
Make a music video from your own audio
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC file, paste a direct audio link, or pick a track from My music. Use the waveform to preview and select any 5–360 second section, including a chorus in the middle of a song.
Turn a finished song or a chorus into a music video. Upload your audio, choose a character reference and describe the story. Nafy plans the shots, animates the scenes and puts them together with your track.
See it in action
See how a 60-second excerpt became a widescreen music video, from a quiet swimming pool to a moonlit ocean.
Billie Eilish · Ocean Eyes
1:00 · 16:9
Choose the part of the song you want to use, set the visual direction and decide how closely you want to review the shots.

Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC file, paste a direct audio link, or pick a track from My music. Use the waveform to preview and select any 5–360 second section, including a chorus in the middle of a song.

Add a clear photo of your main character and describe the setting, wardrobe and mood you want. The reference gives the generator a visual starting point across shots. Review the first frames before animation if likeness matters.

Choose Automatic to let Nafy advance through the storyboard, first frames, video clips and final cut. In Review each stage, inspect the work before continuing. You can replace or regenerate individual assets and reassemble the video.

Use 16:9 for a widescreen video or 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. Choose 768p for a lower credit cost or 1080p for a sharper export. Preview and download the finished MP4 from My videos.
See how people use music videos to build a channel, launch a project, teach a lesson or celebrate a milestone.

Turn your original track into a widescreen MV for your channel. If your channel and video meet YouTube’s monetization rules and you have commercial rights to the audio and visuals, it can earn ad revenue.

Turn the chorus into a vertical teaser for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. Give listeners a reason to look up the full track on release day.

Create two short cuts of the client’s track with different visual styles. Use them in your pitch so the client can choose a direction before committing to a full production.

Turn a game’s theme song into a short music video starring a hero or mascot. Share it ahead of a launch or tournament to give players a first look at the world and characters.

Give a counting or vocabulary song an animated mascot and simple scenes that illustrate each idea. Play the finished video during a lesson so students can watch and sing along.

Turn a song written for the two of you into a short film about how you met or got engaged. Play it for your guests at the reception and keep a copy to watch on anniversaries.
Start with the audio you want viewers to hear. You can review the scenes as the video takes shape or let Nafy advance automatically.
Upload your track or select one from My music. Drag the waveform handles or enter start and end times in whole seconds, then preview your selection.
Upload a clear main-character image. Describe what happens in the video, how it should look and where the pace or scene should change. Choose your aspect ratio and resolution.
Use Automatic or review each stage. Play the finished video in My videos and download the MP4 when it is ready.
Find answers about audio formats, full songs, reference photos, pricing and what you can edit.
Yes. Nafy can make a multi-scene music video around your own audio. Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC file up to 30 MB, paste a direct audio link, or pick a track from My music. A title, main-character image and creative direction are also required.
Either works if the selected audio is 5–360 seconds. The waveform defaults to the whole song, or the first 360 seconds for longer tracks. Move the start and end handles to use a chorus, verse or any other section. Times are in whole seconds.
Music video generation is available on Pro Monthly, all annual plans, and Pay as You Go. Nafy requires sign-in and enough credits to generate a video. You can see the estimated cost before submitting. Creating the task itself is free, and credits are charged as the generation reaches its stages.
The video stage costs 180 credits at 768p or 300 at 1080p for 60 seconds, plus 4 credits per successfully generated first frame. A 33-credit director fee is charged when the storyboard is ready and returned when the video stage finishes. Regenerating individual assets costs extra.
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP reference that you have permission to use. The reference guides the character's appearance across scenes. You can inspect and replace individual frames in Review each stage mode.
Yes. If you have permission to use the track, export it as a supported audio file and upload it to Nafy. You can select the full track within the length limit or use an excerpt.
Yes. Choose 9:16 before generating a vertical video for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. Choose 16:9 for a widescreen video. You can preview and download your finished MP4.
The AI Music Video Generator uses your audio and creative direction to plan scenes and assemble them with your track. It does not offer timed lyric captions or a dedicated lip-sync control. Use Nafy’s AI Singing Video tool when the main goal is a singing performance.
Yes. Choose Review each stage to inspect the storyboard, first frames and clips before moving on. Replace an asset or regenerate it at the displayed credit cost, then reassemble the updated video.
Time varies with track length, the number of shots and service load. A full song can take more than 15 minutes. Your project is saved in My videos. Reopen it to check progress or resume if a stage needs attention.
Failed initial frames are not charged. Credits already spent on a delivered storyboard or successful first frames can still apply if a project stops. If the video stage finishes with some failed clips, the video charge still applies to the selected audio length.
You can download an MP4 for YouTube or other platforms. Make sure you have the rights to use the soundtrack and reference images for the type of release you are planning.
Turn your music, a reference image and a creative direction into a complete music video. Build it scene by scene, or let Nafy take it from storyboard to final cut.
Input settingsYour song becomes a shot-by-shot visual plan.
Establish a consistent look for each scene.
Bring the frames to life with motion and performance.
Assemble the scenes around the music into one video.
A full song can take more than 15 minutes. You can leave this page and return to your saved task.