Tools for musicians
Free tools that do one job well, and guides to turning a finished song into a music video.
Free tools
BPM Finder
No uploadDrop in a track and get its tempo. The analysis runs on your device, so the file never leaves your browser.
Song Key Finder
No uploadWhat key is it in? Reads the notes in your track and matches them against all 24 keys — and says so when the call is close.
Audio Visualizer
No uploadTurn a track into a video you can post — three styles, no watermark, downloadable. Rendered on your device.
Camelot Wheel
No uploadClick a key to see what mixes with it — or drop in a track and we'll find its Camelot code for you.
Tempo Finder
No uploadThe same detector, plus the Italian tempo markings and typical BPM ranges by genre.
BPM & Key Finder
No uploadBoth readings in one pass. Tempo and key are rated separately, because a track can have a rock-solid beat and an ambiguous key.
Tap Tempo
No file neededNo file? Tap along to the beat and read the BPM off your taps — a record in the room, a rehearsal, a song in your head.
Band Name Generator
FreeNames by genre, twelve at a time, unlimited — plus the five-minute checklist for proving one is actually free to use.
Rapper Name Generator
FreeRap names built from the three patterns they actually follow, not just Lil plus a noun.
Song Title Generator
FreeTitles shaped like titles — sentence fragments, not noun phrases. And why reusing an existing one is usually fine.
Turn your song into a video
AI Music Video Generator
The whole thing: song in, scene-by-scene storyboard out, same character in every shot.
MP3 to Music Video
Upload an MP3 and an AI director storyboards a video synced to it.
Audio to Video
Any audio file in, a cinematic music video out.
AI Lyric Video Maker
Lyrics timed to your track and burned into the video.
For Suno Tracks
You have the song. This is how it becomes a video.
Ready to make the video?
Attach a track and describe what you want in one message. An AI director storyboards it scene by scene, with the same character in every shot. Your first project's keyframes are free, so you see the whole storyboard before deciding to render.
Start your video