Overview
What is Dimly AI?
Dimly AI turns your song into a short music video. You pick the best part of the track — the chorus, the hook — and Dimly creates a 15-second vertical video with moving shots, captions and your own music. It is the kind of video that fits TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and you can download it and share it on your socials.
How it works
- Add your song. Paste a link to a track you made (such as a Suno song) or upload an audio file from your computer.
- Pick the moment. Dimly listens to the song and suggests the strongest few seconds. You choose the part you want.
- Get your video. Dimly plans the look — the colors, the light, the camera moves — shows you the plan, then creates the video with captions and your music included.
You do not need any video editing skills. If you want a different mood, you just say so — you chat with Dimly like talking to a director, and it adjusts the plan.
What you get
- A 15-second vertical (9:16) music video you can download
- Three scenes matched to the part of the song you chose
- Captions on screen and your original song as the audio
- A library that keeps your songs, clips and finished videos in one place
Is it free?
You can try it for free: Dimly shows you the video plan it would shoot and can make one short sample clip (with a small watermark) so you can see the style before paying.
Paid plans start at $5.99 for a week. Monthly plans ($26.99 and $39.99) unlock better video quality and longer music videos, and there is a $199/month plan for heavy creators. You can also buy extra credits any time.
Good to know
- Only use songs you made or have permission to use — Dimly cannot make videos with music you do not have rights to.
- Videos take a few minutes to create. You can leave and come back — nothing gets lost.
- Works in your browser, with no app to install. Available in English and Chinese.
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