For artists and labels
AI music video editor
Make a music video from a song and an idea. Built for artists, producers and labels cutting a video without an edit suite.
How to edit a music video with AI
Four steps from track to finished video.
Work like an edit: track first, then the look, the cuts and the export.
Upload your track
Add the song so the edit knows its tempo and its sections. Verse, chorus and drop each get shots that fit.
Describe the look
Write the setting, light and camera like a director. Keep to one style per clip so the video holds together.
Cut to the beat
Frameo plans shots against the music: longer wides in quiet parts, quicker cuts when the track lifts.
Export for Reels, YouTube and Spotify Canvas
Choose 9:16 or 16:9 for where the video plays, then export the cut.
Beat grid
See where every cut lands.
Frameo reads the song as a timeline and plans a shot for each section. Here is how an edit moves from intro to outro.
Intro
Verse
Drop
Outro
Intro: open on one wide shot and let the track breathe.
Verse: hold wide shots and let the vocal lead.
Drop: cut faster, and give every hit a new angle.
Outro: slow the cuts and end on a held frame.
Cut follows the music
One video, three soundtracks
Switch the track and watch the edit change: pace, mood and cut points follow the song.
Soundtrack
Start creatingMusic video examples
Four genres, four prompts.
›Push in slowly on a bearded man in a wool coat poling a wooden flat boat across calm, misty river water at sunrise, ripples spreading, soft golden light from the low sun behind him, pale peach sky, reeds on the bank. Wide, vertical, photoreal indie-folk film look, no text, 5-second 3:4 clip.
›Handheld shot following a lone man in a black bomber jacket walking toward camera down a rainy alley at 2am, neon pink and cyan reflections on wet asphalt, steam rising from a grate, rain streaks in the light, steady confident stride. Gritty photoreal, shallow depth, no text, 5-second 3:4 clip.
›Low hero angle looking up at an astronaut in a white suit dancing with fast arm pumps on a moon-surface studio set, grey dust kicking up, bright white strobes and magenta studio lights flashing, black backdrop of stars, camera orbiting quickly. Stylised photoreal, high energy, no text, 5-second 3:4 clip.
Nano Banana 2›Top-down close-up of a steaming glass cup of masala tea on a wooden sill by a window, whole spices beside it, soft cool morning daylight from the left, gentle steam curling upward, muted teal and amber tones, calm, shallow depth of field, photoreal, empty space above for lyrics, no text, 3:4.
Common mistakes
Four music video edit mistakes to avoid.
- Cutting off the beat: name the beat each cut should land on.
- Too many styles in one clip: choose one look per video.
- Ignoring aspect ratio: pick 9:16 or 16:9 for the platform before you start.
- Vague lyrics prompts: quote the line and describe the shot it needs.
Questions about editing music videos with AI
Frameo is an AI video production platform: it makes and edits video from your idea, and you can add your own track to cut it to. Upload the song, describe the look, and the edit is built around your music.
You describe where cuts should land, such as on the snare or on each chorus, and Frameo plans shots around the music. If a take misses the beat, re-prompt it with the beat named more clearly.
You can export 9:16 for Reels and Spotify Canvas, or 16:9 for YouTube. Length depends on the model you pick. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
See plansYou retain ownership of what you make. The Terms of Use set out the full position.
Your turn
Cut your video to your track.
Type the idea and land in Frameo with it filled in.