For musicians

A video editor for musicians that understands songs

Musicians don’t need another complicated timeline. With Milo, the AI video editor in TONTRIA Clips, you describe the video — the chorus, the lyrics in karaoke style, a font that fits the song — and he puts it together with tools built for music.

The free plan includes 30 credits to start, no card needed.

How it works

Three steps, no timeline

  1. Share the song or the video

    Upload the file or paste a Spotify, Google Drive, Dropbox or direct link.

  2. Say what you want

    “A 30-second clip of the chorus with karaoke lyrics”, “a vertical lyric video with the cover spinning like a vinyl”.

  3. Confirm and get it

    Check the settings with one tap and the video is exported by itself, ready to post.

Made for music

What makes it different for musicians

It knows what a chorus is

Ask for the chorus, the bridge, the opening line or the best moment, and Milo cuts that part.

Lyrics that follow the voice

Lyrics are synced to the singing, word by word, so karaoke captions light up as each word is sung.

Lyric videos from the audio

No video? With the audio or a Spotify link, Milo makes a lyric video of the whole song over the cover.

Vertical, with the singer in frame

Clips are reframed to 9:16 following the singer, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Your look on every release

Save templates with your colors, fonts and logo and reuse them on every song.

Any language

The language of the song is detected automatically.

Why musicians need a different video editor

General video editors are built around people talking to the camera. A song works differently: the moment that matters is the chorus, the words are sung rather than spoken, and the lyrics on screen are part of the experience. A video editor for musicians has to understand that.

Milo does: when you ask for “the chorus”, he looks for the part of the song that repeats; when you ask for karaoke lyrics, each word lights up as it’s sung; and when you only have the audio, he makes a lyric video instead of asking you for footage.

A week of videos from one song

  1. Release day: a vertical clip of the chorus with karaoke lyrics.
  2. Day two: the full lyric video for YouTube, horizontal.
  3. The rest of the week: the opening line, the bridge, a moment from a live performance — one request each.

For more ideas, read how to make clips of your songs.

Video editing for musicians: questions

Do I need video editing experience?

No. You describe the video in your own words and confirm the settings. If you want to go further, every project can be opened in the editor.

Can I make a video with just the song?

Yes. With the audio or a Spotify link plus the audio file, Milo makes a lyric video of the whole song with the lyrics synced, over the cover.

How many credits does a song use?

1 credit per minute of audio or video processed, so a 3-minute song uses about 3 credits, plus at least 1 credit for each request Milo understands.

Will Milo post my videos?

No. You always decide when and where to post.

Make your next song clip with Milo

The free plan includes 30 credits to start, no card needed.