Music videos cut to the song you upload

Music video on Deepscene is a film cut to a song you upload. You bring photos of the lead, the track, and the lyrics. An optional note can describe the look. There is no storyline step and no screenwriter. The lead, the clothes, the place, and the props come from those inputs, and each cut is a preview still before it becomes video.

How to use it

1. Open Music video.
2. Add photos of the lead. The sheet is built from those pictures. Add the song and the lyrics.
3. The run builds looks, places, and a still for each cut. Each look is a garment plate and then a worn sheet. Generate only the looks you need.
4. On a cut, drag a window across the waveform. The window is 4 to 30 seconds. Nothing auto-aligns the lyrics to the picture. The selected range loops while you edit.
5. Render. The model is Seedance 2.5, and the audio reference is that slice of your song. The placement of the window is saved once the cut still exists.

The duration slider used by shorts and films does not set the length here. The window you drag does. Export plays the slice you uploaded for that cut.

Where to use it

Use Music video when you have a finished song and you want a lead on screen for a chorus, a verse, or a 15 second hook. Use Reels when there is no song to cut to. Use Image to video when you only need one moving picture and not a set of cuts.

What you pay

Sheets are standard stills at 2 credits each. Render is Seedance 2.5: 2 credits a second at 480p and 5 at 720p. A 15 second chorus at 480p is 30 credits, before the stills. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits. Creator is $39 for 420. Studio is $99 for 1,100. You can cancel any time. There is no setup fee. See pricing. You own the files you download.

Questions

Will the edit line the lyrics up for me?

No. You choose the window. The lyrics are context for the look and the place, not a locked timing track.

Can I move the window before the still exists?

You can audition it. The placement is stored once that cut's still has been generated.