Full music videos, cut to the lyrics

Scenes, not one shot

The video moves through a set of scenes rather than holding a single frame, so it sustains across the length of a track.

Cut to the lyrics

The edit follows the words, so the picture changes where the song does.

Your singer throughout

The performer you chose appears across the scenes rather than being replaced shot to shot.

Style control

Pick the visual style for the video so the scenes suit the track.

Step 1

Pick your song

Generate one in Muzie or select a track you already have.

Step 2

Pick your singer

The performer who will appear across the video.

Step 3

Choose a style and orientation

Portrait for short-form platforms, landscape for YouTube.

Step 4

Generate

Scenes are generated and assembled into a single music video.

Free videos run up to 30 seconds. Pro extends that to four minutes, which is enough for a full-length track as well as a short-form edit.

Draft quality is there to let you check the idea before committing. Full quality costs more and is what you export for a release.

The sensible workflow is to rough out the concept on draft, confirm the singer and style work against the track, and only then spend on a full render.

How long can a music video be?

Up to 30 seconds on the free tier and up to four minutes on Pro. Longer videos are built from more scenes, so length is the main thing driving cost.

What does a music video cost in tokens?

It scales with the length of the video, and full quality costs more than draft. The app shows the exact token cost for your settings before you generate.

What is the difference from lip sync mode?

Full music video generates a sequence of scenes with your singer performing across them. Lip sync produces a single close-up shot of the singer performing the track.

© 2026 APHVN Limited. All rights reserved.

APHVN Limited is registered in the United Kingdom. Company number 15968200.