A clear place to begin.
See how LIMINA connects a song with scripts, characters, scenes, and storyboards, then timeline editing and video export.
One decision at a time.
- 01
Sound: decide what to express
Explore song candidates in AI Music or prepare existing music you have permission to use. Decide whether to work with the full song or a section.
- 02
Story: choose a direction
Confirm your song, visual direction, and script in the MV workflow, then develop characters, scenes, and storyboards.
- 03
Shots: choose the material
Create video clips and review candidates. Adjust or choose again when something misses the intention, instead of treating every generation as final.
- 04
Edit: make the finished piece
Place assets on the timeline and adjust visuals, audio, and captions. Preview, save, and export, keeping an editable project when you need one.
Start with what you already have
If you have an idea, explore AI Music. If you have a song, begin with MV Flow. If you have shots and source material, start in Video Studio.
Music Studio is for further work on existing audio, not a required step for every music video. Its editing capabilities are currently in preview.
Four tools, four distinct roles
AI Music generates song candidates. MV Flow organizes production and assets. Video Studio arranges the final picture and sound. Music Studio edits existing audio across tracks and clips.
- A generation finishing and a work being finished are different milestones.
- Saving an asset and placing it on a track are different actions.
- Video export and project saving serve different purposes.
Keep decisions inside the creative process
Your choice of lyrics, song section, character image, and shot shapes the final expression. Confirming a direction before continuing makes each revision easier to understand.
Generated results vary. Character consistency, rhythm, and picture quality need review. Current client notices explain the costs and limits of each task.
One more review before you share
Play the exported file all the way through. Check shot transitions, caption timing, audio, and aspect ratio, then review the permissions for your source material and intended use.
Keep the project and required assets for further editing, and the finished video for playback or distribution. A temporary preview link is not a permanent delivery file.
Before your next step.
Do I have to use all four tools in order?
No. Choose an entry point based on your assets and goal. An existing song can go into MV Flow, and existing visuals can go into Video Studio. Music Studio is an optional audio-editing stage.
Is this a fully automatic, one-click process?
It is not a process without creative decisions. LIMINA provides generation and editing tools; you still confirm a direction, choose candidates, and review the finished work.
Are the visual demonstrations real customer projects?
This version presents product directions and workflow illustrations. Concept visuals are not evidence of customer work or measured output quality. Case studies require clearly identified, authorized material.