A visual idea can give a song another language. Surprising imagery, a distinct atmosphere, and room to experiment can make the creative process feel collaborative again.
01Creative discoveryFor songwriters
Made for musicians and visual thinkers
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Make music visible with neural frames
Imagine audio-reactive music videos with room for your own visual direction, scene by scene.
Give your sound a visual direction.
Your music video in three steps
1. Start with your music
Let the rhythm, energy, and structure of your track inform the visual idea.
2. Shape your video
Choose a visual style, imagine your characters, and describe the moments you want to see.
3. Bring the idea together
Take your creative direction forward and explore how it could become a music video.
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Refine every scene through a conversation
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What creators care about
When visuals follow a track’s phrasing and mood, the story feels connected to the music rather than laid over it. Each scene has a reason to be there.
02Music-led storytellingFor performers
The most interesting videos blend artistic direction with musical detail: a recurring character, a recognizable style, and images that change as the sound changes.
03Visual controlFor image makers
Discover what you could imagine
Choose from a wide range of video directions
LIP
SYNC
Explore direction
Emotional
Singing
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Lyric
Video
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Analog
Memory
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ANIME
DREAM
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OUTLAW
RIDE
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LOOP
VIDEO
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Lofi
Scapes
Explore directionPacked with possibilities
Think beyond the first frame
Plan imagery for the screens where your music will be seen.
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Superpower
Custom Styles
Find an aesthetic that suits the track.
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Full-length thinking
Consider the story of a complete song, not only one striking clip.
Lyrics as inspiration
Let a line, image, or feeling in the song guide a scene.
Personalisation
Keep a creative identity in mind as your visual story develops.
Recognizable characters
Describe who appears and how they should look from scene to scene.
Style & scene direction
Choose the atmosphere, color, and pace that feel right for your music.
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Explore your idea Music creators worldwide find their vision
Begin with a sound and a feeling
Give that feeling a visual direction
Carry the idea into your next creative step
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Frequently asked questions
What are neural frames?
Neural frames describes a way of thinking about music-led visuals: images and scenes shaped around the sound, mood, and story of a track. This page helps you explore a visual direction before continuing to the linked creative service.
Do I own the rights to a video I make?
Rights depend on the service you use, its current terms, and the music and source material you provide. Check the destination’s terms before publishing or using a result commercially.
What are standard visual styles?
They are familiar starting points—such as cinematic, animated, surreal, or retro looks—that can help you describe the atmosphere you want.
How can I develop a custom style?
Describe recurring colors, settings, characters, lighting, and camera language. A clear visual brief gives your idea a more recognizable identity.
What does upscaling mean?
Upscaling is the process of producing a larger-resolution image or video from a smaller source. Available options and results vary by service.
How does music visualization work?
Music visualization connects motion, edits, colors, or imagery to characteristics of a track, such as its rhythm, energy, and changes in mood.
How can animation respond to audio?
An audio-led concept can use beats, vocal phrases, and transitions as cues for movement and scene changes. The specific controls available depend on the tool you choose.
