We have seen many highly creative, great-looking videos made by users. CancionIA.com AI Music Video generates actions and natural visual changes based on the people, objects, scenery, and background already in your uploaded photo. You can describe facial details, body details, and background details. Prompt tips:2. Holding a guitar or sitting at a piano: describe playing guitar or playing the piano.3. Inside a car or on a boat: describe the car driving on the road or the boat moving forward.4. Game screenshot: describe specific combat actions.5. Full-body photo: describe singing while dancing to create visible motion.6. Street photo: describe singing on the street and people in the background walking.7. Scenery photo: describe changes like clouds moving, lake water rippling, ocean waves, or desert wind/sand movement.Important: Video is generated based on your uploaded photo background. Each CancionIA.com video generation is an independent event. Do not ask to change the scene from an indoor room to a different scenic location. Do not paste lyrics. Do not request to continue a previous video. These prompts reduce video quality. CancionIA.com generates based on existing objects in the photo. If there is no guitar in the photo, prompting playing guitar will not add a guitar. Video results depend on the photo!

When you create a video using CancionIA.com-generated music or your own uploaded audio, you need to set a Trim Start time and a Trim End time. The Trim End time is critical. Set the end point after a lyric line or spoken sentence fully finishes. If you cut too early, your generated video may end in the middle of a lyric or sentence. Also, match your audio and photo for the best result—if your track has a female voice but your photo is male, the video can look like a man singing with a female vocal.

Yes. You can generate a music video from an instrumental track you created on CancionIA AI or an instrumental track you upload. In the Audio Language dropdown, select Instrumental (No Vocals). Please note that instrumental-only music videos do not include captions.

It turns one audio file and one photo (portrait, avatar, or artwork) into a short vertical music video with AI lip sync motion and on-screen captions.

You need one image (portrait/avatar/artwork) and one audio file (MP3/WAV). A clear, front-facing portrait usually produces the best lip sync results.

This page is optimized for short-form vertical clips. Keep audio concise (hook/verse/highlight) for best results.

AI lipsync matches mouth shapes and timing to your audio, helping the character look like it is actually singing or speaking.

Yes. It generates on-screen captions that work well for lyric-style clips and social scrolling.

Yes—Spanish audio works, and you can use captions to support bilingual (English/Spanish) viewing where needed.

The output is built for vertical short-form distribution such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Stories.

No. You can use an avatar, character, illustration, or mascot to create a virtual singer video.

Yes, as long as you have the rights to the audio and images you upload (e.g., your own songs, licensed beats, or permitted artwork).

Use a clear, front-facing image (one main face), avoid heavy blur, and upload clean audio with vocals that are easy to hear.