How to Make an AI Music Video for Your Own Song (Suno Too)
Decide the length first, because it decides the tools. A full-length AI music video, three minutes of scenes cut to the whole song, is a chain: the song, still images of the singer and the places, an image-to-video model for motion, a lip-sync tool for the performance shots, and an editor. A clip of the hook for TikTok or Reels can be a single step.
Hotel Lobby Video (rapaivideo.net) does the single step: upload MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC or OGG, choose 2 to 15 seconds, and the person in your left photo performs it in the orange booth while a friend hypes. 12 seconds at 480p is 6 credits, and the audio adds nothing.
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YOUR SONG · AI MUSIC VIDEO
A video for your song
- Short or full
- Four steps
- The long route
Short clip or full video?
| What you want | Length | Route |
|---|---|---|
| A teaser before release | 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 s | One render here |
| A voice note or toast as a performance | Up to 15 s | One render here |
| A full-length music video | The whole song | Several tools and an editor |
| A lyric video | The whole song | An editor or a lyric-video tool; no faces needed |
Your song
Put your song on stage
Add two photos and your song. The left one performs it, the right one hypes; the audio adds no credits.
Your two performers
A clear, well-lit photo works best. Two photos put two people side by side.
Choose the stage
Video settings
What should they rap about?
Ready in about 3 minutes; failed generations return your credits. View pricing
Your song on stage in four steps
- Add two photos below. The left one sings; the right one dances. One photo of you both also works.
- Your song is already selected. Choose the file and drag to the stretch you want: the hook or the line people will quote.
- Pick the length and quality and check the credits on the button.
- Create, wait about 5 to 15 minutes, download the MP4.
The sound in the finished video is generated from your recording, so it follows it closely without being a bit-for-bit copy. For a release, lay your master back over the MP4. Use recordings you own or are licensed to use. Two people taking turns on your own song is not possible here; this guide explains why and what to do instead.
The full-length route
- The song: your recording, or a Suno or other AI music track. Pick the take with the clearest vocal; lip sync follows the voice.
- Stills: make one image per scene with an image model, keeping the same singer in every shot.
- Motion: animate each still into a short clip with an image-to-video model.
- Performance: run the singer’s image and a stretch of the song through a lip-sync tool for close-ups.
- Edit: cut every clip to the full song and lay the master audio on last.
If the song comes from Suno, check what your plan lets you do with it; Suno’s help center says songs made on the free plan are for non-commercial use, while Pro and Premier songs carry commercial rights. This creator walks through one full route with a Suno song and a free lip-sync tool:
One creator’s full-length route: a Suno song, still images and a lip-sync toolby MoneOnDaBeat · Watch on YouTube
Clips by other creators. Press play to watch here; the player comes from the platform the clip was posted on.
Comparing tools for the long route? See best AI music video generators.
FAQ
How do I make an AI music video for my song?
For a full-length video, chain tools: song, stills, image-to-video, lip sync, edit. For a short performance clip, upload the song with two photos on Hotel Lobby Video and render once.
Can I use a Suno song?
Yes. Download it as MP3 or WAV, check what your Suno plan allows, and upload it. The left person performs up to 15 seconds of it.
Can Hotel Lobby Video make a full-length music video?
No. Each video is 5, 8, 10, 12 or 15 seconds, enough for a hook or a teaser.
Does my own song cost extra?
No. The price depends on length and quality: 12 seconds at 480p on Wan 3.0 is 6 credits.
Will the AI change my song?
The soundtrack is generated from your recording and follows it closely, but it is not an exact copy. Lay your master over the MP4 for a release.
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