Audio to Video
Create videos from audio files with AI
Audio to Video lets you transform audio files into stunning videos. Upload your audio, provide a descriptive prompt, and optionally add a reference image. The AI will generate video content that matches your audio using Wan 2.5 model.
When to Use Audio to Video
- You have music or audio that needs visual content
- You want to create music videos from audio tracks
- You need to visualize podcasts or voice recordings
- You want to create audio-visual content for social media
Audio Requirements
Reference Image (Required)
Step-by-Step Workflow
1. Upload Your Audio
Click the upload area to select your audio file. Supported formats include MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, and M4A.
- •Use clear, high-quality audio for best results
- •Audio can be any length - output will be 5s or 10s video
- •Background noise may affect video generation quality
2. Write a Descriptive Prompt
Describe what you want to see in the video. Be specific about the scene, subjects, and style.
"A person singing in a recording studio with dynamic lighting""Abstract colorful waves pulsing to music""A DJ performing at a nightclub with neon lights"3. Add Reference Image (Optional)
Upload a reference image to guide the visual style. This helps the AI understand what kind of visuals you want.
4. Set Duration
Choose between 5 seconds (75 credits) or 10 seconds (150 credits) for your video output.
5. Generate & Review
Click generate and wait for your video. Generation typically takes 1-3 minutes. Review the result and iterate as needed.
Audio to Video Use Cases
Explore practical applications for transforming audio into engaging video content.
Music Industry
- Create music videos from audio tracks
- Generate visualizers for songs
- Produce album art animations
- Create lyric video backgrounds
Podcast & Media
- Transform podcast episodes into video content
- Create visual versions of interviews
- Generate video clips from audio recordings
- Produce social media content from audio
Marketing & Advertising
- Create video ads from audio jingles
- Generate visual content for radio ads
- Transform voiceovers into complete videos
- Produce multimedia campaign content
Education & Training
- Visualize educational audio content
- Create video tutorials from audio narration
- Generate visual aids for audio lessons
- Transform lectures into video format
Pro Tips
- •Use descriptive prompts that match your audio's mood
- •Reference images significantly improve visual consistency
- •Start with 5-second videos to test your concept
- •Clear, high-quality audio produces better results
- •Describe camera movements and visual effects in your prompt
Credits & Pricing
- •15 credits per second of video
- •5-second video: 75 credits
- •10-second video: 150 credits
- •Credits are only deducted after successful generation
Advanced Audio to Video Techniques
Master these techniques to create exceptional video content from your audio files.
Prompt Writing for Audio Matching
Write prompts that describe visuals that would match your audio's mood and tempo. If your audio is energetic, describe energetic scenes. If it's calm, describe peaceful visuals. The prompt guides visual generation to complement your audio content.
Reference Image Selection
Choose reference images that match your audio's style and mood. A calm acoustic track pairs well with peaceful nature scenes, while electronic music works with dynamic, modern visuals. The reference image helps the AI understand the visual style that complements your audio.
Audio-Visual Synchronization
While the AI doesn't directly analyze audio content, your prompt should describe visuals that would naturally match the audio's rhythm and mood. Describe motion and action that would align with your audio's tempo for better visual-audio harmony.
Iterative Refinement
Generate a video, review how well it matches your audio, then refine your prompt based on the results. Adjust visual descriptions to better complement your audio's characteristics. Iteration helps achieve the perfect audio-visual match.
Audio to Video Use Cases
Explore practical applications for transforming audio into engaging video content.
Music Industry
- Create music videos from audio tracks
- Generate visualizers for songs
- Produce album art animations
- Create lyric video backgrounds
Podcast & Media
- Transform podcast episodes into video content
- Create visual versions of interviews
- Generate video clips from audio recordings
- Produce social media content from audio
Marketing & Advertising
- Create video ads from audio jingles
- Generate visual content for radio ads
- Transform voiceovers into complete videos
- Produce multimedia campaign content
Education & Training
- Visualize educational audio content
- Create video tutorials from audio narration
- Generate visual aids for audio lessons
- Transform lectures into video format
Optimizing Audio to Video Results
Learn how to get the best visual results that complement your audio content.
Match Prompt to Audio Mood
Write prompts that describe visuals matching your audio's emotional tone. Energetic music needs dynamic visuals, calm audio suits peaceful scenes. Matching mood between audio and visual description creates better results.
Use Descriptive Visual Language
Describe specific visual elements that would complement your audio. Mention colors, lighting, motion, and style that align with your audio's characteristics. Detailed visual descriptions help the AI create better matching content.
Select Appropriate Reference Images
Choose reference images that match your audio's style and mood. The reference image guides visual generation, so select images that represent the visual style you want to see with your audio.
Consider Audio Tempo in Prompts
Describe motion that matches your audio's tempo. Fast-paced audio works with dynamic, quick movements, while slow, ambient audio suits gentle, slow motion. Matching tempo creates better visual-audio harmony.
Limitations
- •Audio content isn't directly analyzed - prompt is key for visual matching
- •Complex audio may not translate perfectly to visuals
- •Video output is limited to 5 or 10 seconds
- •Reference image style may not always be preserved perfectly