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If you run out of credits while stills are still being drawn, a banner now stays at the top of the timeline showing how many stills are left and how many credits you need — everything already drawn is saved, and one tap takes you to upgrade or top up, so it no longer looks stuck. When you re-shoot a shot that's already been shot, it explains that the people come from that shot's still and offers "Edit the still first"; when the description names a character who is set not to appear in that shot, the shot editor flags it and lets you "Add back to this shot" in one click. Cut points now snap to where a lyric line or still begins, and subtitles turn the page at every cut. Exported MVs no longer flash black between neighboring shots, and a clip that cuts to a different picture near its end now stops before that cut — in 2K / 4K exports too. Segments with lyrics are no longer planned as instrumental, and using the magic wand on a specific shot now replaces the auto-written instrumental description instead of just appending to it. Removing people from a still's cast who aren't mentioned in the description no longer marks the still as outdated or skips the shoot. Lip-synced shots in MVs made from songs generated on the site now stay silent outside the sung lines. The preview progress badge tucks itself away during playback, and when "Sing" is on with action described, you're warned before shooting that those actions won't appear. Fixed purchases in the mobile app sometimes still showing the Free plan: purchases that couldn't be matched to your account are now picked up automatically; if the payment popup fails to load, you're offered full-page checkout instead, and the pricing page now explains what to do if payment errors on your phone. Still checks can also spot the same character drawn twice in one image, and when an imported song can't be fetched you're told why and can upload the MP3 directly. The single-shot editor adds a "Continue from previous shot" toggle, so two neighboring shots can flow on from the last frame of the previous one even when each has its own still. When rewriting shot prompts, stills whose text changed can be redrawn in one step from the confirmation dialog, or you can update the text only. Reference images now explain that outfits, accessories and expressions carry into every shot, with a new "Restyle" entry to change a reference image's look in one sentence; the story you write before shooting is saved and reused when you rewrite shots later. Suno lyrics that break mid-word no longer show up in subtitles as split words like "si ze", and generating on the rap page from plain text or an uploaded file is no longer rejected. The still editor adds a "Pose reference": drop in a pose image and the still copies the arms, hands and body direction; when the description asks for gestures like a finger heart or a raised hand, the previous still's arm position no longer pulls it back, and pulling faces close no longer turns into a kiss. After splitting a clip in two, you're told where the first part now ends and which line the second starts on. When exporting an MV, split words in previously imported Suno songs and in lyrics you've edited are joined back too.

Shot videos can now use FLUX 3 Max: a faster FLUX 3 that renders a 10-second clip in about 20 seconds and follows your description more closely. Every shot in the storyboard now shows its camera language — like "Close-up · Low angle · Push in" — and you can open it to see why the shot is framed that way; exported lyric-score PDFs now include shot size, camera angle, camera move, scene and cast for each shot. The director chat shows each step in plain words like "Shoot a scene", "Patch a few seconds" and "Lip-sync a scene"; asking it to fix a mouth now goes through lip sync instead of re-shooting the whole scene, patching a few seconds has its own confirmation, and already lip-synced scenes no longer get covered by a patch. On both the web and the mobile app, lip-syncing several shots at once asks you to confirm each shot's still, lyric and price first, with only the shots where the lead singer is on screen checked by default. In the mobile app, character cards tell you whether that character appears in the clips you've already shot and what it would cost to bring them up to date; and an outdated-still warning names the lyric line and takes you straight to its still. Precise lip sync no longer gets stuck on "Generating", re-shot clips no longer occasionally show the old video, and a freshly redrawn still no longer gets flagged as outdated the moment you start shooting. A finished transition animation can now go "Back to still" in one click and be restored any time at no cost, and cut-point and lyric-alignment changes can be undone later. After you insert a new still, transition prompts are rewritten for the new neighboring shots, and web playback no longer flashes the first still between shots. Still checks now compare the look of non-human characters like snakes, dragons and mascots, and markup edits redraw them from the character card. In the mobile app, the Create tab gives free users with trial credits a direct way to start a picture project. For paid members, when the storyboard is fully drawn but most shots are still lyric slides, the storyboard suggests switching them to real video in one click, with a price shown up front and undo available; the preview controls gain a "Lyrics" toggle; and performance shots now label the motion reference as "Film yourself playing". Singing sections that aren't set as performance shots no longer show people mouthing along to the vocals, and older projects that bound a base still earlier no longer get wrongly flagged as outdated.

You can now lock up to 8 characters per song, so big bands and animal choirs keep a fixed face for every member. After a clip is shot, it's automatically compared with the cast look, and any seconds where the person doesn't match are flagged so you can reshoot just those seconds. Characters get an "Always wearing" field — say, a shirt or a necklace — that carries into every still and clip, and you can turn any shot's look into the cast reference. You can now use your own picture for any shot, and partial reshoots can start from a new first frame. The story page adds "Never show in this video" (say, no smoke), applied to every still and clip. When the director wants to change two or more shots, it lists the changes for you to confirm first, and redrawing stills for a new look keeps the original composition. You can delete characters and scenes from your library, Android phones get a direct link to the SunoMV app, and AVIF images from your phone upload directly. Also fixed: previews stuck at 0:00 in Brave and similar browsers, the magic wand locking itself after one use, and batch still generation stopping partway when resumed.

Redrawing a cast look now shows the cost first, outdated stills can all be redrawn in one go, and you'll see exactly how many credits you're short; yearly plans now refill to full on your purchase date each month. AI motion art, cut timing, and "to update" hints are clearer too, and AI motion art you made but aren't using can be switched back with one tap at no charge. Previewing MVs on iPhone and iPad is lighter, and notifications inside the app now show as unobtrusive toasts.

Characters you remove from a shot no longer show up in its still. The estimated time for video clips on the MV progress bar is more accurate: it is now estimated per clip from the video model you picked.

MV export adds 2K and 4K (Pro), and clips that are softer than the export can be upscaled to 2K / 4K on their own. Lip sync gets a "More models" section with OmniHuman 1.5 (Performance) and OmniHuman 2.0 (Light performance). Storyboard stills can now use FLUX 3 Klein: fast, low-cost, up to 4K. Stills that were not redrawn after a storyline change are no longer shot straight into video; instrumental clips start from their own still, and shots only show the characters their still names, so the video matches the still. The clip editor can "Add a picture" before a chosen word, so one lyric line can switch between two images; splitting by line no longer scrambles stills. Re-picking characters or scenes from the library now actually sticks.

You can now lock up to 5 characters per song, so bands and groups keep a consistent face for every member, and the still editor can reuse an image from another shot in the project at no credit cost. You can now sign in with Discord. Yearly members who run short can convert later months' allowance into credits, one month at a time, on the web or in the app. The FLUX 3 video model now offers 2K and 4K. The "⋯" menu next to the editor title can delete a song permanently, picking a style tells you upfront how many preview images you will get and the most credits it can cost, and buttons now show how many credits you are short. The timeline marks shots whose video is shorter than their slot and freezes at the end. Lip-sync shots no longer close the mouth early at the end, shot start points follow when you move a still boundary, and the first still uses the description you just edited. Reshot clips no longer start partway through and look like a still, and merging shots keeps the merged-away shot's video in the version history. A few misheard words in an instrumental track are no longer treated as lyrics, and with several named cast members uploaded, each shot uses the right face. Suno WAVs whose file name doesn't end in .wav upload as-is, and the editor recovers on its own when the page stops responding to clicks. suno.bi opens in English by default again outside China. Batch still generation no longer double-charges on repeated clicks, and slow stills keep waiting in the background. Language pages such as suno.bi/zh work again, and your first visit follows your browser's language. Links shared to the app or pasted with a song title right after them are recognized correctly.

Monthly plans now show the date your credits refill in full when the plan renews, so you no longer need to email us to ask. Stills in the same video segment now follow the previous one, so faces and scenes stay consistent, and opening a finished video checks its shot count and cuts against the storyboard. Exported MVs use the lyrics you edited, with no missing verses, Text PV no longer covers footage with a full-screen tile wall, and light-color Text PV uses a lighter default backdrop. Permanently deleting a song now also deletes its uploaded audio and generated images.

Song folders are now albums: save the cast, scenes, world and album singer in an album and apply them to every song in it with one click, or create an album first, upload photos to add cast and scenes, then make songs. You can also import cast and scenes straight from another song. All of this works in the app too, and the app library can be filtered by album. Clip stills get "Annotate & edit": circle what to change and the rest of the image stays as it is. Lip-synced results are no longer wrongly rejected, and double clicks no longer charge twice. New AI rap video page: paste a link, type some text or upload audio or video to get an original rap with a beat, vocals and a lyric video, in 16 languages. The "Singer performance" switch now explains that it films only the first still, and warns you what will be dropped, and how to keep it, when a segment has several shots or a description. When every still a shot points to falls outside that segment's time, filming and the storyboard frames switch to the segment's own still instead. Cast settings get a new "Keep out" field: write what should never appear on a character (earrings, for example) and stills avoid it. Exported MV files now carry the song title, artist and date, and the render bar tells you rendering keeps going if you leave and you will get an email when it is done. Musician credits in a lyric sheet no longer show up on screen as lyrics. If a single shoot or batch of stills would use more than 30% of your monthly allowance, you are asked to confirm first. When all stills are ready but some clips are not shot yet, the top bar shows how many are left with a one-click way back to shooting. The magic wand now shows the edit currently in effect, so you can build on it. Buying credit packs on the Android app no longer fails.

Each credit transaction now shows the song, the shot number, and your balance afterward. Tap a name in the shoot preview to leave that character out of a segment or bring them back. Singing shots now lip-sync straight from the still, with up to 60 seconds per shot. The magic wand no longer gets wrongly locked when no description is pinned. Asking the director chat to change a character's look now updates the character itself instead of piling "no ..." words into shot descriptions. Missing translations have been filled in for other interface languages. Once you place your own still image, shots in instrumental sections are filmed from that image and follow its scene, and "Replace with my image" rewrites the shot description to match the new image. A shooting preview now appears under the magic wand. Export now has separate switches for Subtitles and Text PV, and you can export even if the storyboard is unfinished or you are over this month's allowance. Settings has a new "Include Text PV in auto exports" switch that syncs between web and app. Text PV shots that have been filmed now play their video in the final cut, and selecting such shots really starts filming. The Account section in Settings now has "Delete account", so you no longer need to email us to delete it. Saving lyrics or re-planning the storyboard no longer moves finished images and videos to other moments or drops them. When a line of vertical subtitles wraps onto two lines, the whole line shows. If you close the payment window without paying, you are told that any pending charge on your card is only an authorization hold your bank will release.

Ask the director for several changes at once and it first lays out a step-by-step plan with the total credits, then runs it in order after you confirm. The director chat shows next-step buttons and where you are, and the director can see how many credits this song has used. Before shooting, you are warned which scenes may change a character's look. Style changes are saved to the project, and the director no longer generates images on its own when switching style. Filling in the remaining scenes only extends the end instead of reshuffling earlier shots. Uploaded songs with very long lyrics can now be planned into MV clips. Lip-sync follows the vocals more closely at every tier, and instrumental shots act out what the shot description says. Subtitles clear during instrumental breaks and no longer merge with the next line. Lyric alignment is back to normal. New Hotel Lobby AI video page.

Your first video gets there faster: signing in to suno.bi gives you 100 trial credits automatically, and a song link from a landing page is filled in and started for you. Free accounts can now upload their own audio to make an MV, 3 songs a day. Characters can be set to appear only in certain sections, so someone who belongs in the opening no longer shows up in every shot, and before a full storyboard batch you confirm the story, the faces, and the credits it will cost. A progress ring in the top-right shows where each step stands and how long is left, and the panel pops open as soon as something changes. Generating a preview starts playback right away, showing visuals where they exist and a Text PV where they don't yet. A menu next to the editor title lets you duplicate the project as a backup or start over. The AI lead's default look now follows your interface language. The Suno video downloader sits at the top of its page, and you can go straight from a download to a lyric video.

Scene images can now pick Qwen Image 2.1 Turbo and Qwen Image 2.1 Pro. Shots can now mix looks one by one: each shot's picture can be an AI video, a storyboard frame, text only, or AI motion, and its lyrics can be subtitles, Text PV, or hidden, with a looping preview of that shot right in the dialog. A Text PV shot can add a cut-out character for a poster feel. The storyboard offers Save, Balanced, and Bold plans for the whole video, and the MV assistant can apply them from one sentence. The workshop, the canvas, and the classic editor share one Share & Download button, and Fit to lyrics previews before saving and can be undone. A shot is checked once more before it is refunded for a retry. A shot with no scene description is no longer drawn as a grid, and the credits left in the charge notice match the account.

When a shot already has a still, replacing it with your own picture keeps that picture instead of clearing it and drawing again. Export includes storyboard frames that are already painted. On a phone, the Text PV tool row wraps instead of pushing the page sideways.

HeyGen Video’s top option is labeled 2K. 480P costs less than 720P, and a reference-image shot costs twice that tier. A single-shot preview keeps the full frame. When the finished clip’s index sits at the end of the file, the preview shows the storyboard until the first frame is ready.

When this month's credits are used up, or cannot cover another shot, a countdown shows when the next credits return. You do not wait until the subscription ends. If the monthly remainder cannot cover the next shot and the top-up balance is larger, the header shows that balance. Preview on Safari and iPhone draws the picture. When the video is ready, the play and download links go to your email. Stills can use Nano Banana 2.1, Seedream 5.0 Flash, and Tencent Hy Image 3.5.

When the prompt names a reference this shot could not send, the shot sends only the ones you named. The @ menu lists later characters and other scenes. A lyric that does not fit two lines on a vertical frame splits at the punctuation, and a repeat with no length at the end of the song stays off the picture.

When you pick a visual style, Your library is back at the bottom, so characters, scenes, and wardrobe are one tap away. Turning subtitles off for export no longer lets karaoke or the full-page lyrics cover the still. A photo this shot will not send can take a numbered slot.

On the song timeline, a clip can take a sound effect of about 5 seconds for 4 credits. On a desktop, right-click the clip. On a phone, the website timeline opens the same control. Playback, preview, and export use that same sound. If it does not come through, this try is not charged. A shot can also take photos that stay on that shot and do not change the cast. Faces stay first. On the web and in the app. On a phone, the editor on the website no longer flashes Upgrade to Pro while your plan is still loading. A relative named in the lyrics stays off screen unless you locked that person. When most stills are missing and the moving clips cover less than half the song, the studio stays on the storyboard and the download comes off, so a first pass no longer looks finished. A PayPal renewal is switched off in PayPal. A character description that is too long names who went over. A clip that will not play is taken off the timeline, and later shots that already finished stay in place. High lip-sync is temporarily unavailable. A choice already set to High moves to Mid, and submitting High does not charge. On the web and in the app.

Save lip-sync no longer charges when the whole take has no complete face. If only some shots have no face, those shots are named and the rest still get a mouth fix. If the clip comes back with the mouth unchanged, those credits return. On the web and in the app.

HeyGen Video is available when you shoot a clip, with the picture and the sound together. Storyboard stills use the character references saved on the song, and pictures you already made do not change on their own. A finished clip keeps the length of the file instead of rounding down to a whole second. If that measurement did not finish, opening the song again tries once more. Snap to lyrics moves only this clip and the clips on either side. The lyrics-ready email includes an excerpt. Next to your credits, turning on Auto when you shoot uses fewer credits.

Clip cuts now sit on the lyric lines you picked. A cut no longer runs into the next line, or slices the last line in half. You can set the start and end yourself. A video you already shot stays as it is.

Splitting a finished clip into back-to-back shots keeps the video on the later shots, instead of turning the tail into a still. Once this month's credits are used up, the header and the shoot confirm show the top-up balance. When a little of this month's allowance is left but it cannot cover the whole clip, the shoot confirm charges the top-up balance and keeps that remainder. A lyric line without its own still is labeled as a video frame. Shots that face away, or show only feet, legs, or hands, no longer grow a face, and they no longer reuse an old low angle. A shorter full rewrite of a still description replaces the old text. Restoring an older take keeps the other takes. Submitting a clip whose description you wrote keeps the current location. On the phone, a confirm appears when a lighter tier still fits this month's plan. Top-up shows credit packs only.

Make a music video from one sentence: lyrics, style, a shot list, and a page that plays in time with the song. Replacing a scene that was already shot asks first. A character removed from a still stays out of the clip. Importing your own still rewrites that shot's description to match the new picture. Exporting a large music video opens a download link. Upgrading from Pro to Studio opens this month's credits only after payment goes through. A locked clip description is marked when it is out of date. After you switch to the automatic description, a one-line edit changes the current picture.

Make an original music video with your face: six scenes, and the photos stay on this device. A follow-along can start from a link, a reference video, or a white model. If a saved project fails to open, it no longer looks like a new song. The shoot button only says how many clips are left. Every person and every scene can be saved to your library.

If canceling renewal fails, Email us already includes the account you're signed in with.

Text PV plays the lyrics full screen, and caption presets add 24 lyric looks. A handwritten clip description can go back to the auto version. The same person is no longer drawn twice in one frame. Splitting a shot no longer redraws every new shot, and unused still credits come back.

A still you like can be saved as a character or scene reference. HD regenerate shows the credits first. On a phone, Generate preview stays above the system navigation bar.

If one lyric line is stretched across an instrumental gap, the song is heard again: the intro stays before the lyrics, and captions do not start in silence. Singing captions no longer grow a blank extra row. Editor and storyboard scrollbars are thinner.

A sparse storyboard is labeled a preview. On Android Play, subscriptions go through the store and credit packs show up. Motion shots that fail after they start are retried without a second charge.

Pick a style, tick Auto-generate character, then optionally set age, hair, and fashion look. Save looks to Your library. Lip-sync can be Precise or Save. Stills and motion each get their own quote before you generate. Frozen frames are flagged. Cancel renewal is easier to find, and refunds are prorated by what you used this period.

A very long outro no longer covers later clips. Empty covers after a shoot fill in on their own. Failed lip-sync now explains why. About says we are independent of suno.com.

Start over with the song only — old cast does not come back. Shot-save errors follow your language. A hole mid-song no longer exports as a title card.

Same room stays locked across clips. Export no longer warns about stills once most shots are filmed. Homepage titles follow each language.

Archive or delete from every song card. Multi-select clips for lip-sync. Reshoot this clip actually shoots; disabled lip-sync tells you why.

Compose can pick ElevenLabs Music v2.5. Lock a face and the shot list plus director stop inventing a second person.

Compose can pick Suno V6. Edit Video Info can sync the latest suno.com cover and title. Sung clips show singer performance and priced lip-sync. Flux 3 can rewrite an existing shot and keep the motion.

Stills picker adds GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst. If export fails but the file is already rendered, you get the download.

iPad can open in landscape. Pick Style has FAST. Blocked stills still come through, and first-person lyrics stay on the singer. Full-song export won't freeze the rest as stills when the shot list only covers the start. Paywall now says unlimited lyric MVs, not unlimited credits.

Director edits are one shot at a time. The iOS paywall now shows about how many images or seconds a credit pack covers.

Turn a song into a publishable music video: paste a Suno link, upload audio, or compose in the product.