Cremi Studio
Turn a finished song into a music video — you direct every stage, from analysis to the final cut.
Studio turns a finished song into a music video. Cremi listens to the track, proposes visual directions, plans every scene, and renders them — and you stay in control at each stage. Every step that spends credits shows its cost on the button before you press it.
How a Studio project flows
Every project moves through the same stages, shown in the bar at the top of the workspace:
| Stage | What happens | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Upload your song | Add the track, pick a style, characters and quality | Song & setup, Characters & casting |
| Analysis | Cremi maps the song's structure, mood and lyrics | Analysis & concepts |
| Ideation | Three visual concepts to choose from | Analysis & concepts |
| Storyboard or Blueprint | Every scene planned, with a still or reference images | Storyboard & Blueprint |
| Video | Scenes animated into clips, lip-synced where someone sings | Generate scene videos, Lip-sync |
| Finals | Clips assembled with your song into one video | Finals & export |
The AI Director chat on the left runs alongside every stage — ask it to change a scene, explain a cost, or move the project on. See AI Director chat.
Where to find things in the workspace
- Top bar — the stage steps, plus Usage (credits spent on this project), Project (every asset and export), Support and Sync.
- Left panel — the AI Director. Collapse it with the button at its edge (Cmd/Ctrl + B).
- Bottom — the song's waveform with every scene marked on it. Beside it, switch between Timeline (all scene cards) and Spotlight (one scene, full size).
Manage your projects
Every project lives under Create Music Videos → Studio Projects. Open a card's ⋯ menu to Rename, Duplicate or Delete a project. Inside a project, Project in the top bar opens the project panel — its Music, Assets, Exports and Credits tabs hold everything the project has produced and spent.
Before you spend credits
- Costs appear inside every paid button and in a Credit Estimate before anything is charged. Failed generations are refunded automatically. See Credits & costs.
- Fixing a still image is far cheaper than re-rendering a video, so review scenes at the Storyboard stage before you generate video.
- Want to see a finished project first? If your project list shows a Sample card, open it — it is a complete, read-only project that costs nothing to explore.