AI Singing Video Generator — Make Any Photo Sing

Turn a single portrait into a singing performance. Upload a photo, add your song, and Solmi drives the mouth, jaw, and head motion to match the vocal so the face actually sings the words. Trim to the hook you want and export in 480p or 720p; the video comes out vertical for TikTok and Reels or widescreen for YouTube, following the shape of your photo. Works with an MP3 upload (including a song downloaded from Suno), a YouTube link, or any track you have already made in Solmi.

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What the AI singing video generator does

  • Lip sync driven by the real vocal track, not a generic mouth loop
  • One portrait in, a finished singing video out — no rigging or keyframes
  • Trim to any section of the song, up to 60 seconds per clip
  • Output follows your photo: crop portrait for TikTok and Reels, landscape for YouTube
  • Optional AI photo enhancement for low-resolution or soft portraits
  • Transparent per-second pricing: 4 credits/sec at 480p, 8 at 720p

AI singing video generator FAQ

What is an AI singing video generator?

An AI singing video generator animates a still photo so the face sings a song you supply. Solmi analyses the vocal track, drives the mouth, jaw, and head motion to match it, and renders a finished singing video from a single portrait.

What kind of photo works best?

A clear, front-facing portrait with one visible face, even lighting, and no sunglasses or heavy occlusion. Higher-resolution photos hold up better at 720p. You can also run the built-in photo enhancement before generating.

How long can a singing video be?

Solmi trims your song to the section you pick, up to 60 seconds per clip. Most creators generate the hook or chorus, then stitch several clips together for a full video.

How many credits does a singing video cost?

Singing videos are billed per second of output: 4 credits per second at 480p and 8 credits per second at 720p. A 10-second 480p clip costs 40 credits, and the live estimate updates as you change the trim or quality.

Can I make a photo sing for free?

You can start for free. A new account on the web gets 120 credits with no card (100 music-video credits and 20 general credits), and a singing video costs 4 credits per second at 480p, so that covers about 30 seconds of video. More or longer clips need a paid plan or a credit pack.

Can I use my own song or a Suno link?

Yes. Upload an MP3 or WAV (a song you downloaded from Suno works), paste a YouTube or TikTok link, or pick any track you have already generated in Solmi. A Suno share link can work too, but only when Suno serves a public file for the song; if it fails, upload the file.

What aspect ratios are supported?

The output follows the shape of the photo you upload, so there is no aspect setting to pick. Crop to portrait for a vertical 9:16 video for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or to landscape for widescreen on YouTube.

Want the photo to talk instead of sing? Try the talking photo AI.

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Creative tools for musicians

Comparing tools before you pick one? See the best AI music video generators of 2026 ranked — Solmi, freebeat, Neural Frames, VidMuse, Kaiber, Runway, and more, each with key facts, pros, and cons. Or go deeper: how Solmi's AI director storyboards every shot, the end-to-end music video workflow, the iOS & Android app, what the free AI music video generator includes, the AI rap video generator for rap and hip-hop tracks, the AI movie maker for short films set to a soundtrack, the AI music visualizer for abstract visuals with no people, the AI reel maker for vertical reels from a song.

Singing video guides

New to this? Read how to make a singing video from a photo — the five-step workflow, the photo rules that decide whether the lip sync looks real, and what it costs per second. Weighing your options? See the 5 best AI singing video generators in 2026, comparing Solmi, Hedra, Kling AI, HeyGen, and Vozo.