Open Studio

Photo to Music Video
star in your own AI music video

Upload one photo of yourself and a song. Star Singer generates a music video where you sing it: cinematic scenes, close-ups that lip-sync to every word, captions on screen.

It works from a song you upload or one the AI writes for you. Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. No subscription.

Star in a music video See how it works

Photo → music video

Watch one photo turn into its music video. Each video was made by the same generator you would use, from the single photo shown at the start. Tap a video for sound.

Demo · AI-generated artist · Ashford Grove, Molten Voice
Demo · AI-generated artist · Valeria Paz, Media Noche de Sal

What a photo becomes

Finished videos from the same generator. The performer sings the song on camera, scene by scene.

Lena Lume · Lime Green Lift
AyoRhythm · Flow State
Valeria Paz · Media Noche de Sal
Jake Rowan · All Night Jake

Pick how much of the song you want

Both versions star you from the same photo. Choose a short clip or the whole song, once, with no subscription.

Music video clip

$5.99

About 22 seconds: the best part of your song with you singing it. Quick to make and easy to post.

Full music video

$19.99

Every scene of the whole song, lip-synced to the vocal and cut to the full track. No watermark.

How to turn a photo into a music video

You add one photo and one song. The rest is generated.

  1. Add your song

    Upload your own audio, or type one line and the AI writes the lyrics and sings the song.

  2. Add one photo of yourself

    A clear, front-facing photo in good light works best. Photos without a clear face, or ones we cannot use, are declined before you pay.

  3. See the concept first

    Before you buy, the app shows the story it wrote for your song with a few AI-generated stills. Ask for another idea until it fits.

  4. Get your music video

    The video renders in the background in about five minutes and you are notified. Download the MP4 or share it to TikTok, Shorts and Reels.

About your photo

A video of your face deserves a plain answer on how the photo is used.

Used to make your video

Your photo and song are used to generate an AI video of you singing. Only you can publish it.

You approve before you pay

You see the concept and stills for your song first, and can ask for a different idea.

Sharing is your choice

The video is saved to your library. Putting it in the public feed is opt-in, never automatic.

Not just selfies

You can star yourself. The same maker also powers the AI artists in the feed.

Frequently asked questions

Can I turn a photo into a music video?
Yes. Add one photo of yourself and a song, and Star Singer generates a music video where you sing it, lip-synced to the vocal. A short clip is $5.99 and the full-length video is $19.99.
What kind of photo works best?
A clear, front-facing photo of just you in good light. If a photo has no clear face or cannot be used, the app tells you before you pay and you can choose another.
Do I see the video before I pay?
You see the concept before you pay: the creative idea written for your song and a few AI-generated stills, with a button to ask for a different idea. The finished video follows the concept you were shown.
Who can see my video?
Only you, unless you choose to share it. Your photo and song are used to generate the video, and only you can publish it. Adding it to the public feed is optional and moderated.
What song can I use?
Your own audio (MP3, WAV, AAC or M4A, 10 seconds to 5.5 minutes) or a song the AI writes and sings from one line of text.
How long does it take?
About five minutes for a clip or a full music video. You are notified when it is ready, so you can leave the app.
Is there a subscription?
No. Each video is a one-time purchase, and a render that fails refunds the credit automatically.

Put yourself in a music video

One photo, one song, one-time price. See the concept before you pay.

Star in a music video Get the app

Comparing apps? Star Singer vs Sondo · vs Yuna · vs Mozart AI · vs One More Shot