Description
Neural Frames is an AI platform for creating music videos, built by a small, bootstrapped team based in Berlin since 2023. It's aimed at musicians, songwriters and independent artists who want a produced-looking video for a track without hiring a video crew.
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A user uploads an audio file, and the platform's audio engine analyzes the song's rhythm, energy and structure. From there, three modes are available: Autopilot turns a song into a finished video in a couple of clicks, the Frame-by-Frame Editor gives full manual control over each visual beat, and a timeline-based Text-to-Video Editor works with AI video models including Kling, Seedance, Runway and Stable Diffusion. Scenes can also be refined through chat, for example asking to change a character's outfit or background.
The audio-reactive engine separates a track into roughly eight stems (drums, bass, vocals, melody and others) and offers more than ten modulation parameters, so colors, transitions or effects can be tied to specific elements of the music. Users can train custom models from their own images: 10 to 20 photos for a consistent character across scenes, or 50 to 100 for a custom visual style, enabling the same character or look to recur across a video or an album. The platform also extracts lyrics automatically for lyric videos with captions, supports horizontal-to-vertical conversion for short-form platforms, and includes video upscaling up to 4K on higher-tier plans.
Paid plans are Neural Knight ($39 a month, or $26 a month billed yearly, 2,400 credits), Neural Ninja ($99 a month, or $66 a month billed yearly, 7,200 credits, the most popular tier), and Neural Nirvana ($299 a month, or $199 a month billed yearly, 24,000 credits with priority upscaling). Plans differ mainly in AI model access, credit volume, and whether 4K upscaling is included.
Alongside the main video workflow, the company also runs a set of free standalone tools on the same site, including an album cover generator, a band name generator, an image-to-prompt tool, and a cartoon-style photo generator that turns a single uploaded photo into a stylized image. The company states users retain full commercial rights over videos they create and that it claims no ownership of user content.
- CategoryAI Photo Editors
- Pricing ModelPaid
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
Neural Frames's Core Features
Audio-reactive video generation synced to an uploaded track via multi-stem analysis
Autopilot mode that turns a song into a finished video in a couple of clicks
Frame-by-Frame Editor for manual control over each visual beat
Timeline-based Text-to-Video Editor built on Kling, Seedance, Runway and Stable Diffusion
Custom character and style model training from 10 to 100 uploaded images
Chat-based scene refinement, such as changing an outfit or background on request
Automatic lyric extraction for captioned lyric videos
Video upscaling up to 4K on higher-tier plans
Horizontal-to-vertical conversion for short-form platforms
Library of named visual style templates such as Lipsync Pro and Anime Dreamcut
How to use Neural Frames?
Upload your track: Add an audio file so the platform can analyze its rhythm, energy and structure.
Pick a mode: Choose Autopilot for a quick result, the Frame-by-Frame Editor for manual control, or the Text-to-Video Editor for timeline-based scenes.
Choose a style: Select a template look, or set up a custom character or style model from your own images.
Refine through chat: Ask for changes to a scene, like a new outfit or background, and the video updates.
Export your video: Download the finished video, upscaled up to 4K depending on your plan.
Neural Frames's Use Cases
- Music video production
- Lyric videos
- Short-form social clips
- Album visual branding
