Rain and footsteps guide a close-up of boots moving through puddles.
Scene description
Cinematic close-up of black leather boots walking through shallow rain puddles on a neon-lit city street at night. The steps and splashes follow the supplied audio. Realistic wet reflections, low tracking camera, continuous shot. No speech, no music.
Original synthetic sound · generated with our audio-to-video workflow
A wolf howl gives a wildlife scene its timing and atmosphere.
Scene description
Wildlife documentary, a single realistic grey wolf standing on a snowy ridge at dusk, raising its muzzle and howling in time with the supplied wolf howl audio. Visible breath, natural fur, calm camera, continuous medium shot. Only the wolf is visible. No humans, no dialogue, no music.
Original synthetic sound · generated with our audio-to-video workflow
A short guitar phrase guides a tightly framed performance shot.
Scene description
A realistic close-up of a guitarist playing a dark red electric guitar on a dim stage under warm red and blue lights. Frame the guitar and hands, no face. Finger and picking movements follow the supplied guitar riff. Continuous shot, natural motion. No speech, no added music.
Original synthetic sound · generated with our audio-to-video workflow
Loading an example is free. Generating your own version uses the credits shown in the tool.
How to Turn Audio into Video
Start with the sound you already have. Create a short shot here, or use a dedicated workflow for a full song or a talking photo.
1
Upload Audio and Choose a Clip
Listen to your recording and select 5–10 seconds. Only that selection is used for the short video.
2
Describe the Scene or Add an Image
Say who or what should appear, where the action happens, and how it should look. A reference image helps anchor the first frame.
3
Generate and Download Your Video
Prepare your clip, review the verified credit cost, and generate. Preview the finished video and download it from this page or My Library.
Create Videos from Voice, Music, and Sound Effects
Choose the result you want. Each workflow has its own inputs, limits and price.
Voice Recordings and Talking Photos
Give a clear voice recording a visible speaker. Use a portrait or character image for a dedicated talking-photo video.
Songs and Music Videos
Turn your song and a performer photo into a music video with automatic scene planning. Choose landscape or portrait output.
Sound Effects and Cinematic Clips
Create a short visual scene around footsteps, animal sounds, instruments or ambience. Direct the subject and action with a description.
Control the Scene with a Prompt or Reference Image
Your audio guides timing. A reference image gives the model a visual starting point, and your description guides movement and style. Without an image, the model may use a default portrait.
Describe one clear action
Name the subject, action, setting and camera framing. A single short scene is easier to direct than several unrelated events.
Anchor the first frame
Add a photo of the person, object or setting you want. Use an image that already fits your intended composition.
Use a recognizable sound
Clean speech, a distinct instrument phrase, or one clear sound effect gives the model a more useful signal. Results can vary; preview a short clip before making more versions.
Supported Formats, Clip Lengths, and Downloads
Workflow
Inputs
Audio length
Output
Sound-driven clip
Audio + description or reference image
5–10 seconds selected from your recording
MP4 · native 1080p
Music Video
Song + performer photo; optional creative direction
Up to 10 minutes
480p or 720p · 16:9 or 9:16
Talking Photo
Portrait or character image + voice recording
See the selected model’s limit
MP4 · options depend on the model
The homepage accepts MP3, WAV and M4A audio up to 50 MB, and JPG, PNG or WebP reference images up to 10 MB. Generation requires sign-in and enough credits. The selected clip is used as the audio input; generated motion and synchronization can vary.
Pricing for Your Audio Clip
Review the credit cost before generating. Short sound-driven clips and full music videos have different rates.
Short sound-driven clips
8 credits per billed second. A 5-second clip costs 40 credits. The server verifies the prepared clip before generation.
Preparing inputs and playing examples do not use generation credits. Each new generation uses credits. Watermarked downloads are available for completed jobs; a paid top-up unlocks originals.
Audio to Video AI FAQ
What is audio to video AI?
Audio to video AI creates a video using an existing audio track as an input. AudioToVideoAI offers short sound-driven scenes, talking photos, and a separate song-to-music-video workflow. A scene description or reference image tells the model what should appear.
Can I create a video without uploading a photo?
Yes. The short-clip model accepts audio and a description without an image, but may use a default portrait. Add a reference image when you want a specific person, animal, object or scene. Talking-photo and Music Video workflows require an image.
Can I use music and sound effects?
Yes. The short-clip tool accepts speech, music, instruments, animal sounds and environmental sound effects. Start with one clear sound or phrase and describe the subject and action you want to see. Results vary with the recording and visual direction.
Will the video keep my original audio?
The short-clip tool prepares the part of your recording that you select and sends it as the generation audio. It does not replace your voice with text-to-speech. Preview the result to check timing, sound and synchronization.
How long can the generated video be?
Choose 5–10 seconds in the homepage short-clip tool. You can select a section from an audio file up to 10 minutes long. For a full song, the separate Music Video workflow accepts songs up to 10 minutes.
Is audio to video AI free?
You can listen to examples and set up your inputs without using generation credits. Video generation requires sign-in and sufficient credits. The verified cost is shown before you generate; available promotional credits depend on your account.
Can I download my video as an MP4?
Yes. Completed clips can be previewed and downloaded from the tool or My Library. Watermarked downloads are available; a paid top-up unlocks original downloads. The download options are shown before you create a clip.
How can I make the visuals match my audio?
Choose a clear sound, describe one subject and action, and add a reference image when appearance matters. Try a short clip first. A long narration with many scene changes needs separate scene planning; the homepage generates one short shot at a time.