Give your song free visuals, then a music video

Muzie music videos can be tried free in certain regions, where new accounts get free tokens. Everywhere else they are paid in tokens. The 3D music visualizers are free for everyone, everywhere.

Yes. Visualizers use no tokens. Pick a world, add a song, and you get a link that plays live in the browser.

It varies, and the offer can change. Sign up and the app shows whether free tokens are available to you before you make anything.

Not today. A visualizer plays live from its link, so it cannot be uploaded as a video file to YouTube, TikTok or Spotify. For a file you can post, make a music video.

Upload one photo with the face towards the camera, add your song and choose a style. The face is animated and synced to the vocal, across scenes cut to the lyrics.

Yes, for both visualizers and music videos. Upload your own track or pick one from the library. For anything you post publicly, use music you have the rights to.

Videos are priced by duration in tokens, so a short clip costs less than a full five minute track. The app shows the cost before you generate, and plans come with a monthly token allowance.

Song generation is open to everyone and paid in tokens. In regions with free tokens you can use them on a song. Once you have it, a visualizer for it is free.

For a file to post, a short music video in portrait, tried free where tokens are offered. A visualizer is a link, which suits a bio or a DM rather than an upload.

Yes. Use a clear photo of them facing the camera and pick a song. Keep it to people who will enjoy it.

A visualizer is ready as soon as the song is analysed. A music video takes minutes, longer for longer songs.

Yes. Music videos come in photoreal, anime, watercolour, claymation and more. Visualizers come in four worlds: Space, City, Abyss and Jungle.