SoundBoost

Turns an uploaded song into a storyboarded, lip-synced music video

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What is SoundBoost?

SoundBoost is a generative video tool that turns an uploaded song into a storyboarded, lip-synced music video. An AI music video generator that analyses an uploaded song, writes a story and storyboard, then produces a full-length film cut to the beat, with optional lip sync and consistent characters from reference images.

SoundBoost's music video generator takes a finished song and returns a full-length film cut to the track. The workflow starts with an audio upload, optionally followed by a line of direction, reference images, photos of a main character or lyrics. The system listens to the song, writes a single story for the whole piece and breaks it into a shot list built around bars of music. Every scene appears first as a still with a title, a short story and a timecode, so the whole film can be reviewed before any motion is produced. The tool is aimed at independent musicians, producers and small labels who need a visual for a release without a film crew. Visual references carry a lot of weight: character sheets keep the same person across shots, watercolours set a painted look, and even a logo can become the on-screen character. A lip sync option makes the singer perform the actual vocal in scenes where they sing to camera, with the mouth following the track at that exact moment. Instrumentals are also supported, with the story carrying the mood instead. Direction can be written in the user's own language or dictated, and it can be skipped entirely. In practice, the approval step is the key design choice. Scenes can be retaken, edited or rewritten, and nothing is filmed until the storyboard is approved. After that, motion for each scene is generated in parallel and assembled to the song. A full-length film is usually ready about twenty minutes after approval, with an email notification when it finishes. Uploads accept common formats such as MP3, WAV and FLAC, up to 1 GB and two hours. Among alternatives, it sits between general text-to-video generators, which handle short clips, and traditional editing suites, which demand footage. Its focus on song-length output, consistent characters and beat-aware cutting makes it a specialised option for music releases. A public showcase of finished films across genres shows the inputs behind each result. It also connects to SoundBoost's mastering service for tracks already processed there.

How do you use SoundBoost?

  1. 1Upload your song
    Add an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG or AIFF file up to 1 GB. Uploading and analysis are free, and tick lip sync here if the singer should perform the vocal.
    SoundBoost — Upload your song
  2. 2Add direction and references
    Write a line, a named look or a full treatment, and attach photos of the main character, style images or lyrics. This step can also be skipped.
  3. 3Review the storyboard
    Check each scene still, title and timecode, then retake, edit or rewrite any that miss. Nothing is filmed until approval.
  4. 4Approve and collect the film
    After approval every scene is shot in parallel and cut to the track. An email arrives when the video is ready.
  5. 5Check plans and credits
    Review how plans and credits work before generating longer films.
    SoundBoost — Check plans and credits

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Storyboard stills can be reviewed, retaken or rewritten before any motion is renderedAI
  • Optional lip sync follows the real vocal in each on-camera performance sceneAI
  • Reference photos, paintings or logos keep characters and style consistent across scenesAI
  • Works with sung tracks and instrumentals, and direction is optional or can be dictatedAI
  • Public showcase shows the exact inputs behind each finished filmAI

Cons

  • Full-length films take roughly twenty minutes to render after storyboard approvalAI
  • Final cost depends on plans and credits, which the generator page does not spell outAI
  • Result quality is tied to the quality and clarity of the references suppliedAI
  • Lip sync applies only to scenes where the singer performs on camera, not every shotAI

How much does SoundBoost cost?

Free trial

A free storyboard preview lets users see every scene as a still before motion is rendered. Uploading and song analysis are also free.

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Pricing

The page offers a free storyboard preview, and uploading and analysis are free. Motion rendering is the costly stage; plan and credit details are covered on a separate plans and credits page.

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Support

A wiki section on the site covers plans and credits. Completion is announced by email. No other support channels are stated.

Integrations

Tracks mastered with SoundBoost can be sent straight from Projects into the generator. No other integrations are stated.

Features

Song analysis, story and shot-list writing, storyboard stills with timecodes, scene retakes and edits, optional lip sync, character consistency from reference images, multilingual or dictated direction, parallel scene rendering cut to the track.

Frequently asked questions about SoundBoost

  • How much does SoundBoost cost?
    The page offers a free storyboard preview, and uploading and analysis are free. Motion rendering is the costly stage; plan and credit details are covered on a separate plans and credits page.
  • Does SoundBoost offer a free trial?
    A free storyboard preview lets users see every scene as a still before motion is rendered. Uploading and song analysis are also free.
  • How do you use SoundBoost?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Upload your song 2. Add direction and references 3. Review the storyboard 4. Approve and collect the film 5. Check plans and credits.
  • What platforms does SoundBoost support?
    SoundBoost is available on Web App.
  • What does SoundBoost integrate with?
    Tracks mastered with SoundBoost can be sent straight from Projects into the generator. No other integrations are stated.
  • What are the limitations of SoundBoost?
    Full-length films take roughly twenty minutes to render after storyboard approval. Final cost depends on plans and credits, which the generator page does not spell out. Result quality is tied to the quality and clarity of the references supplied.

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Added10/6/2026

Platforms

Web App

Pricing

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