Solmi's AI reel maker turns a song into a vertical music video for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Upload the track, describe the vibe, and the agent plans every shot around the beat, with you on screen from one photo if you like.
Upload the song and describe the vibe: who is on screen, where, and what happens, or leave the box empty and the agent plans from the song alone. Add a photo of yourself to be the singer. Choose the part of the song for the reel: its top section, which is often the chorus, a 20-second clip, the first 60 seconds, or the whole track. Shorter reels cost fewer credits, and the price shows before you render. The agent plans the reel shot by shot in 9:16, and you read and edit the plan before anything renders.
Solmi makes new footage for your song; it doesn't cut your own clips or photos together. If you already have the footage, an editor like the one inside Instagram or CapCut is the faster tool. If you have a song and nothing to show with it, Solmi plans and films the whole reel, with you in it from one photo.
It needs a song: it can't make a reel from text alone or turn a folder of photos into a slideshow. The people and places are generated by AI, apart from the person you cast from your photo, so watch the reel before you post it. If a shot misses, regenerate that one shot instead of the whole reel.
A tool that makes a short vertical video for Instagram Reels, TikTok, or YouTube Shorts for you. Solmi's starts from a song: its agent plans the shots around the music, casts the singer, and renders a 9:16 music video.
Yes. Upload an MP3, WAV, or M4A (a song you downloaded from Suno works) or pick a track you made in Solmi, describe the vibe, and press Make the reel.
Yes. Add a photo of yourself, or of someone who agreed to appear, and Solmi casts that person as the singer and lip-syncs the vocals. Or pick one of the ready-made performers.
As long as the part of the song you choose: the song's top section, a 20-second clip, the first 60 seconds, or the whole track. A longer reel costs more credits, and the credit price shows before you render.
Free to start, with no credit card. A new account made on the website gets a one-time grant of 100 music-video credits, enough for one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark. Paid plans, from $35 a month for 2,000 credits, render longer reels at 720p or 1080p without the watermark.
Yes. Export in 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube. The free preview carries a watermark and is for personal use; paid plans include commercial use, so you can publish and monetize the video.