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Use case

AI Music Video Generator

Drop in a track and a concept. An agent breaks the song into scenes, renders each as key art, and animates them into a cut that moves with the music.

  • Beat-aware scene breakdown from one prompt
  • Key art per scene, then animated to video
  • Swap any image or video model for your own look

The workflow behind it

Workflow Editor
Note
Audio Input
String Input
electronic ambient
String Input
abstract geometric patterns, neon colors, flowing energy
String Input
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Automatic Speech Recognition
Audio
Text
Prompt
Transcription
Genre
Style
Agent
Prompt
Text
Prompt
Analysis
Count
Genre
Style
List Generator
Prompt
For Each
Input List
Text To Image
Prompt
Collect
Input Item
Frame To Video
Frame
Add Audio
Video
Audio

One canvas
for the whole craft

Image, video, audio, and text on a single node-based canvas — with the editing tools you rely on wired in right next to the model calls.

Workflow Editor
Node workflow turning a campaign brief and product photo into a generated product video

Edit where you generate

Mask, retouch, extend, relight, upscale, layer, and composite. The editing tools you reach for, wired into the same canvas as the model calls.

Watch every node render

Outputs stream in as nodes finish. Inspect any frame, swap a model, re-run from that node down.

Your keys, provider prices

Bring your own keys for FAL, KIE, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Replicate, and the rest. The bill comes from the provider, not from us.

Image, video, audio, text

Flux, Seedance, Wan, ControlNet, Whisper, ElevenLabs, Suno — all of it on one canvas, under their real names. No renamed mystery models.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my own song?

Yes. Feed any audio file into the workflow. The graph reads the track and drives the scene breakdown and pacing from it.

Which models does it use?

It defaults to a text-to-image model for key art and an image-to-video model for motion, but every node is swappable — bring your own keys and pick any provider.

Do I need to code?

No. Open the template in NodeTool Studio, connect your keys, and run it. Rewire nodes on the canvas to change the look.

Build it on your own machine

Free, open source, and yours to run. Download Studio, open the template, and make it yours with your own keys.