses fixed cuts at an even pace of about 5 seconds per shot.
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC and OGG files up to 20 MB. The video is as long as the track you upload, so a 20 second hook gives a 20 second video and a full song gives a full length one. Longer tracks use more credits.
Yes. Captions are on by default: the vocals are isolated from your mix and transcribed into burned-in captions, with a choice of caption styles. Clear vocals give the best results. Switch captions off for an instrumental visualizer.
9:16 (the default, for TikTok, Reels and Shorts), 16:9 for YouTube and 1:1 for feed posts. Ultra renders 9:16 and 16:9 only. Resolution is 480p on Base, 720p on Pro and 1080p on Ultra. Each render produces the one format you pick.
ClipNova runs on credits, with plans from $19/mo. The cost of a music video depends on the length of your track and the tier you choose, and the app shows the exact number of credits before you generate. Credits reserved for a render but not used are returned when it finishes.
You should own or have a license for any track you upload. Your audio is only used to generate your video. On paid plans you get full commercial rights to the generated visuals, including monetized publishing and paid distribution.
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