Create · Music Video
Make a Music Video
Performance, story, or both — cut to the beat.
- Steps
- 2
- Asks for
- 3 inputs
- Examples
- 2 clips
House takes
Example clips
Music Video
A singer with glitter on her cheeks sings into a vintage microphone under magenta and teal stage lights
How it is built
The pipeline
- Read the brief.Find the visual motif that can repeat on the beat.
- Cut the video.Performance and camera follow the music. Cut on the beat.
What it is for
An AI music video maker for a track that has no picture yet: a performance, a story, or both. Describe the song, the performer and the world they are in. The brief looks for one visual motif that can repeat, asks for cuts on the beat, and asks for the performer to stay recognisable from shot to shot.
Inputs
What it asks for
- Neededthe song, the performer, the world
- Optionalthe look
- Neededlength
How to make it
- Step 1
Describe the song and the performer
Name the tempo, the genre and the moment the chorus hits, then the performer (face, outfit, one prop) and where they are. The brief asks for cuts on the beat you describe.
- Step 2
Pick the look and length
Cinematic is the preselected look; the others are Custom, Experimental, Monochrome, Animated and Artistic. Set the running time between 15 and 60 seconds (it starts at 30); it goes into the brief as the length to plan shots for. The reference box on the form takes photos, clips and audio up to what Imagera Warlord Pro accepts, preloaded in Sandbox by Direct, not carried to Canvas, so for Canvas put the performer’s face, outfit and prop into words.
- Step 3
Direct it in Sandbox
Press “Direct my music video”: Sandbox opens Imagera Warlord Pro in Reference to video and uploads your photos into its reference slots. It needs at least one photo; with none attached, you get Imagera Warlord Pro in Text to video instead. One clip per run; prompt polish may rewrite the brief unless you switch it off.
- Step 4
Or open it in Canvas
Open in Canvas adds one node, Cut the video, priced before it runs. It is set to 8 seconds and picks its engine until you choose one. Use Canvas to change its wording between runs, then cut the runs to the track in your editor.
Example brief
On the Create page this brief loads from the “A neon stage performance” chip under the preview.
A neon stage performance
A singer in a sequined jacket owns a smoke-filled stage. Pink and blue shafts of light, crowd phones up, one slow orbit then a hard cut to the chorus.
Look: Cinematic
Length: 30 seconds
Questions
Can I upload my song?
Not on this form: its box takes photos of the performer, which Direct preloads as references. The video is written from your description of the song, so lay the song under the finished clips in your editor. If the track was made in Music Factory, its Music Video mode builds a video from that track.
Will the performer look the same in every shot?
Describe them the same way in each brief (face, hair, outfit, one prop) and check every take. Each run is a separate clip, so re-run the ones that drift.
How long can the video be?
15–60 seconds on the form, starting at 30. Each run renders one clip, so at the Canvas node's 8-second setting a 30-second video is about 4 clips, joined in your editor. Plan clips around the verse and the chorus, so each cut can fall on a change in the song.
What does it cost?
Credits per run, priced on the Sandbox button and on each Canvas node before you run. No paid generation costs less than 15 credits.
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