Give a song you made with Suno a visual story through characters and animation of your own. Upload your prepared audio file to Toonkit and generate scenes for the intro, verses and chorus to bring the song’s progression to the screen. Listen as you manually adjust clip timing and length in the editor, bringing your music and scenes together into a finished video.
Identify musical highlights before deciding which shots to create. Choose the version of your Suno song and record its duration and chorus start time. Planning shots around a fixed audio file gives the edit a consistent timing reference.
Prepare a character, settings and style to accompany the track. Use the lyrics and mood to define recurring characters and locations. Prepare references for the intro and chorus so separate clips can form one visual sequence.
Import your audio and adjust the cuts to build the video. Upload the prepared audio file and refine the video sections on the timeline. Listen for musical transitions and align the cuts manually as you edit.
Start with a music file you can use. Note its duration, key passages and intended emotion. This workflow uses an audio file, without a direct Suno–Toonkit connection. Prepare the selected Suno song version as an audio file and choose it in Toonkit’s audio upload panel. Play it after uploading to check the opening and duration against the file you prepared.
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An audio file ready to import, with the song’s key passages marked along its duration.
Plan visuals for the intro, chorus and transitions. Use a storyboard to organize them and choose references that connect the video visually. Listen to the track and note section start times separately before planning the clips. If a musical section exceeds the model’s available clip length, generate several shots to join in the edit.
Storyboard your music video
Describe settings, movement and mood. Reuse character references and select shots that serve the song. Write down which imagery repeats in the chorus and which actions change between verses. Generate footage for the missing sections and reuse selected clips in the edit where they fit.
Place music and shots in the editor. Adjust durations and transitions by listening, then review the full video. Timing is handled in the edit, without a promise of automatic beat sync. Use the audio file’s starting position as your reference and check the chorus entrance and ending while trimming clips. The AI music video tool page covers the broader creation workflow; this guide focuses on using a prepared Suno track.
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Choose the audio file and moments your images should accompany. Choose the Suno song version and prepare the audio file you will edit with. Record the intro and chorus timestamps and total duration to define the footage you need.
Build a storyboard and generate shots with consistent visual references. Specify recurring characters, settings and movement in a storyboard for each musical section. Generate separate clips to assemble rather than treating the entire song as one video generation.
Import the track, adjust cuts and export the music video. Select the prepared track in the editor’s audio upload panel and add it to the timeline. Play the sequence, adjust shot starts and ends manually and review the combined audio and video before export.
Prepare a few scenes and shape your music video around the track.
