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 the file you downloaded from Suno), 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 the file you downloaded from Suno), 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. Smart Flow, the default, takes a song from your camera roll to a finished video in one go; Manual Review pauses at each step so you can check the storyboard before anything renders.
The apps are free to download. Storyboard images and finished video renders both use credits as you move through the project; in the app, credits come with a plan or a one-time credit pack. Accounts created on the website start with 100 starter music-video credits, enough for a 20-second 480p preview with a watermark, and the same account works in the app.
Yes — the app exports 9:16 vertical for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts as well as 16:9 horizontal for YouTube, from the same project.