
VibeVid
Turn any song into an editable AI music video
We started VibeVid because making a music video still feels weirdly complicated.
AI can generate clips now, but that doesn’t really solve the whole problem. You still need to decide what the video should look like, make all the scenes feel connected, and redo the parts that don’t work.
We kept thinking: if the song is already finished, why can’t the video start from there too?
So we started building VibeVid around that idea — upload a song, let the product help shape the visual direction, generate the MV, then go back and change the scenes you don’t like.
It’s still early, and we’re figuring out what musicians actually want to control versus what they’re happy to let AI handle.
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Making a music video still takes too much time and money. AI helps, but creators often end up stitching clips together by hand. We wanted to make the whole process easier with VibeVid.

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The interesting product decision seems to be where musicians want control versus automation. Have early users consistently wanted to edit specific parts of the generated video, or is that preference still mostly assumed?
We’re actually seeing something a little different from what we first assumed.
Early users seem to want control earlier in the process, before the full video is generated. They want to see the storyboard and a first-frame image for each scene so they can check whether the character, setting, and visual direction feel right.
I think cost is part of that too. Full video generation takes more time and credits, so it makes sense that users would rather catch a bad direction before spending those resources.
Once the storyboard and first frames look right, they seem much more comfortable letting AI handle the rest.
So our thinking is shifting from “generate first, edit later” toward “validate the direction first, then automate the expensive part.” Still early, but that’s been one of the clearer signals so far.
The shift toward validating direction before committing generation is a useful signal. If you’re open to it, what’s the best email to reach you on?
Absolutely! Oops, looks like I’m not allowed to post links here yet 😅
Feel free to reach me at support@vibevid dot net. Happy to chat more about what we’re learning.
Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.