How to Generate AI Music Video Clips in BeatViz Workflow

When your first frames and per-scene prompts are ready, you can turn them into moving footage. Workflow renders the scenes individually; you then review or regenerate clips before combining them into one music video.

Before generating video

Confirm that all first frames finished successfully. If a frame failed or shows the wrong person, fix it first. Check the video prompt on each scene card, including its action and camera direction.

Your original creation settings determine the video model, length, resolution and aspect ratio. You cannot switch the task's generation tier from the scene preview.

Step 1: Choose all scenes or one scene

You have two routes:

  1. Select Generate All Videos to submit the scenes that need footage together.
  2. Use an individual scene card's generation control to render one segment at a time.

For Singing, starting video generation also includes the automatic lip-sync charge for the corresponding clips. For other Content Modes, manual lip sync remains a later optional action.

Step 2: Review the credit requirement

The video-generation credits are charged when this video job starts, not when you first click Generate Video on the setup page. If your balance is insufficient, the pricing interface opens and the requested video job does not begin.

The number of clips follows your chosen segment duration. A final partial segment is still priced as one complete model clip. See Workflow Credits & Costs for a breakdown and worked examples.

Step 3: Watch the scene statuses

Submitted segments display their generation status while BeatViz processes them. The page checks for changes periodically. A failed segment can be retried, and the corresponding failed-generation charge is refunded according to the product's current failure-handling rules.

Avoid treating a failed scene as a finished clip: the final Compose step remains unavailable until every required segment has a usable video.

Step 4: Preview and inspect the generated clips

Open the individual scene cards to review the results. On desktop, Preview All plays the available clips in sequence so you can judge how the video flows with the music. Workflow also provides a task-specific media library where you can download generated images and videos.

You can delete an individual scene card; later cards are renumbered. This is not the same as moving clips around on an editable timeline.

Step 5: Repair any scene that needs improvement

If the movement, subject or opening frame is wrong, use the card's Regenerate action. It lets you adjust the prompt and select or provide appropriate first/last-frame images. Depending on the tier, Standard also offers reference-image generation. Regenerating a clip incurs another clip charge, and Singing includes its lip-sync cost again.

What happens after every scene is ready?

Select Compose to combine the scene videos and the trimmed original audio selection into a final MP4. Read Compose & Export before finishing.

FAQs

Does Generate All Videos combine my clips into an MP4?

No. It generates the individual clips. Compose is the separate final assembly step.

Can I preview the result before Compose?

Yes. On desktop, Preview All lets you watch available clips in order.

What if only one clip looks wrong?

Regenerate that individual clip rather than restarting the entire task.


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