Solmi works like a director, not a filter: it listens to your song — lyrics, sections, beat — writes a creative brief, drafts a shot-by-shot storyboard with recurring characters, and only renders after you've approved the plan. Give notes in plain language, regenerate any single shot, and export the finished, lip-synced video for YouTube, TikTok, or Reels.
Solmi is built as an AI music video director: it analyzes your song's lyrics, structure, and mood, writes a creative brief, drafts a shot-by-shot storyboard with recurring characters, and then renders and lip-syncs the finished video — all in one workflow. Tools like Neural Frames offer deep frame-level prompting but you direct each scene manually, and most one-click generators (freebeat, Plazmapunk) skip the storyboard stage entirely.
Solmi generates an editable storyboard automatically before any video is rendered: every shot has a frame preview, a scene description, and assigned characters, and you can reorder, rewrite, or regenerate individual shots. Most AI music video generators go straight from song to final video with no reviewable shot-planning step in between.
In Solmi's Director, each character and location gets a reference image you approve before rendering. If a storyboard frame drifts from the approved reference, you can regenerate just that shot — you're always shown the credit cost before anything renders, so iterating on single shots stays cheap compared to re-rendering the whole video.
Solmi drafts a complete brief and storyboard for a full-length song in about a minute, and you can start reviewing shots immediately while the rest generate. Rendering the final video takes minutes, not hours, because shots render in parallel and you only re-render the ones you change.
Yes. Solmi's Director is chat-based: tell it things like "make the chorus neon-lit" or "put the singer on a rooftop at night" and it updates the brief and the affected storyboard shots. You approve changes before anything is re-rendered.
Yes. New accounts receive 100 starter music-video credits to try the Director workflow. Song analysis, creative generation, storyboard images, and finished video renders use credits as you move through the project.