How to Make an AI Music Video — From Song to Finished Video

Making a music video used to mean a film crew and an editing suite. With Solmi's AI music video generator you add a song — an MP3 or WAV (for a Suno song, the file you downloaded from Suno) — and the AI detects the lyrics, maps the beat and song structure, storyboards every shot, and renders a lip-synced music video with consistent characters. It takes minutes, and no video editing skills are required.

Make your first AI music video

Features

  • Step 1 — Add your song: upload MP3 / WAV / M4A (or your Suno download)
  • Step 2 — Analyze: the AI auto-detects lyrics and maps beat, tempo, and song sections
  • Step 3 — Pick the direction: choose a visual style and approve characters and locations
  • Step 4 — Review the storyboard: check every planned shot and regenerate any you want changed
  • Step 5 — Render: the finished video comes back lip-synced to the actual vocal
  • Step 6 — Export: MP4 in 16:9 for YouTube or 9:16 for TikTok / Reels / Shorts
  • Free to start, no credit card: a new web account gets one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to make an AI music video?

Solmi is free to start with no card: a new account on the web gets 100 one-time music-video credits, enough for one 20-second 480p preview of your song with a watermark. A full-length video at 720p or 1080p without the watermark needs a paid plan, from $35/month.

Can I make a music video without any editing experience?

Yes. There is no timeline to edit — you direct the storyboard in plain language. A note like "tighter close-up in the chorus" regenerates just that scene.

Does it work with songs in languages other than English?

Yes. Solmi auto-detects lyrics in 14 languages and lip-syncs vocal passages to the singer, so non-English tracks get the same treatment.

Can I make a music video from a Suno or Udio song?

Yes. Download the song from Suno as an MP3, WAV, or video file and upload it, and Solmi analyzes the track and generates the video. A Udio song goes in as an MP3 or WAV you already have. Pasting a Suno share link works only when Suno serves a public file for the song, so the uploaded file is the reliable way.