Scenes shaped around song structure
Give the intro, verses, chorus, bridge, and outro distinct visual roles so the video develops with the track.
Download your Suno track as MP3 or WAV and upload it to SoulVid. Describe the lyrics, story, characters, and visual style to build one connected storyboard across the whole song.
Explore four visual directions for turning a Suno track into a distinctive music video world.




Download the finished track from Suno, upload the audio and creative brief, then refine the generated storyboard before export.
Save the finished track as an MP3 or WAV file. Direct import from a Suno URL is not currently supported.
Add the track to SoulVid, then describe the lyrics, story, characters, color palette, and visual style in chat.
Build connected scene directions for the intro, verses, chorus, bridge, and outro around the structure of the song.
Adjust the style, camera, scenes, and aspect ratio in chat, then prepare the MV for its release platform.
Shape the song structure, scenes, visual language, and revisions as one continuous music video workflow.
Give the intro, verses, chorus, bridge, and outro distinct visual roles so the video develops with the track.
Plan consecutive shots as parts of one music video instead of assembling a collection of unrelated short clips.
Carry the same characters, locations, colors, and recurring symbols through every section of the song.
Describe which scene should change and which elements must stay, without restarting the entire music video.
Develop a full release, vertical hook, lyric-led edit, or narrative video from the same track and creative direction.
Plan a complete 16:9 release with a visual arc that follows the whole Suno track.
Turn the strongest chorus or hook into a focused 9:16 vertical music video.
Translate lyrics, emotion, and repeated phrases into scenes, symbols, and visual rhythm.
Define the art direction, camera language, characters, and narrative world that fit the song.
Follow the complete process for preparing the audio, dividing the song into sections, writing the visual brief, and reviewing the storyboard.
Read the complete Suno music video guideYes. Download your song from Suno as an MP3 or WAV file, then upload it to SoulVid. Add lyrics and a visual brief to plan a connected storyboard and scenes around the structure of the track.
SoulVid does not currently import tracks directly from a Suno URL. Download the audio file from Suno first, then upload the MP3 or WAV file to SoulVid.
Yes. SoulVid accepts MP3 and WAV uploads. Save the format you want to use from the download options available for your Suno track.
Yes. For an instrumental track, describe the mood, progression, main instruments, chorus or drop, and the visual style you want so SoulVid can shape the scenes around the music.
Yes. You can plan a widescreen full-length music video for YouTube or a vertical cut built around the strongest hook for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.