Launch Studio →
Launch Studio →
Upload your footage and your track. Videglow reads the song — tempo, energy, sections — and cuts a beat-synced, genre-matched video that locks to your performance. The kind of edit that costs an artist $1,500 and a week of turnaround, generated in minutes.
The editing happens automatically. You make the creative calls.
Phone clips, camera footage, or stills. Shaky B-roll is fine — Videglow finds the usable frames.
Drop the final track. We map the beat grid, downbeats, energy and song sections so cuts land where the music moves.
Each genre has its own pacing, color and cut language. Tune transition density and effects to taste before you generate.
Get a synced, full-song video with your audio attached. Regenerate variations free until one hits — pay only on export.
Music videos are filmed to playback, so the footage already matches the song. Videglow listens to each clip and finds exactly where it sits on the track — so the artist's lips and movements line up with what's playing. That's the difference between a slideshow and a video.
Every cut lands on a beat; cadence follows the song's energy — faster in the hook, breathing in the verse.
Hip-hop cuts hard and flashy; country breathes and tells a story. The treatment respects the lane.
From clean hard cuts to a transition-heavy edit — a single slider, plus a checklist of every transition style.
Performance takes are locked to time-correct frames so mouths match the words.
Once your official video is locked, Videglow pulls vertical Shorts built around the hook, the chorus, and the hardest visual moments — formatted for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts. Promote the release without paying an editor per clip.
A directory of vetted videographers by city, style and budget — so when a project deserves a camera operator, you can book one without leaving Videglow. In development.
In developmentBuild and preview for free. Pay only for the finished videos you keep.
Indicative pricing — final tiers set at launch.
Most auto-editors force every song into the same look. Videglow was built on the opposite idea: a rap video should move with grit and flash, a country video should breathe with story and warmth, gospel should lift, EDM should pulse. It's editing software for the artists and creators who have the vision and the footage — just not the studio budget yet.
No. Videglow edits your real footage — cutting, syncing and grading it to your track. It's deterministic editing, not generated imagery, so it looks like you.
No. Uploaded footage and audio are temporary processing material and are discarded after you export the version you keep.
Some footage or photos and your final song file. No editing experience, no expensive software.
Yes — a density slider from clean hard cuts to a transition-heavy edit, plus a checklist of every transition and effect.