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Imagera workflow · Music Video

Your song in. A full-length music video out.

230 credits per minute of song, one take · a directed video lists every shot’s price first

Pick a song, add a photo of the singer, and get the whole video in one go — not 30-second clips stitched by hand. One take films a song of up to 10 minutes in a single run; Let AI direct cuts up to 2 minutes into scenes on the beat, the singer on the sung parts, one look throughout.

Real results · tap to view

You bring
A song and one to three singer photos
You get
A music video of the whole song, up to 10 minutes, in one go
Best for
Releases, visualisers, lyric videos

Watch first

How Music Video works, in 62 seconds.

The whole job on the real product, step by step, with captions. Press play, or open it full screen.

What you will learn

Real results

What it makes. Drag the line to see before and after.

5 examples, 2 with the input they started from. Each says whether it is a real result or an illustration.

  • Output: The same young singer sings to her phone in her bedroom, made from her photo
    Input: The same young singer sings to her phone in her bedroom, made from her photo

    Photo → clip · drag the lineThe same young singer sings to her phone in her bedroom, made from her photo

  • Output: The same young artist raps to his phone in his car at night, made from his photo
    Input: The same young artist raps to his phone in his car at night, made from his photo

    Photo → clip · drag the lineThe same young artist raps to his phone in his car at night, made from his photo

  • Real result · clipA sample music video made from a song and one photo of the singer (made in Music Studio)

  • Real result · clipSinger performing with a vintage microphone and drums behind him

  • IllustrationSoul singer performing beside a gold studio microphone

Step by step

5 steps, each on the real screen.

Every screen below is Music Video itself, captured from the product.

    • Make the song in Music Studio first, or use One take to film a track of your own in one place.
    • One take films the whole song, up to 10 minutes, in a single run. Let AI direct films up to 2 minutes: Full song, or About 2 min for the best part of a longer one.
    Music Video: Music Studio with your song on the press and the Music video button (screen)
    Screen
    • Front-facing photos with even light keep the face consistent.
    • Parts with no singing become cut-aways.
    Music Video: the song, a photo of the singer, the length, the size and the frame (screen)
    Screen
    • The director plans scenes and shots from the song’s sections.
    Music Video: the looks the director films in (screen)
    Screen
    • Rename a place or switch a shot between singing and a cut-away before you film.
    • A piece that fails can be tried again on its own.
Music Video: Music Studio with your song on the press and the Music video button (screen)
01 Pick the song

Use cases

How people use it, start to finish.

Each one is a play you can copy: who it is for, the moves, and what you end up with.

Real result

Independent artists

A video for every release

No more static cover images on YouTube: every track gets its own video.

  1. Make the song in Music Studio, then press Music video and add two clear photos of the singer.
  2. Pick the look that fits the record.
  3. Check the shot list and price, then film.
  4. Upload to YouTube on release day, and cut the chorus vertically for Shorts.

A full-length video on release day.

Original concept

Labels and managers

One visual world across an album

The same singer and look on every track of a record.

  1. Use the same singer photos and look for each song.
  2. Make the album’s videos one by one.
  3. Release them as a playlist on the artist’s channel.

An album with a consistent visual identity.

Imagera sample

Freelance video makers

Sell music videos to artists

Artists with songs and no budget for a shoot are a steady market.

  1. Make the song with the artist in Music Studio, or film their own mix with One take.
  2. Agree the shot list with them before filming: places, and which shots are sung.
  3. Film, send the cut for approval, then deliver wide and vertical.

A music-video service with no crew.

Before you start

What to bring, and what to do if something looks off.

What to prepare

The song
A finished song, the length you will releaseRough sketches with long silences
Singer photos
Clear face, even light, one personStage photos with heavy light effects

If something looks off

The face changes between scenes
Use clearer singer photos, one person per photo.
One place does not fit
Rename it on the shot list before filming; every shot there follows.

Where it sells

Where this work earns. Sourced, never promised.

Figures are the publishers’ own, for the whole market — not a typical result for one person.

Price

230 credits per minute of song, one take (a directed video lists every shot’s price first)

You see the exact price before anything runs; a run that fails costs nothing.

Also
50 credits director’s fee per run, from
Frames
16:9 · 9:16
You bring
A song and one to three singer photos
You get
A music video of the whole song, up to 10 minutes, in one go
What a monthly plan makes at 230 credits per minute of song, one take (a directed video lists every shot’s price first)
  • Starter240 credits1
  • Pro850 credits3
  • Business4,400 credits19

A plan’s credits refresh monthly. Failed runs are refunded.

Questions

Asked before the first run.

Does it use my song’s audio?
Yes. Your song is the video’s one audio track, and the cuts land on its beat.
Can I use a track I made elsewhere?
Yes, with One take: Music Studio hands your audio and photos to the music video model in Sandbox for a single-place video.
Should I disclose AI on YouTube?
Usually, yes. YouTube asks for disclosure when AI makes the music that is the main focus of a video, or a realistic person or scene; answer Yes to AI use under Attributes when you upload.
A rapper filming on a rooftop at sunsetIllustration

YOUR SONG, ON SCREEN

Make a music video. 230 credits per minute of song, one take

You bring a song and one to three singer photos. You get a music video of the whole song, up to 10 minutes, in one go.