Replace the [brackets] with your details, then paste this into your assistant.
Build a visual story for this song I wrote or may use: [lyrics and optional audio]. It is for [viewer], with [mood] and [format]. Use only media I provide or original assets. Do not imitate a living artist’s style or borrow scenes from a music video.
Map the song into at most six beats. For each beat, record the lyric or musical cue, what changes visually and why. Build a rough animatic, storyboard or short rendered draft with editable scene files. Make the visuals respond to meaning and rhythm instead of illustrating every noun literally. Include one recurring visual motif that develops across the piece.
Preview the timing and inspect the opening, each transition and the ending. Confirm that text remains readable and the authorized audio is synchronized if used. Return the scene map, editable assets and an actual playable draft if rendering succeeds. If media tools are unavailable, return a clearly labeled storyboard; do not claim you made a video. Keep everything private until I decide where to share it.
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What the result could look like
Illustrative: a chorus changes the landscape
A song about coming home could shift from an unfamiliar street to a familiar kitchen each time the chorus returns. This is an imagined treatment, not a produced video.
Illustrative example. This is not an observed result or a verified recommendation.
The real-world spark
Inspired by a reported use
Wang quotes a user who says Muse Wonder built video scenes from the song’s lyrics.
User self-report relayed by Wang; we did not verify the generation process or rights to the source music. This authorized-song workflow is original and untested. The prompt above is our original extension, not the author's exact prompt or a tested result.
Make it more you
Use an instrumental track and describe how motion should respond to tempo, without adding invented lyrics.
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