Your song.
Cut on the beat.
Drop in your song and your footage. Every scene lands on the beat, the busiest shots take the chorus, and your lyrics are timed to your voice on top. A music video, a lyric video, or both, with the hook cut for TikTok.
One song, every cut you need
Pick what you are making. Change your mind later: it is the same plan.
Music video
Your footage cut to the song: a new shot on the beat, faster through the chorus, on every beat in the drop.
Lyric video
Your words over your cover art, a looping scene, or a solid, timed to your voice and pulsing on the beat.
Both
The footage and the lyrics together, with the cut held clear of each line so the words are never fighting the picture.
The hook
The loudest chorus, 15 to 30 seconds, ending on a downbeat: the TikTok and Reels cut, from the same plan.
From your song to a finished video
No timeline. No keyframes. No lining clips up by hand.
Your song
Upload it. The tempo, the first beat and the song's sections are read in your browser, free.
Your footage
Drop files or paste a YouTube or TikTok link. Long videos split into scenes once, with a fewer or more slider.
Your lyrics
Paste them. Time them from an LRC file, on your own OpenAI key, or by tapping along to the song.
Cut and render
A draft plays right away. Shuffle for a new cut, then render the whole song or just the hook.
Edited like somebody listened
The rules an editor follows, applied to every cut.
Cut on the beat, by section
Every 4 bars in the intro, every 2 in a verse, every bar before the chorus, every 2 beats in the chorus, every beat in the drop. One pace for a whole song is what makes an auto-edit look like a slideshow.
Energy to motion
The busiest shots in your footage take the loudest parts of the song, and the calm ones take the verses.
No repeats until you run out
Every scene is used before any comes back, never the same one twice in a row, and it tells you when a small pool has to repeat.
Lyrics you can trust
Your pasted words are the truth and the song only supplies the timing, so a missed word never drags every later line. Lines it could not hear are marked, not guessed silently.
Legible over any shot
A line over a bright shot gets a backing so white words never vanish into a sky.
Framed for the phone
Letterboxed film is cropped to its picture, not its black bars, so a 9:16 cut of a widescreen video still looks right.
Shuffle, and go back
The same choices always give the same cut. Shuffle makes a new one, and the one you liked is still there.
Split once, use everywhere
Scenes stay in My Footage, so the same shots make next week's ad or a faceless episode without splitting again.
Post it everywhere
Render 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, or 1:1 for the feed. Download it, publish it to your NewFans page, save it to Google Drive, or send it to Clips and cut it into shorts.
- Planning, shuffling and the preview in your browser: free.
- Reading the tempo of your song and sections: free, in your browser.
- Splitting a video into scenes: one cut per 10 minutes of it on the Clips day pass (1 credit covers 10 cuts a day).
- A render: 1 credit, or 2 for vertical, 4K or over 90 seconds.
- Timing lyrics automatically runs on your own OpenAI key. An LRC file or tapping along is free.
Ready when you are
Cut your first music video
Drop in a song and a video, watch the draft play right away, shuffle until you love it, then render the whole song or just the hook.