Create personalized Uptown Funk music videos by uploading your photos
AI video production for business from written briefs
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$9.90 for one music video with 255 universal credits. No subscription required. Annual billing subscriptions available at approximately 50% less than 12 monthly payments.
First video $2.99 (up to 5 minutes, 1080p, includes 5 corrections). Starter plan $19/month (or $15.20/month billed yearly) for 15 minutes per month. Creator plan $39/month (or $31.20/month billed yearly) for 40 minutes per month. Pro plan $89/month (or $71.20/month billed yearly) for 100 minutes per
Key features
Video motion transfer using reference images
Object, character and outfit replacement
480p, 720p and 1080p output
Source-guided duration up to 30 seconds
Reusable source video and ordered image workflows
Upload up to 9 photos per MV
MP4 download format
Pre-choreographed dance sequence
Free storyboard review with script and key frames
19 different video styles including corporate commercials, brand films, and product launches
Support for 31 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese and Korean
Up to 4K resolution on subscription plans
Widescreen 16:9 and vertical 9:16 formats at the same price
Up to 5 corrections per video after delivery
Commercial use with no watermark on paid videos
MP4 video and SRT subtitle file delivery
Video length up to 10 minutes on plans or with extra time
Payment by card through Stripe or cryptocurrency
What makes it different
No video upload or editing skills required
Pre-set dance choreography and original Uptown Funk soundtrack included
Multiple remix variations available
Universal credits work across image and video tools
No automatic subscription or renewal required
Free storyboard with unlimited revisions after first purchase
Clear approval process with production only starting after team sign-off on storyboard
Only affected parts redone for corrections, not entire video