Published: 10/17/2026
Source: Kenerate AI — How to Make an AI Music Video: Step-by-Step Guide
Kenerate’s newly updated guide recommends locking the song first, mapping sections and BPM, designing reusable start frames, animating short clips, lip-syncing only selected performance shots and cutting on musical bars.
The strongest advice is tool-independent: changing the mix after video production begins moves every edit point, while unchecked image generation causes faces, outfits and color palettes to drift. The guide suggests planning shots in bars instead of arbitrary seconds and building a separate vertical chorus edit instead of simply cropping a widescreen master.
Kenerate also promotes its paid Director product, so its pricing and automation claims should be read as vendor information rather than an independent comparison. Its general workflow can still be applied with other image-to-video tools and editors.
Practical takeaway: Build a one-sentence visual concept, approve reference frames before spending credits, budget for discarded generations and use a final color grade to unify the finished AI music video.