
Meitu's AI music-video platform...
After a song enters MVLAND, the first step is not a filter. The system reads accents and mood, then lays pictures on the beat. Lip-synced singing and dance stay locked to the music, and story shots can follow the song structure. You set the character and style first so later shots do not change face. The storyboard can still be edited, and the editor finishes the cut. Landscape and portrait both export. It fits independent musicians and producers who need a visual preview, moving from audio to a publishable music video in the browser.
MVLAND is Meitu's AI music-video platform for creators. After you upload an original track or pick one from the built-in library, it reads rhythm, accents, and mood, then moves the picture with the beat, the drop, and the song structure. Dance, lip-synced singing, and story scenes are all supported. You can set a style and a character so later shots keep the same look, then adjust the storyboard and editor before export. Landscape and portrait are both available. Projects stay in the cloud, with copyright and asset management.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Pictures follow the song
After upload, rhythm, accents, and mood are read automatically, and the picture moves with the beat, the drop, and the song structure.
Stable character and style
You define the style and character so the look stays closer from the first frame to the last, with less warping and blur.
Dance, singing, and story
One music video can include beat-matched dance, lip-synced singing, or narrative shots with a story.
Storyboard, then edit
The system drafts a storyboard. You can change a shot, a character, or a camera move, then finish and export in the editor.
Export several aspect ratios
Landscape, portrait, and other ratios can be exported for short-video apps or widescreen platforms without rebuilding the project.
A musician's song teaser
A musician uploads a new song with lyrics and generates a teaser whose pictures follow the words and the beat.
Portrait clips for short video
A producer exports the same track as a portrait video and posts it to a vertical platform without cutting a second version.
Fix singing shots one by one
A director replaces a weak singing shot or camera move on the storyboard, then exports the full music video.
Yes. The site says you create in the browser on a computer or a phone, without installing an editor first. The flow has four steps: upload and analyze the music, set style and character, adjust the storyboard, then export in the editor. You can still redo shots after generation rather than keeping only the first pass.
After you upload an original track or pick one from the library, the system reads rhythm, accents, and mood, and the picture moves with the beat, the drop, and the song form. The page also says it can build pictures that match the lyrics. If a drop is wrong, that shot can be adjusted on the storyboard.
The page's method is to define the style and character first so shots stay closer to one look and warp or blur less. That is not an automatic lock. You still review and change shots on the storyboard and in the editor. The project is saved in the cloud so you can reuse the same assets later.
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