A music video on a low budget, honestly costed

Film a one-take performance on your phone in natural light, or generate one. With Muzie you upload a photo and your track, pick a style, and the first video is free up to 30 seconds with a watermark.

Generating one. It costs a few pounds per video against a few hundred for a one-person videographer, with a singer on screen and scenes that follow the song.

A one-person videographer runs $300 to $1,500 for the day and the edit, before location, travel and props. A lyric video commission is $50 to $500. A generated performance video is a few pounds, priced by length.

Use one good photo of yourself facing the camera and your track. Muzie animates the photo so you sing the song, cuts scenes to the lyrics and exports the video, so there is no crew, location or editing.

Yes. One clear photo where your face is towards the camera is the whole visual input. The mouth is synced to the vocal and the scenes are built around the lyrics.

Cheap live shoots often do, because bad lighting and shaky camera work give them away. A generated video in a cinematic or stylised look does not have those tells.

Muzie is built for vocal tracks: you upload your song and a photo, and a performer sings it across scenes cut to the lyrics. Styles include photoreal, anime, watercolour and claymation.

Yes. The export is portrait, the format TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts want, so one video covers all three without re-editing.

Yes, and at a few pounds each that is the smart way to do it: several versions of the hook in different styles, posted separately, then push the one that performs.

No. You pick the photo, the song and the style, and the scenes, cuts and lip sync are done for you in minutes.

Yes. Upload the master or a demo. For anything you post publicly, use music you have the rights to.

Your first video is free to try, up to 30 seconds with a watermark. Longer or higher quality videos use tokens, and Pro removes the watermark and raises the limit to five minutes.