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

Describe the genre, mood, subject and any names you want in it, and Muzie writes an original song with vocals and instruments in minutes. Add a photo and the same song becomes a music video of that face singing it.

Muzie does both in one place: it writes the song, then turns one photo into a video of someone singing it. Most song generators stop at the audio file.

Song generation in Muzie is open to everyone and paid in tokens, and in certain regions new accounts get free tokens to try it. Once you have the song, the 3D music visualizers are free for everyone, so you can give it moving visuals at no cost.

Yes. Put the name and a few details about them in the description and the lyrics use them. Names work best when the chorus is built around them.

Yes. Write the small things only you know: how you met, their habits, the song they sing in the car. Specific details are what make it sound like it could only be about them.

Say the genre, the mood, who it is about and two or three specific details. A line like 'upbeat pop-punk about my brother who is always late, mention his blue van' beats 'a fun song about my brother'.

Yes. Describe it: acoustic, soul, pop, country, rap, gospel, an eighties power ballad. The vocal and instruments follow the style you ask for.

Yes. Paste the lyrics you have written and pick a style, and the song is sung with your words instead of generated ones.

Yes. Describe the song in the language you want and the lyrics and vocal follow it.

Add one photo with the face towards the camera and pick a look: photoreal, anime, watercolour or claymation. Muzie storyboards the scenes and syncs the singing to the vocal.

Yes. Make the music video in portrait, which is the shape TikTok, Reels and Shorts want, and post the file. Use music you have the rights to for anything public.

Up to five minutes, enough for a full track. Videos are priced by length, so many people make the hook first.

Writing the song and making the video are both paid in tokens, and the app shows the cost before you generate. Videos are priced by duration, so a short clip costs less than a full track. Plans come with a monthly token allowance and packs top it up.