Pick the section you'll post, turn each lyric line in it into one portrait shot, generate stills first and motion only for the hook, cut on the beat, time the lyrics to the vocal in the middle of the frame, and export 1080 × 1920. With a Suno song, SunoMV does the shot list, stills and lyric sync from the link.
Treat the lyrics as the storyboard and the phone screen as the frame. Choose the section, write one centred portrait shot per lyric line, make stills first, animate only the hook, keep one reference face, cut on the beat, put timed lyrics mid-frame and render 9:16 natively. For a Suno song, SunoMV runs those steps from the song link and you approve the shots that get filmed.
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Every sample below is an untouched SunoMV export: 3 AI storyboard shots, one AI-filmed clip, then the lyrics. Each one uses a different caption style and frame size.
Seven steps. Each one is cheap to check before you spend credits on the next, which matters most with AI video.
Decide what you are posting before you storyboard: the chorus or hook as a teaser, or the whole song. YouTube counts vertical uploads up to three minutes as Shorts, so a full 2–3 minute AI song can still go out vertical.
Write one shot per lyric line in that section, and give each verse, chorus and bridge its own setting so the video changes when the song does.
Ask for a vertical, centred subject: one person or object, head and shoulders or full body, with space above for the title. Wide establishing shots read poorly at phone size.
Generate a still per line and check the look on a few before doing the rest. Turn only the hook and close-ups into 3–8 second clips; slow pushes on stills are enough for the rest.
Reuse one reference photo of the singer or character in every shot instead of describing them again — that is what stops a vertical MV looking like unrelated clips.
Change shots on downbeats and section changes. Time each lyric to when it is sung, large, and in the middle of the frame — the bottom and right edge are covered by the app's caption and buttons.
1080 × 1920, MP4 (H.264), 30 fps. Render vertical from the start rather than cropping a 16:9 video, which cuts off subjects and lyrics at the sides.
From a Suno link to a 9:16 file.
Audio and lyrics come with it. Songs from elsewhere: upload the MP3 on Plus or Pro.
SunoMV writes one shot per lyric line and draws a few stills first. Change the style before generating the rest.
Add face photos so the lead stays the same; turn the chorus and close-ups into clips.
Lyrics are timed to the vocal and burned in. Need a feed or YouTube cut too? Export 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9 from the same song.
Pages that go deeper on one step.
Stage-by-stage tools and export settings for every platform.
9:16 presets with word-by-word highlight.
SunoMV, BeatViz, Media.io and VidMuse as Freebeat alternatives.
A music video made in a 9:16 portrait frame (1080 × 1920) for phone-first feeds such as TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. It is framed for one centred subject, and its lyrics are placed where the app's own buttons and captions do not cover them.
まず投稿する区間（サビだけか、曲全体か）を決め、その区間の歌詞1行につき縦構図のカットを1つ書きます。静止画を先に作って数枚でスタイルを確認し、サビとアップだけ3〜8秒の動画にし、ビートで切り替え、歌詞字幕は画面の中央付近に歌に合わせて入れ、最初から9:16（1080 × 1920）で書き出します。16:9を切り抜くと左右の被写体や字幕が切れます。Suno の曲なら SunoMV に曲リンクを貼るだけで、カット割り・静止画・歌詞同期まで進みます。
先定要发的段落（只发副歌，还是整首），把这一段的每句歌词写成一个竖构图镜头；先出静帧、看几张确认风格，再只把副歌和特写做成 3–8 秒视频；按节拍切镜，歌词字幕跟着唱词放在画面中部；从一开始就按 9:16（1080 × 1920）出片，不要裁 16:9。Suno 的歌直接把链接贴进 SunoMV，分镜、静帧和歌词同步它来做。
YouTube categorizes uploads with a square or vertical aspect ratio up to three minutes long as Shorts; use a wider aspect ratio such as 16:9 for long-form videos.
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Paste the Suno link, check the preview stills, pick the scenes to film, export 9:16.
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