Solmi ships native apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play — one of the few AI music video makers available on both platforms, with the same account and credits shared with the web app. Upload an MP3 or paste a Suno link, follow the guided flow, and render a complete, lip-synced music video from your phone.
Solmi ships native apps on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, plus a full web app — one account and one credit balance across all three. Most AI music video tools are web-only (freebeat, Neural Frames, Plazmapunk), and the ones with mobile apps typically cover a single platform.
Look for four things: (1) it accepts your own songs, not just built-in music; (2) it renders a full-length video, not a 15-second clip; (3) it auto-syncs lyrics and lip-sync; (4) it exports vertical and horizontal ratios. Solmi's iOS and Android apps do all four — upload an MP3 or paste a Suno link, pick a style, and the app storyboards and renders the complete video.
Yes. Solmi's mobile apps run the same pipeline as the web version: song analysis, storyboard, character references, rendering, and lip-sync. A guided step-by-step flow is the default on mobile, so you can go from a song in your camera roll to a finished video without touching a desktop.
The apps are free to download, and new accounts receive 100 starter music-video credits. Storyboard images and finished video renders both use credits as you move through the project.
Yes — the app exports 9:16 vertical for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts as well as 16:9 horizontal for YouTube, from the same project.