Example input
Thirty-second balanced edit around a chorus at 120 BPM.

Music video planning · Free utility
Turn tempo and musical structure into a practical edit plan. The list uses holds and phrase boundaries as well as cuts, so movement does not become mechanically busy.
Indexable example
This is a static example, not a pre-generated claim. Your actual result depends on the input you provide.
Example input
Thirty-second balanced edit around a chorus at 120 BPM.
Example output
Hold the opening shot for four beats, cut on the lyric entrance, use two-bar shots through the first phrase, then shorten to one bar for the final hook.
How it works
Use the exact section planned for the video.
Set how often the visual should change relative to the music.
Keep cuts that support phrases and remove those that feel mechanically over-synced.
Useful when
Create a timestamp map before assembling shots.
Share exact musical events and intended edit behavior.
Match shot duration to the source clip and song structure.
Questions
No. The plan deliberately includes holds and phrase-level changes.
No. It generates a cut list for a compatible production workflow.
Yes. The output contract includes CSV and JSON.
Keep working
Choose whether the clip should introduce the song, feature the hook, or capture the biggest energy change. The tool returns several candidates instead of declaring one subjective winner.
Describe what happens at the end of one shot and the start of the next. The tool uses your text to suggest transitions with movement, visual continuity, and beat timing.
Break a treatment into specific visual units that can be reviewed and reordered. Each shot has one job and enough detail to guide production.
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