Visualizer-style videos for instrumental tracks
Upload your song → see a 10-second preview of your music video
No subscription · $5 preview
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Not every release needs a narrative music video. For electronic, lo-fi, ambient and instrumental music, a visual that follows the sound is often the better fit: it keeps attention on the audio and is simple to publish on YouTube or as a background for a stream.
Clipbeat does not draw animated audio graphics. Instead it builds a visualizer-style video from pictures: AI scenes and short moving shots, your cover art or your own clips, cut on the beat of your track and exported from your browser.
Real output · “Neon Crown”, hip-hop
Clipbeat at a glance
| Price per video | from $5 Standard, $19 Plus or $39 Premium — one-time, priced by song length; a 4-minute song is $14 Standard, $30 Plus or $69 Premium |
|---|---|
| Longer songs | Priced by length, up to 20 minutes; the exact price is shown before you pay |
| Before you pay | Your upload, the timed lyrics and your brief (who sings, the style, the places) — no card needed |
| Scene-by-scene plan | After the $5 chorus preview, before you pay for the full video |
| Chorus preview | A short lip-synced clip of your singer singing your chorus, included in the $5 credit pack |
| Subscription | None — nothing renews |
| Lip-sync | Plus, Premium and Pro (the singing shots follow your vocal) |
| Output | 1080p MP4 without a watermark, 16:9 or 9:16 (1:1 and 4:5 from the editor) |
| Upload | MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or AIFF, up to 500 MB |
| Lyrics | Transcribed automatically in 50+ languages, shown word by word, karaoke-style |
How it works
- STEP 1
Upload the track
Drop an mp3 or wav. Clipbeat detects the beat so scene changes land on time; instrumentals need no lyrics.
- STEP 2
Describe the mood
Tell the AI Director the look you want — "neon city at night, slow camera pans" — and it plans the scenes across the track.
- STEP 3
Add your visuals
Use your cover art, your own photos and clips, stock footage, AI images or moving AI shots.
- STEP 4
Export
Render in 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, 1:1 or 4:5, straight from your browser.
A real example: “Neon Crown”
A full hip-hop song made into a video with Clipbeat on Premium — 20 scenes, one for every lyric line, the same singer throughout and 8 lip-synced singing shots.
Cut to the beat, not a looping GIF
Clipbeat analyses your track and lines scene changes up with the beat, so drops and breakdowns are felt in the edit. Moving AI shots keep the frame alive between cuts, which is what separates a release visual from a static image with music under it. On the timeline you can hold one slow shot through a long intro or cut faster through a drop.
Everything sits on a multi-track timeline, so you can adjust any cut, swap a scene or hold on your cover art for the intro.
Which tracks suit this style
It works best when the sound itself is the story: a club edit with a long build, a beat tape, a piano piece, an ambient record meant for headphones. It also fits a release-week schedule — a visual on day one, a lyric video a week later, and a full music video when the song has found its audience.
For vocal-led songs, pair the visuals with something human: your cover art, a live photo or a single slow AI shot of a singer.
Add visuals without a camera
Describe a mood — "neon city at night, slow camera pan" or "floating shards of light on a black background" — and generate a matching image with AI. Animate it into a short moving shot, or search Pexels and Pixabay for stock footage.
- AI images — photoreal, illustrated or poster-style
- Image-to-video shots with natural, beat-synced motion
- Stock footage search built into the editor
- Your own cover art, photos and clips
Lyrics are optional
If the track has vocals, you can add automatically synced lyrics. Transcription gives word-level timing in more than fifty languages. Mark a track as instrumental and no lyrics are added.
When you want a full music video instead
If your song has lyrics, Clipbeat also plans a scene for each lyric line, shown after the chorus preview. You can keep building the video by hand, or pay once to have the whole song made — from $5, with no subscription.
- Standard (from $5) — the full song with a scene for every lyric line, full motion, word-by-word karaoke lyrics, 1080p without a watermark.
- Plus (from $19) — everything in Standard (full motion, a scene for every lyric line, word-by-word karaoke lyrics, 1080p without a watermark), plus your singer lip-syncing the chorus with your vocals (2–3 shots).
- Premium (from $39) — full motion with the best image and motion models, extra quality checks on every shot, and real lip-sync on up to 12 singing shots.
Pricing in plain numbers
Editing and browser export do not use credits. Credits are only spent on AI generations — for example 3 credits for a Photoreal image or 15 for a Steady faces video shot. A whole AI music video is a one-time purchase instead: $5 Standard or $19 Plus if you want every scene moving.
Exports before any purchase are 720p with a small watermark; any credit pack (from $5, one-time) unlocks 1080p without the watermark.
Frequently asked questions
Does Clipbeat draw animated audio graphics?
No. Clipbeat makes visualizer-style videos from pictures: AI scenes, moving shots, your cover art and clips, cut on the beat of your track.
Can I use my album cover?
Yes. Upload any image or video and place it on the timeline, for the whole track or between AI scenes.
What formats can I export?
16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, so the same project can become a YouTube video and a vertical clip.
Is there a length limit?
Browser exports have no length or count limit, so a full DJ mix or a long ambient piece works.
Does it work for instrumentals?
Yes. Scene changes follow the beat, so no vocals or lyrics are needed.
Make a visual for your next release
Upload a track and build your visual in the browser. Want a full AI video? A scene plan, then $5 one-time.
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