Your song is ready. Make the video.
Turn your AI track or original song into a lyric video, music visualizer, or animated cover. Bring an MP3. Build the frame. Export in your browser.
Open the browser Studio
Audio and drafts by default
WebM fallback where needed
Your song. Your video.
Inside the Studio
One song. Your way to show it.
Timed lyrics
Edit the words, tune their timing, and choose how each line appears.
Audio-reactive visuals
Choose bars, waveforms, rings, or pulses that follow the song.
Your artwork
Build the frame around your cover, artist image, or logo.
Motion backgrounds
Start from a visual preset and adjust the look to fit your track.
Browser exports
Preview and render on your device. Download your finished video.
Local by default
Keep audio and drafts in the browser. Choose when to use transcription or save brand assets online.
Use cases
Choose the video you want to make
music visualizer
Make a music visualizer for your song
mp3 to mp4 converter
Turn an MP3 into an MP4 music video
lyric video generator
Make a lyric video that keeps time
musician video maker
Free music video maker for musicians
music background video
Build a background your song can live in
audio waveform generator
Make an audio waveform video
animated album cover
Turn your album cover into a moving release visual
karaoke video maker
Make a karaoke-style lyric video
Yes. Bring the finished MP3 from your music tool and create the video in DeadMod Studio. Use music, lyrics, and artwork you have the right to publish.
Studio is free to use today. Open it in your browser to make a lyric video, audio visualizer, or video built around your cover art.
No. Start with your finished MP3. Studio helps you create the visual release: timed lyrics, typography, artwork, motion backgrounds, and audio-reactive graphics.
Audio and drafts stay in your browser by default. Requested transcription sends audio to the configured provider for processing. Saving brand images to your account is a separate, deliberate action.
Studio exports MP4 when your browser supports the required encoder, with WebM as the fallback. Preview the track and test a short export on your device before rendering a full release.
Yes. Review the transcript, correct words and timing, and choose how the lyrics appear before you export.
Get started
Give your song a video
Bring your MP3 and artwork. Add the lyrics, set the scene, and export your music video in the browser.