Noisee AI

What is Noisee AI?

Noisee AI was a music video generator that converted an audio track into a short animated clip. You supplied a song, typed a few keywords describing the visuals, and the system produced footage that followed the music. Directories describe clips of 30 to 60 seconds.

Directories credit Tranquillitatis, Inc., a company under The Dark Side of the Moon. Most generation happened in an official Discord server. A rival’s blog reported Noisee closing on 15 January, and directories now list it as discontinued. The domain did not respond when we checked in October 2026.

Key Features

• Audio import: Noisee AI accepted song links from Suno, YouTube and SoundCloud, as well as direct MP3 uploads. Cutout.pro also listed Udio and Stable Audio links, which made it convenient for AI music makers.
• Keyword prompts: Keywords typed with each request steered the visual style of the generated clip. Users could describe a mood, setting or colour palette, and the system matched footage to the track.
• Reference images: An optional reference image let users keep a consistent look across clips. This helped artists who wanted visuals that matched existing cover art or branding.
• Time segments: Users chose a start and end time to animate a specific section of the song. Each prompt covered up to 60 seconds, so a chorus or hook could become a standalone clip.
• Aspect ratios: Output came in 16:9 for YouTube or 9:16 for TikTok and Instagram Reels. Creators picked the format before generation, so clips needed no cropping before upload.
• Discord workflow: Generation ran through bot commands in the official Noisee Discord server. The website acted mainly as a landing page, and finished clips arrived in the bot reply for download.

Pros

• Suno friendly: Direct Suno links made Noisee AI popular with AI music makers. Creators pasted a song URL and received matching visuals without downloading or converting files first.
• Free to try: A daily free allowance let users test the tool without paying. Directories cited either 100 seconds of video or three videos per day, which covered casual experiments.
• Quick output: Clips were ready quickly, with Cutout.pro reporting typical generation times of around four seconds. That speed suited creators making several teaser versions for one release.
• Vertical support: The 9:16 option suited TikTok, Reels and other short-form platforms. Musicians could promote a new single with vertical clips without reformatting them in a separate editing app first.
• Community space: The Discord server gave users a shared place for support and inspiration. Members could see other creators’ clips and prompts, which helped newcomers learn what worked.

Cons

• Shut down: Noisee AI has closed, so new videos can no longer be made. A rival’s blog reported the closure on 15 January, and the domain did not respond when we checked in October 2026.
• Short clips: Videos topped out at around a minute, which was too short for a full song. Musicians needing a complete music video had to stitch several clips together or use another tool.
• Discord dependence: Users needed a Discord account and had to follow server rules to generate videos. People unfamiliar with bot commands faced a learning curve before their first clip.
• No API or editor: Noisee AI offered no public API or editing suite. Clips could not be generated in bulk or refined inside the tool, so any trimming or effects needed separate software.
• Content moderation: Clips that broke community guidelines were rejected, according to Cutout.pro. Users had to keep keywords within the server’s content rules, or the request would not produce a video.

Who is Using Noisee AI?

• AI music creators: Turned Suno and Udio tracks into shareable clips.
• Independent musicians: Made quick visualisers for single releases.
• Social media creators: Produced vertical videos for TikTok and Reels.
• Hobbyists: Experimented with music visuals for fun.

Pricing

Noisee AI is discontinued, so no plan can be bought today (directory reports, checked October 2026).

Directories disagreed on the free tier: one reported 100 seconds of standard-speed video per day, while another described three free videos daily. These figures are historical only.

What Makes Noisee AI Unique?

Native support for Suno links gave Noisee AI a clear niche in 2024 and 2025. Creators pasted a song URL and got matching visuals without an editor. Several rivals now market themselves as Noisee replacements.

Compatibilities and Integrations

• Platforms: Web front end, with generation handled in Discord.
• Audio sources: Suno, YouTube, SoundCloud and MP3 uploads.
• Output: MP4 clips in 16:9 or 9:16 for social platforms.
• API: No public API was reported by the directories we checked.

Noisee AI Tutorials

These steps describe how it worked before closing.

1. Join the official Noisee Discord server.
2. Paste a Suno, YouTube or SoundCloud link, or upload an MP3.
3. Type keywords describing the visuals you want.
4. Choose a time segment and aspect ratio.
5. Download the finished clip from the bot reply.

How We Rated It

Summary

Noisee AI suited AI music makers who wanted quick visuals for short clips. Its main limitation now is simple: the service has closed, so it cannot be used. Compare Kaiber, freebeat.ai and Neural Frames as replacements. Tip: keep MP3 copies of your songs.