Solmi vs freebeat: AI Music Video Generator Comparison

freebeat turns a Spotify, Suno, Udio, or YouTube link into a beat-synced music video, with dance, singing, and storyboard modes. Solmi also starts from your finished song and turns it into a storyboarded music video with a performer cast from your photos who lip-syncs the lyrics.

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The short answer

Choose Solmi if your song is vocal-led and you want a performer cast from your photos who lip-syncs the lyrics and 1080p on every paid plan, on the web, iOS, or Android. Choose freebeat for dance videos, where choreography is the point, or to start from a Spotify or YouTube link; its Basic plan starts at $4.99/week.

Solmi vs freebeat at a glance

FeatureSolmifreebeat
Best forFinished music videos from a song you already have, with storyboarded shots and lip-synced performersDance and singing videos from a Spotify, Suno, or YouTube link
InputMP3 or WAV upload, or a Suno share linkA Spotify, Suno, Udio, or YouTube link, or an MP3, WAV, or M4A upload, plus a prompt and a character photo
Lip-sync to lyricsYes: lyrics are auto-detected and the performer lip-syncs to themYes: a singing mode and a separate lip-sync tool
Storyboard editingYes: a shot-by-shot storyboard you edit in plain language, with per-shot regenerateYes: edit any shot before the full render, and regenerate one shot without changing the rest
Consistent performer from your photosYes: cast from your photos and kept consistent across scenesYes: a Character Bible keeps a character's look across every shot
Languages14 for lyric detection and lip-sync: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese100+ for lip-sync
Aspect ratios16:9 or 9:1616:9, 9:16, and 1:1
Max resolution1080p on paid plans (the free preview is 480p)1080p on Ultimate and Creator; 720p on Basic and Pro
Free tierOne-time 100 music-video credits (one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark), no card.500 credits, no card; up to 30 seconds at 720p with a watermark
Entry paid planPlus: $35/month for 2,000 credits (roughly 3–7 one-minute music videos)Basic: $4.99/week for 1,990 credits; Pro: $26.99/month for 10,000 credits
Mobile appsYes: iOS and Android, plus the web appYes: iOS and Android, plus the web

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Where freebeat is better

freebeat is the better pick for dance videos, where choreography in one of 20+ styles is the point, or when you want to start from a Spotify or YouTube link rather than a file. Its Basic plan is also cheaper to start, at $4.99/week.

  • Paste a Spotify, Suno, Udio, or YouTube link instead of downloading the audio.
  • Dance videos in 20+ styles, a singing mode, and a lip-sync tool, for full songs up to 6 minutes.
  • A storyboard you can edit shot by shot, with a Character Bible that keeps a character's look across every shot.
  • A low entry price: Basic is $4.99/week, and there are apps for iOS and Android as well as the web.

Where Solmi is better

Solmi fits songs where the vocals carry the story. It detects the lyrics in 14 languages, casts a performer from your photos who stays consistent across scenes, lip-syncs the vocals, and lets you edit a shot-by-shot storyboard in plain language before exporting in 16:9 or 9:16, with 1080p on every paid plan.

Where freebeat falls short

  • 1080p needs the Ultimate ($39.99/month) or Creator plan; Basic and Pro stop at 720p.
  • Free videos are capped at 30 seconds, watermarked, and for non-commercial use.
  • Full songs top out at 6 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Solmi and freebeat?

Both start from your finished song, storyboard it, and lip-sync a character. freebeat leans into dance, with choreography in 20+ styles from a Spotify, Suno, Udio, or YouTube link. Solmi leans into the vocal performance: it detects the lyrics in 14 languages and casts a performer from your photos. Pick by the video you want: choreography, or a singer performing the song.

Does freebeat lip-sync to lyrics?

Yes. freebeat has a singing mode and a separate lip-sync tool that supports 100+ languages. Solmi detects the lyrics from your audio in 14 languages and lip-syncs the on-screen performer to them across the storyboarded video.

Which is cheaper, freebeat or Solmi?

freebeat, at entry level. Its Basic plan is $4.99/week for 1,990 credits, and Pro is $26.99/month for 10,000 credits, both at up to 720p. Solmi's Plus plan is $35/month for 2,000 credits (roughly 3–7 one-minute music videos), with Creator ($85) and Pro ($135) above it.

Do both work with Suno songs?

Yes. freebeat takes a Suno link, as well as Spotify, Udio, and YouTube links or an audio upload. Solmi imports Suno share links and also accepts MP3 or WAV uploads.

Is there a watermark on the free tier?

Yes, on both. freebeat's free videos run up to 30 seconds at 720p with a watermark, for non-commercial use. Solmi's free preview is a one-time 20-second 480p render with a watermark, and its paid plans remove the watermark and include commercial use.