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A song, and the video it needs

Describe a song. Get one with vocals. Then give it a video.

Tell Muzie the vibe, the story and the names, and it writes an original track with vocals and instruments. Most AI song tools stop there. Here the same song gets a singer on screen, so it can actually be posted.

Writing an original song is a Pro feature. The song library and your own tracks are free to try.

Songs and videos people have already made with Muzie

Music video made with Muzie: Mythos

Mythos

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Music video made with Muzie: Halloween

Halloween

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Music video made with Muzie: Slim Shady

Slim Shady

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Music video made with Muzie: Mr. Cheddar

Mr. Cheddar

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How an AI song gets made

Four decisions from description to a video you can post.

Step 1

Describe it

The genre, the mood, who it is about, the names and the in jokes. The more specific the description, the more the song sounds like it was written for someone rather than for anyone.

Step 2

Get the track

An original with vocals and instruments comes back in minutes. Do not like the first take? Describe it again. Iterating is the whole trick.

Step 3

Add a singer

A photo of you, the person the song is about, a character, or the cover art. Every visible face performs the track.

Step 4

Let it direct

Muzie storyboards scenes against the lyrics it just wrote, syncs the mouth to the vocal and exports a portrait video ready to post or send.

What people write songs about

Six descriptions that come back as songs worth replaying.

A person

A birthday song with their name in the chorus, their habits in the verses. Then their photo performs it. This is the version that gets replayed.

A relationship

How you met, where you live, what you argue about. An original love song, performed by the two of you, sent at midnight.

A release

Independent artists use it to sketch a track fast, then give the sketch a video and see if the hook lands before spending studio time.

A group

The office, the team, the class. A song about the year, performed by the group photo, played at the party.

A pet

A song about the dog, its habits and its crimes, performed by the dog. Nothing else on the feed looks like it.

An occasion

A Christmas song about your specific household, a graduation song about the course, a wedding song about the couple. The description is the gift.

Pick the look of the video

The song sets the mood. The style sets the scene.

Anime style for an AI song video

Anime

Cartoon style for an AI song video

Cartoon

Comic book style for an AI song video

Comic book

Claymation style for an AI song video

Claymation

Pixel art style for an AI song video

Pixel art

Cinematic film style for an AI song video

Cinematic film

AI song questions

The things people ask before writing the first one.

Describe the genre, mood, subject and any names, and Muzie writes an original track with vocals and instruments in minutes. Describe it again to iterate. Then add a photo and the same song gets a music video.

Yes. Complete tracks with lyrics, vocals and instruments, generated from your description. The lyrics are then what the video is storyboarded against.

Generating an original song is a Pro feature. Using the built-in library of over a thousand tracks or uploading your own song is free to try, so you can make a singing video before deciding on Pro.

Yes. Put the name, the place and the in jokes in the description and they come back in the lyrics. That is what makes a birthday or wedding song land.

The song is generated for you from your description. For anything you release or post publicly, check the current terms in the app for what you can do with generated tracks.

Because an audio file has nowhere to go. Every platform that could give the song an audience wants a video, and the singer on screen is what stops the scroll. Writing the song and making the video in one place is the point.

Describe it once. Hear it in minutes.

Write the description, get the track, and give it a singer before you decide whether it needs anything else. Iterating costs minutes, not sessions.