Make an AI music video that cuts on the beat

owntent's music video mode measures the song's tempo, beats, and sections, then cuts your shots on those beats instead of at fixed intervals. It can write a separate cast and section-by-section shot list for the track, and it bakes punch-ins, flashes, glitches, and on-beat lyric lines into the render — in a cinematic style with long holds or a hype style that cuts on every beat.

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From song to finished music video

1
Add the song
Upload a track or generate one. owntent measures the tempo, beats, sections, and the drop.
2
Write the MV script
Describe the people, mood, and color. owntent writes a cast and shots for each section of the song, kept separate from your series episodes.
3
Generate keyframes and clips
Create a keyframe or clip for each shot. owntent shows how many shots have media before you cut.
4
Pick a cutting style
Cinematic holds a shot for 2–4 beats with one soft bloom on the drop; hype cuts on every loud beat with flashes and glitches on section changes.
5
Render on the beat
Lines slam in on the beat at the start, on section changes, and on the drop. The plan shows cuts, punch-ins, flashes, and glitches before you render.

What makes it a music video, not a slideshow

Cuts land on measured beats and section changes, not fixed timers
Two styles: cinematic long holds or hype every-beat cutting
Punch-ins, flashes, glitches, and full-screen pattern cards baked to the music
On-beat lyric or title lines, highlighted on the drop
A separate MV script and cast, so the song can feature your series characters without touching the episodes
Shots without media reuse the previous shot instead of leaving gaps

AI music video — FAQ

Do I need my own song?

You can upload your own track or generate one in the project.

Can I use characters from my series?

Yes. The MV script has its own cast and shots, so you can feature series characters without changing the series episodes.

What if some shots have no clip yet?

The render reuses the previous shot for those beats and tells you how many were reused, so you can fill them in and render again.

Make an AI music video that cuts on the beat

From song to finished music video

Add the song

Upload a track or generate one. owntent measures the tempo, beats, sections, and the drop.

Write the MV script

Describe the people, mood, and color. owntent writes a cast and shots for each section of the song, kept separate from your series episodes.

Generate keyframes and clips

Create a keyframe or clip for each shot. owntent shows how many shots have media before you cut.

Pick a cutting style

Cinematic holds a shot for 2–4 beats with one soft bloom on the drop; hype cuts on every loud beat with flashes and glitches on section changes.

Render on the beat

Lines slam in on the beat at the start, on section changes, and on the drop. The plan shows cuts, punch-ins, flashes, and glitches before you render.

What makes it a music video, not a slideshow

Cuts land on measured beats and section changes, not fixed timers

Two styles: cinematic long holds or hype every-beat cutting

Punch-ins, flashes, glitches, and full-screen pattern cards baked to the music

On-beat lyric or title lines, highlighted on the drop

A separate MV script and cast, so the song can feature your series characters without touching the episodes

Shots without media reuse the previous shot instead of leaving gaps