FrameCastAI tools & voice-over
Compose AI background music for your video
Compose an instrumental track exactly as long as your edit, quieter under speech and with an ending, or use a matching track that is already made.
Where to find it
Video editor → Edit tab, nothing selected → Music
How to do it
In the Edit tab, click empty space so nothing is selected, and scroll to Music.
Pick a mood, such as Upbeat, Corporate or Cinematic, and optionally describe the instruments, tempo or feel.
Under Matching tracks, press play to hear 20 free seconds, and its Use button to take one for less than composing.
Or press Compose music. The button shows the price.
If you shorten the edit later, press Trim music to the edit. It costs nothing.
Good to know
- Artist and song names aren’t allowed. If a description is refused, press Use suggestion to try the rewrite offered.
- A new take replaces the last one on the timeline and keeps its level and fades. Earlier takes stay in Assets › Audio.
- On iPhone it is the Music panel in the editor.
- Who can use it
- Uses credits; needs sign-in
- Where it works
- Mac · iPhone · Web
This guide answers
- How do I add background music to my video?
- Can FrameCast make royalty-free music for me?
- Can AI compose music that fits my video length?
- How do I make the music end with the video?
- Why was my music description refused?