Use case
Music videos and visualizers for independent artists
Viralance makes the pieces of a music video, not the edit: 10-second loops for 5 credits each on MiniMax H3 Max Turbo, your own performance footage restyled for 10 credits per started minute, and a lip-synced verse at 1 credit per second. A visualizer for a three-minute track built that way costs about 90 credits. There is no beat detection and no timeline here, so you cut the parts to your song in an editor you already use.
From 5 credits a clip. Credits never expire, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
The workflow, step by step
Every step names the Viralance tool it runs on.
- 1
Make the loop shots from your cover art
Open image-to-video with a model marked Start + end frame, upload the same artwork as the start and the end frame, and describe slow motion inside it (smoke drifting, light pulsing). Because the clip has to land back on its first frame, it usually loops cleanly; check the seam before you use it. 5 credits for 10 seconds at 768p.
- 2
Generate the scenes the track needs
For narrative or abstract shots, write one prompt per section of the song in text-to-video. Kling 3.0 Pro is 18 credits for 10 seconds at 1080p; Seedance 2.5 makes a single 30-second take for 66 credits at 480p. Switch Sound off: you will lay your own track, and generated music can be flagged as copyrighted.
- 3
Restyle real performance footage
Film yourself performing once, then give the footage a look (anime, oil paint, claymation) with Restyle on Edit video. The motion and timing stay yours, so it stays in sync with the song. 10 credits per started minute.
- 4
Lip-sync a verse to a character
With Lip sync on Edit video, upload a clip of up to 30 seconds and the vocal stem for that part. It is built for speech, so test one short verse first (20 credits for 20 seconds) before planning a whole video around it. Only use faces you have permission to use.
- 5
Cut to the beat elsewhere
Download everything and edit in CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve or similar. If a shot must go to 4K for YouTube, Upscale a 10-second clip for 32 credits.
Models that suit this job
Credits per clip from the live price list. Dollar figures use the $9 Mini pack and the $299 Business pack.
| Model | Setting | Credits | Mini / Business | Why this one | Try |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MiniMax H3 Max Turbo | Photo · 10s · 768p | 5 | $1.50 / $0.91 | Low-cost model with an end-frame input: the same image at both ends makes a loop. Its sound is always on, so mute it in your editor. | Try it |
| Kling 3.0 Pro | Text · 10s | 18 | $5.40 / $3.26 | 1080p scenes with strong motion; turn its native audio off for music work. | Try it |
| Wan 3.0 | Text · 15s · 720p | 19 | $5.70 / $3.44 | Fifteen seconds per take covers a chorus with fewer cuts. | Try it |
| Seedance 2.5 | Text · 30s · 480p | 66 | $19.80 / $11.96 | The only 30-second single take in the catalog, for a long continuous shot under a bridge or outro. | Try it |
| Kling 4.0 | Text · 15s · 720p | 30 | $9.00 / $5.44 | Up to 30 seconds and keyframes between start and end. Its sound cannot be switched off, so mute it in your editor. | Try it |
MiniMax H3 Max Turbo
5 creditsPhoto · 10s · 768p · $1.50 / $0.91
Low-cost model with an end-frame input: the same image at both ends makes a loop. Its sound is always on, so mute it in your editor.
Try MiniMax H3 Max TurboKling 3.0 Pro
18 creditsText · 10s · $5.40 / $3.26
1080p scenes with strong motion; turn its native audio off for music work.
Try Kling 3.0 ProWan 3.0
19 creditsText · 15s · 720p · $5.70 / $3.44
Fifteen seconds per take covers a chorus with fewer cuts.
Try Wan 3.0Seedance 2.5
66 creditsText · 30s · 480p · $19.80 / $11.96
The only 30-second single take in the catalog, for a long continuous shot under a bridge or outro.
Try Seedance 2.5Kling 4.0
30 creditsText · 15s · 720p · $9.00 / $5.44
Up to 30 seconds and keyframes between start and end. Its sound cannot be switched off, so mute it in your editor.
Try Kling 4.0
Visualizer for a three-minute track: eight 10-second loops on MiniMax H3 Max Turbo (40 credits), a three-minute performance take restyled (30) and one 20-second lip-synced verse (20): 90 credits, about $27.00 on the entry pack. Swapping the loops for eight 10-second Kling 3.0 Pro scenes makes the scenes alone 144 credits; fifteen-second Wan 3.0 scenes are 19 each and Kling 4.0 at 15 seconds is 30.
What Viralance does not do for music
It does not listen to your song. There is no upload-a-track-and-get-a-video mode, no beat detection and no timeline. Generated clips have their own pacing, so the cut, the sync and the lyric text all happen in your editor.
The Score tool in Audio Suite composes new background music; it is for creators who need a bed under a clip, not for setting visuals to your own release.
Short vertical loops for streaming and social
Streaming services and social apps show short looping vertical video next to a track: Spotify’s Canvas is the best-known example. Generate those loops at 9:16 from your cover art with the start-and-end-frame method above, and check the platform’s current length and size requirements before uploading, because they change.
- Keep the subject in the centre; app overlays cover the top and bottom.
- Slow, continuous motion loops better than a single big event.
- No text in the generated frames; add titles in the editor so they stay sharp.
Rights and likeness
You keep ownership of the clips you generate. Lip sync and Restyle need permission from anyone whose face is in the source, and public figures are blocked. Do not prompt for a famous artist’s look or a recognisable music-video scene: requests that name a real person, brand or character are refused, and the credits come back. See why prompts get rejected.
Prompts to start from
Copy one, or open it in the studio with the model already selected.
Slow drifting smoke and soft light pulses inside the artwork, the composition and colours unchanged, the motion returns smoothly to the starting image. No text, no people added.
Use the cover as both start and end frame.
Use this promptA lone figure in a long coat walks through an empty neon-lit street at night, rain on the asphalt, slow tracking shot from behind, anamorphic flares, moody blue and magenta, vertical 9:16.
Verse scene; turn Sound off.
Use this promptAbstract ink clouds in deep red and black bloom and fold in water, slow motion, macro, black background, continuous single take, gradually brightening toward the end.
A 30-second build for an intro or bridge.
Use this promptQuestions about this
Can AI make a whole music video from my song?
Not on Viralance. It makes the shots: loops, scenes, restyled performance footage and lip-synced clips. You put them together to the beat in a video editor. There is no song upload or beat sync.
How do I make a seamless looping visualizer?
Pick an image-to-video model with a start and end frame input, use the same image for both, and ask for slow continuous motion such as drifting smoke. The clip has to finish on its first frame, so it usually loops; check the seam before publishing.
Can I make an AI character sing my lyrics?
Lip sync on the Edit video page matches a clip of up to 30 seconds to an audio file you upload. It is designed for speech, so results with sung vocals vary; test a short verse first. It costs 1 credit per second with a 10-credit minimum.
Will the generated sound clash with my track?
Turn the Sound switch off before generating on models that have one (VEO 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance, Wan 3.0). Kling 4.0, the MiniMax H3 models and PixVerse V6 always generate sound, so mute those clips in your editor. Generated music can also be flagged as copyrighted by the model maker.
How much does a music video cost?
A visualizer for a three-minute track with eight loops, a restyled performance take and one lip-synced verse is about 90 credits. Using cinematic 10-second scenes instead of loops costs more: 18 credits per Kling 3.0 Pro scene.