AI audio tools
Choose a video-first or prompt-first workflow, then open the matching Sonilo generator with the right input, duration, and model.
Choose by input
Tool selector
| Need | Use when | Output | Tool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Score a finished video | You already have a cut and need music to follow motion, voice-over space, reveals, and the final frame. | A soundtrack generated from the uploaded video. | Generate from your video |
| Add synced sound design | Visible actions, transitions, product UI, gameplay, or ambience need SFX placed against the actual edit. | Scene-aware sound effects for the uploaded video. | Generate SFX from your video |
| Create music from a brief | You know the mood, genre, duration, or brand direction but do not have a video timing reference yet. | Prompt-generated music by duration and style. | Generate from your prompt |
| Create a standalone effect | You need a specific Foley, UI, impact, transition, ambience, or one-shot sound from a written prompt. | A prompt-generated sound effect. | Generate SFX from your prompt |
| Mix speech over music | You already have voice and music and need the music lowered around speech automatically. | A speech-first mix using automatic audio ducking. | Generate a ducked mix |
Product tools
AI video to music generator
Upload a video and generate a soundtrack that follows cuts, motion, speech space, reveals, and the final frame.
AI sound effects generator for video
Upload a video and prepare scene-synced sound effects for visible actions, transitions, UI cues, impacts, and ambience.
AI music generator from text
Write a prompt and generate music by duration, style, mood, structure, and model version.
AI sound effect generator
Write a short sound prompt and generate standalone effects such as Foley, impacts, UI cues, ambience, and transitions.
automatic audio ducking
Upload or reference voice and music assets, then use automatic ducking so speech remains clear over the background.
FAQ
Use video-to-music when you need a soundtrack and video-to-SFX when visible actions, transitions, ambience, or impacts need synchronized sound effects.
Choose a video tool when timing matters. Choose a prompt tool when you want to generate music or a sound effect before a video edit exists.
Use text-to-SFX for standalone effects from a prompt, or video-to-SFX when the sound effects should match the uploaded clip.
Use audio ducking when voice and music already exist and the job is mixing: keeping narration clear while preserving the background bed.