Drop a song, get a music video that follows the drop

Most visualizers react to volume. Kubrick's Music visuals listens for the structure of the song, the beats, the build and the drop, and builds a clip that moves with it.

How to use it

On the Create page, press Music visuals and pick a song (or a set of stems). There's no prompt to write. Kubrick analyses the track, cuts the clip around the first real drop, and opens a 9:16 project in the editor with the visuals already moving to the music. The clip never runs longer than the audio it came from.

Roll for a new look

Every build is a roll of separate parts: a background, a midground, the hits that land on the beat, a colour palette, and sometimes a camera move. In the panel on the right you can:

• Randomize the whole look
• Randomize colours only, from a set of curated palettes
• re-roll one part at a time, so you keep the background you like and try new hits on top

Clicking a palette recolours what's there instead of rebuilding it.

Bring your own logo

Upload a logo and some rigs draw with it: a tunnel whose every ring is your mark, or flowers that bloom along it. Rigs that need words, like Type Grid, use the song's name, and Type Grid can hold your own clips in its cells.

Then edit it like anything else

What you get is a normal Kubrick project. Every layer is a real layer with real keyframes. Slow a section down, swap a rig, add your artist name, or ask the agent to change the mood, then export for Reels, TikTok or YouTube.