TuneArt
AI music video maker for your own songs
About TuneArt
TuneArt is an AI music video maker that takes a song you upload and turns it into a video cut on the beat, with your lyrics on screen. It is aimed at independent musicians who need visuals for a release but cannot afford a video shoot. Rather than looping one clip under the audio, TuneArt listens to the verses, choruses and bridge, writes one story across them, and cuts to a new shot every few seconds, so a whole song comes back as a continuous music video instead of a short teaser.
The tool picks a video model for each shot from Kling 2.5, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2 and Veo 3.1, and it times every cut to land on a downbeat so that each shot fills whole bars. Besides full-song videos, TuneArt makes 15- and 30-second chorus videos, singing photos where your picture sings the hook, dancing photos of you or your pet, and rap videos. Pricing is pay as you go: the first video is free with a small watermark, lyric videos are free, and everything else is paid from one-off credit packs with the cost shown on the button before you generate.
You drop a song file onto the page in MP3, WAV or M4A format. TuneArt finds the hook and proposes the strongest whole bars starting on a downbeat, and you can drag the selection box to choose a different part of the song.
Next you choose what to make: a whole-song video, a chorus video, a lyric video, a singing or dancing photo, or a rap video. You can switch between formats at any time while the song and its hook stay in place. Each option shows its credit cost before you press Generate.
Videos are rendered on TuneArt's servers, so you can close the tab or lock your phone. A whole-song video is ready in roughly 15 to 30 minutes and you are emailed when it is done; it then appears in My videos. If a video fails after TuneArt's own retries, every credit is returned and you see why. When a video is finished, one tap produces a release kit for promoting the track.
- •Whole-song music videos - Videos of 1 to 4 minutes with one story across the song, a new shot about every three to five seconds, and lyrics on screen. A Lite mode animates one shot in four and uses slow zooms on the rest at a lower credit cost.
- •Beat-synced editing - Every cut lands on a downbeat and every shot fills whole bars, which is what makes the result look edited rather than stitched together.
- •Multiple video models - TuneArt chooses between Kling 2.5, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2 and Veo 3.1 for each shot, with Standard and Best quality levels.
- •Singing, dancing and rap photos - Upload one photo of yourself or your pet and it sings the chorus, performs a dance or raps the verse.
- •Release kit - After a video is made, TuneArt generates vertical teasers of the chorus, a promo teaser and a Spotify Canvas, in the 9:16 format used by TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- •Free tools - A Now Playing card, a lyric card, a BPM and key finder and an album mockup on vinyl or CD can be made without signing up.
TuneArt suits independent and bedroom musicians who want a music video for a single without hiring a director, and artists who need a steady stream of short vertical clips to promote a release on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Small labels and managers can use the release kit to prepare teasers and a Spotify Canvas for each track. Hobbyists and pet owners can make singing or dancing photo videos for fun. Because there is no subscription and credits last 12 months, it fits musicians who release a few songs a year rather than every week.
Pricing
One time purchase, not a subscription
- Free$0/mo
- 50 credits$4.99 once
- 120 credits$9.90 once
- 360 credits$27 once
- 700 credits$49 once
- 1,250 credits$85 once
- 2,300 credits$149 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-11-01
