Music Video Montage: Turn audio into a music video in minutes
The fastest way to creating dynamic music videos. Create music videos directly from your audio and a description, or add an optional image.
Written By Christine Larsen
Last updated 11 days ago
Got a track? Use Music Video Montage to turn it into a full music video. Drop in your audio, set a few options, and Music Video Montage does the rest. It analyzes your audio creates a video based on the style, content and emotions in your music. No editing required.
Three Modes to generate with
Generate: Create a music video from your audio and description
Reference: Create a music video from your audio, description with a reference image
Restyle: Create a music video from your audio, description a inspirational guiding image

Access Music Video Montage
Click Music Video Montage in the Dashboard workflows, or open Canvas and open a Create Video Flow. Click the model name to open the model menu and scroll down to choose Music Video Montage.

Add your Audio
Upload your audio file from your Media Library or device. Video Montage analyzes it directly, so the video it generates is shaped by the content and mood of the sound.
Prompting for Music Video Montage
It's a montage, not a story. One character, one world, one style, caught mid-moment. The system handles camera, pacing and motion on its own — your job is just who, where, and how it looks.
Three things to include in your prompt
Subject — who or what, doing something (not standing still). Give fixed physical detail: hair, build, clothing, texture. Skip race/nationality labels, describe the features instead.
Location — one grounded setting: time of day, weather, a texture or two. Let it carry the mood rather than naming it.
Style — one clear keyword up front: anime, oil painting, 1970s film photograph, claymation. Vague or hedged style descriptions don't lock as well.
Keep it specific, not long
"A woman singing" tells the model nothing. "A woman with close-cropped silver hair in a weathered leather jacket, standing in a rain-slicked alley" gives it something to work with.
Leave out
Story language — "first," "then," "as the song builds"
Camera direction — zoom, pan, dolly, handheld (already automated)
Weapons, injury or drug specifics — use atmosphere instead
More than one competing subject
No style opinion? No problem
A short subject line with the style field left blank works fine — the audio analysis will pick a genre-appropriate look. This works best on songs with a strong, clear genre identity.
Prompt Template
Subject: [description] + [mid-action] + [texture detail] Style: [one keyword]
Example: A weathered fisherman with sun-cracked skin, hauling a net onto a wooden dock at dusk, salt-spray catching the last light / Style: 1970s Kodachrome film photograph
Test wording at low quality before running a high-quality pass.
Settings
Add reference image (for Restyle and Reference modes)
Change from “Generate” mode to “Reference” or “Restyle” to add an image.
Reference uses the image you upload as a guide for each clip. Restyle uses your aesthetic prompt and sound to restyle the image to create your clips.
Choose your video length, aspect ratio and resolution
Video length: Choose 1, 2, or 3 minutes.
Aspect ratio: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 3:4, or 4:3
Resolution: 540, 720, or 180p
Multi Clip toggle on or off
Want more visual variety within each clip? Turn on Multi Shot. Instead of one continuous shot per clip, you’ll get multiple shots packed into each one. This makes a big difference with longer videos, as the number of clips in each video stays the same, with longer clips for longer videos.
Generate your music video
Once you’re happy with your prompt and settings, click the Generate button to create your video.
Find out what's happening behind the scenes when you create your video, how your audio is analyzed, and more on how to prompt for best results:
Music Video Montage: Full Prompt Guide