MVFlow

Turn a track into a storyboarded music video, or make a photo sing

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What is MVFlow?

MVFlow is a generative video tool that turns a track into a storyboarded music video, or make a photo sing. MVFlow is a web-based AI music video generator. It builds editable storyboards from an uploaded track and a creative brief, then composes the shots into a finished video.

MVFlow is a browser-based AI studio built around one job: turning a song into video. It offers two main workflows. The music video mode takes an uploaded track plus a written creative direction and produces a multi-shot video. The singing video mode takes a single character photo and a vocal recording and animates the character performing along to the audio. The music video workflow is organised as a plan, review, render sequence. Users upload audio (tracks between 4 and 600 seconds, which they must have permission to use), describe the story they want, and optionally attach up to five reference images for characters, props, scenes, wardrobe or style. The system then builds a timed storyboard. Each shot can be inspected, its prompt edited and its timing checked, and several versions of a shot can be generated before the preferred ones are composed into a final cut that keeps the original audio. Because the storyboard stays editable, the process suits people who want directorial control rather than a single opaque output. Around the core generator sit supporting workspaces: a sound studio for creating original tracks, a visual studio for character references and cover concepts, and a motion studio for supporting clips and footage transformation. The workspace also lists lip sync options, including a lip-region-only mode, and singer and expression controls for singing videos. Usage is metered in credits. Analysis, images, video shots, optional lip sync and composition all draw from a balance, with an estimate shown before each generation is confirmed. Subscription tiers add monthly or yearly credit packs, and one-time packs are also sold. Generated files are kept for only seven days. MVFlow is aimed at independent musicians, lyric and visualizer creators, and social content teams who want music-driven video without a conventional editing pipeline. Compared with general text-to-video generators, its distinguishing trait is the audio-first, storyboard-centred workflow. Compared with traditional editors, it trades fine manual control for speed and generated visuals.

How do you use MVFlow?

  1. 1Choose a workflow
    Open the workspace on the homepage and pick the MV workflow for a multi-shot music video, or Singing Video for a photo-driven performance. Sign in when prompted.
    MVFlow — Choose a workflow
  2. 2Add your track and direction
    Upload an audio file between 4 and 600 seconds, or generate one in the sound studio. Write a project title and a prompt describing the story and mood.
    MVFlow — Add your track and direction
  3. 3Attach visual references
    Optionally upload up to five images for characters, props, scenes or style. Without references, the AI designs them from the prompt.
    MVFlow — Attach visual references
  4. 4Generate and edit the storyboard
    Pick aspect ratio, resolution and mode, then generate the storyboard. Review each shot's timing and prompt and adjust them as needed.
  5. 5Render shots and compose
    Generate versions of each shot, choose favorites, and compose the final video with your original track. Download it promptly, since files are kept for 7 days.
    MVFlow — Render shots and compose

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Editable storyboard lets users review shot timing, prompts and references before spending credits on renderingAI
  • Singing video mode needs only one character photo and a vocal trackAI
  • Several versions of each shot can be generated and the best ones chosen for the final compositionAI
  • Original audio is preserved in the final cut, and credit estimates appear before each generationAI
  • Companion studios for music, images and motion cover assets around the main video workflowAI

Cons

  • Generated resources are stored for only 7 days, so outputs must be downloaded quickly or they are lostAI
  • Credit-based billing across analysis, images, shots, lip sync and composition makes final cost hard to predictAI
  • Audio length is limited to between 4 and 600 seconds, which rules out very short clips and long mixesAI
  • The homepage mentions no free plan or trial, so testing the quality requires paying or buying creditsAI
  • Users must confirm they have rights to the uploaded music, and a bot check appears before generationAI

How much does MVFlow cost?

Pricing

Subscription plans are Standard ($39.99/month billed yearly, 16,000 credits), Professional ($79.99/month yearly, 33,000 credits) and Ultra ($159.99/month yearly, 66,000 credits). Monthly billing costs more. One-time credit packs run from $199 for 3,000 credits to $2,999 for 80,000.

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Support

Paid plans list priority support. A studio guide is available in the docs section of the site.

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Features

Editable storyboards for music videos, singing videos from one photo plus audio, singer and expression controls, lip sync options, shot versioning, final composition with the original track, and separate music, image and video studios.

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Frequently asked questions about MVFlow

  • How much does MVFlow cost?
    Subscription plans are Standard ($39.99/month billed yearly, 16,000 credits), Professional ($79.99/month yearly, 33,000 credits) and Ultra ($159.99/month yearly, 66,000 credits). Monthly billing costs more. One-time credit packs run from $199 for 3,000 credits to $2,999 for 80,000.
  • How do you use MVFlow?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Choose a workflow 2. Add your track and direction 3. Attach visual references 4. Generate and edit the storyboard 5. Render shots and compose.
  • What platforms does MVFlow support?
    MVFlow is available on Web App.
  • What are the limitations of MVFlow?
    Generated resources are stored for only 7 days, so outputs must be downloaded quickly or they are lost. Credit-based billing across analysis, images, shots, lip sync and composition makes final cost hard to predict. Audio length is limited to between 4 and 600 seconds, which rules out very short clips and long mixes.

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Added10/7/2026

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