Upload your song, and we build the video out of your own words.


We read the lyrics for you, and you fix any word we hear wrong.

Each scene shows up as a picture first, and you change anything that feels wrong.

Widescreen or vertical, lyric video or full music video, and it arrives ready to post.
Editing it yourself eats your release month, and stock clip tools hand you footage that was never about your song.
Every one of these started as a song file and nothing else. We film widescreen for YouTube and vertical for the feed.
“It captures the heart and essence and humour of my song.”
“I collaborated with a film company for free and they were late in sending me the video so it wasn't ready in time for release day.”
“I was pleasantly surprised with the end result and will definitely use it.”
“It nailed down my artist identity 100%.”
“I have had friends help filming me and spent approx 10-15 hrs cutting my own videos.”
“It surprised me how real the footage from the music video option felt.”
These artists filmed their videos free, and I promoted their songs and playlisted them, in exchange for their honest opinion.
I write and release songs too. FilmMySong is the tool I wanted back when I had a release coming and no budget to film it.
No. If you can upload a song and answer a question about it, you can do this. You never touch a timeline or an editor.
You do, fully. Post it, monetize it, put it on a billboard. We never claim rights to your music or your visuals.
They stay yours, they never train anything, and you can permanently delete them anytime.
Yes. Upload a few photos and you can appear in your scenes in any style you pick, even as an anime character.
Your credits refresh every month. If a release month runs you dry, you can upgrade anytime, and on Label you can grab a one-time top-up that never expires.
Yes. No platform bans AI music videos. YouTube, TikTok and Instagram ask for one AI label when you post, and YouTube says in writing that the label costs no reach and no ad money. Apple Music and Vevo take music videos through a distributor like DistroKid and have no AI rule at all. Their rules are about format, and words on screen break them, AI or not, which is why lyric videos live on YouTube and social.
Try it free on your own song, and see the first scenes before you pay anything.
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