Neural Frames is an AI music video platform for musicians: Autopilot storyboards a whole song into a video with characters that can sing along, and the frame-by-frame editor makes audio-reactive animation from the stems of your track. Here is what it costs in 2026, what it does well, where it falls short, and how Solmi compares.
Neural Frames (neuralframes.com) is an AI music video platform for musicians, bootstrapped in Berlin since 2023. It has three ways to work: Autopilot turns an uploaded song into a full music video or lyric video; the frame-by-frame editor makes audio-reactive animation driven by an 8-stem split of the track; and a text-to-video editor builds scenes with models such as Kling, Seedance, and Runway. Neural Tunes, its AI music generator, can make the song first.
In Autopilot, Neural Frames transcribes the lyrics, lets you assign up to 3 characters, and storyboards the song scene by scene; you can edit and regenerate any scene and choose a Classic, Lyric Showcase, or Vocal Video technique, in which a character sings along. Videos export in 16:9 or 9:16 at 1080p, or upscaled to 4K on the higher plans. It runs in the browser.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0, no credit card | Trial credits for a couple of Autopilot storyboards or about 20 seconds of frame-by-frame video |
| Neural Knight | $39/month, or $26/month billed yearly ($312 a year) | 2,400 credits a month; 7 AI models; 1080p upscaling; marked not recommended for Autopilot |
| Neural Ninja | $99/month, or $66/month billed yearly ($792 a year) | 7,200 credits a month; 10 AI models; 1080p and 4K upscaling |
| Neural Nirvana | $299/month, or $199/month billed yearly ($2,388 a year) | 24,000 credits a month; 10 AI models; 4K and priority upscaling |
From neuralframes.com/pricing, checked in October 2026. Unused credits roll over up to 300% of a plan's monthly credits, failed generations cost nothing, and you own the videos you make.
Neural Frames is the better fit for art-directed, audio-reactive visuals where you want control over every frame, especially for electronic and experimental music. It also handles longer projects, up to 15 minutes in Autopilot, lets you pick the video model per project, and upscales to 4K on its Neural Ninja and Neural Nirvana plans.
Choose Neural Frames for audio-reactive visuals with frame-by-frame control, projects up to 15 minutes, or 4K upscaling, which starts on its Neural Ninja plan. Choose Solmi if you want to export 16:9 or 9:16 with a performer cast from your photos who lip-syncs the lyrics, or work in the iOS and Android apps as well as the web.
Solmi is the better pick if you want to work on your phone as well as the web. It detects the lyrics, drafts a shot-by-shot storyboard you edit in plain language, casts a performer from your photos, and lip-syncs the vocals, and a finished video usually renders in 3–10 minutes.
Try it with your own song: AI music video generator.
| Feature | Solmi | Neural Frames |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Finished music videos from a song you already have, with storyboarded shots and lip-synced performers | Audio-reactive visuals with frame-by-frame control, plus full-song Autopilot videos |
| Input | MP3, WAV, or M4A upload, or a video such as Suno's MP4 download | An audio file (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC, or M4A) plus prompts and character images |
| Lip-sync to lyrics | Yes: lyrics are auto-detected and the performer lip-syncs to them | Yes: Autopilot's vocal videos make a character sing along |
| Storyboard editing | Yes: a shot-by-shot storyboard you edit in plain language, with per-shot regenerate | Yes: in Autopilot's storyboard you edit the story, assign characters, and regenerate scenes |
| Consistent performer from your photos | Yes: cast from your photos and kept consistent across scenes | Yes: upload an image of a character, up to 3 characters per project |
| Languages | 14 for lyric detection and lip-sync: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Indonesian, Vietnamese | Not listed |
| Aspect ratios | 16:9 or 9:16 | 16:9 or 9:16 in Autopilot; horizontal, square, or vertical visualizers |
| Max resolution | 1080p on paid plans (the free preview is 480p) | 1080p upscaling on every plan; 4K upscaling from Neural Ninja |
| Free tier | One-time 100 music-video credits (one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark), no card. | Free to start without a card; trial credits for a couple of Autopilot storyboards |
| Entry paid plan | Plus: $35/month for 2,000 credits (roughly 3–7 one-minute music videos) | Neural Knight: $39/month for 2,400 credits ($26/month billed yearly) |
| Mobile apps | Yes: iOS and Android, plus the web app | No: web only |
Competitor details checked October 2026; confirm current pricing on their site. "Not listed" means we have not confirmed that detail.
Solmi publishes this page. We compared Neural Frames's published features and prices with Solmi's; we did not run a scored hands-on test.
Neural Frames is an AI music video platform for musicians, bootstrapped in Berlin since 2023. Autopilot turns an uploaded song into a full music video or lyric video with a storyboard you can edit, the frame-by-frame editor makes audio-reactive animation from an 8-stem split of the track, and a text-to-video editor works scene by scene with models such as Kling, Seedance, and Runway.
It's free to start without a credit card. The trial credits cover a couple of Autopilot storyboards or about 20 seconds of frame-by-frame video, and paid plans add longer renders, 4K export, and no watermark. Solmi is free to start too: new accounts get a one-time 100 music-video credits, enough for one 20-second 480p preview with a watermark.
Neural Knight is $39/month, or $26/month billed yearly, for 2,400 credits; Neural Ninja is $99/month, or $66/month billed yearly, for 7,200 credits and 4K; Neural Nirvana is $299/month, or $199/month billed yearly, for 24,000 credits. Neural Frames recommends Neural Ninja for full-length Autopilot videos. 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.
Yes. In Autopilot, Neural Frames' Vocal Video technique makes a character sing along with your song, and you can upload an image of the character to keep it consistent. Solmi detects the lyrics in 14 languages and lip-syncs a performer cast from your photos.
Yes, as an audio file: download the final song from Suno and upload the MP3 or WAV. Solmi works the same way: upload the file you downloaded from Suno; a pasted Suno link works only when Suno serves a public file for the song.
Yes, and the two now overlap: both storyboard a finished song and lip-sync a character to it. Solmi adds iOS and Android apps. Neural Frames adds frame-by-frame, audio-reactive control, projects up to 15 minutes, and 4K upscaling on its higher plans.