Keeps what is already there
The film's own sound is not removed. Dialogue, ambience and product sound stay at full level and the music sits underneath, which is what most product clips and interviews need.
DFIRST Music for video is an AI tool that adds music to a video. Upload an MP4, MOV or WebM of up to 150 MB, describe the mood and choose 5, 15 or 30 seconds of music. It composes an instrumental track and mixes it quietly under your film, repeating it until the picture ends.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
Drop your film in the box above, describe the music you want and choose 5, 15 or 30 seconds of it. A short track suits a short clip; 30 seconds gives a longer film more variety.
ElevenLabs Music v2.5 composes an instrumental track from your words. It is then laid under the film at a quarter of full volume and repeated until the picture ends.
You get one MP4 with the music under it, saved to your session and your Data Room. Generate again for a different take, or try another mood on the same video.
The film's own sound is not removed. Dialogue, ambience and product sound stay at full level and the music sits underneath, which is what most product clips and interviews need.
A short track repeats until the film ends, so even a 5-second piece covers a longer clip. For films longer than a few seconds, choose 30 seconds so the repeat is less noticeable.
For effects that follow each cut and a voice-over as well, use Add sound to video. It replaces the sound and puts every layer on its own track, which you can adjust after the film is ready.
A music bed for product clips, reels and stories that were filmed without one.
Music under product demos and listing videos, while the product's own sound stays.
A clip that sounds finished for a launch post, without opening editing software.
A quick music pass on a rough cut, so the client reviews the film with a mood, not in silence.
The facts about Music for video, as it works in DFIRST today.
About Music for video and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
Upload the video in the box at the top of this page, describe the mood and choose a music length, then continue in DFIRST. It composes an instrumental track and mixes it under your film, so you get the same video back with music.
No. The original sound stays at full level and the music is mixed under it at a quarter of full volume. If you want the original sound replaced, Add sound to video does that, with effects, music and a voice-over.
The music repeats until the film ends. A 5-second piece under a long video can sound repetitive, so choose 30 seconds for anything longer than a short clip, and generate again if the loop point stands out.
Not in this tool: the music always sits at a quarter of full volume. For music you can raise, lower or switch off after the film is ready, use Add sound to video, where every layer is its own track.
Use Create music for a track on its own, in 5, 15, 30 or 60 seconds, and download it as an MP3. It uses the same instrumental music model, without the mix, so you can place the track in your own editor.
Your music for video draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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