Add Music to Video Online

Add music to your video by choosing stock music, generating a soundtrack, or uploading a track. Ask the invideo agent to sync it to your cuts and balance it with dialogue, or adjust the timing, fades and volume yourself on the timeline.

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Add music to your video, your way

Generate music for your edit

Describe the mood, style and energy you're after, and generate music to suit your video. Add the track to your timeline and shape where it starts, builds and ends.

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Find a track in the stock library

Explore stock music to find the right sound for your video. Try tracks against your footage, choose your favourite and trim it to fit your edit.

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Find a track in the stock library

Upload your own music

Already have a track in mind? Upload it and place it on your timeline. Move, split and trim the music to bring the right part of the song into each scene.

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Upload your own music

Fine-tune every part of your soundtrack

Get the timing and transitions right

Trim music to fit a scene, adjust its speed while preserving pitch, and set fades for a smooth entrance or finish. Use crossfades to blend tracks, with control over fade durations and curves.

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Get the timing and transitions right

Mix and master in the timeline

Balance music, voice and sound effects with individual track faders. Shape the tone with EQ, even out levels with compression and control peaks with a limiter. Check track levels and overall loudness as you refine your mix.

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Mix and master in the timeline

Keep speech clear with audio ducking

Lower the music beneath dialogue and bring it back during pauses. Ask the invideo agent to set up ducking, or adjust the Ducker effect yourself to control how far the music drops and how it returns.

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Keep speech clear with audio ducking

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Sync your cuts to the beat

Ask the agent to align your video cuts with the music's beat. Give a montage its rhythm or make a key transition land with the track.

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Create a soundtrack from a reference

Provide reference music and describe what you like about it, such as the mood, instrumentation or energy. Ask the agent to use that direction to generate a new soundtrack for your video.

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Match the music to your video's pacing

Ask for music that follows the flow of your edit, from quieter passages to faster sequences. Direct where it should build, ease back or resolve to support what's happening on screen.

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Get music options that suit your edit

Ask the agent to find options from the sound library that fit your video's mood and pacing. Preview the suggestions against your footage, pick a track and ask the agent to work it into your timeline.

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Get music options that suit your edit

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How to add music to a video online

  1. Upload your video

    Drag in your file from your computer or phone.

  2. Add your music

    Generate one with AI, choose from a vast stock library, or upload your own. Drop it on the timeline, then trim, loop, fade and set the volume. Or tell the agent: "cut to the beat and duck the music under my voice."

  3. Preview and export

    Play it through to check the mix, then export up in the format your platform needs.

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Add music to video: frequently asked questions

How do I add music to a video for free?

Upload your video to invideo, pick a track from the library or upload your own, and drop it on the timeline. The manual editor is free to use.

How do I add music to a video on my iPhone?

Open invideo in your phone's browser, upload the video from your camera roll and add a track. Nothing to install.

Can I use my own music?

Yes. Upload any track you own or have the rights to. Only use songs you're licensed to publish, or platforms may mute or remove the video.

Is the music royalty-free?

Stock tracks in invideo are cleared for commercial use, including ads, client work and monetized channels.

Can I add more than one song to a video?

Yes. Put a different track on each scene, or layer music, sound effects and voiceover on separate tracks.

Can I make the video match the beat of the song?

Yes. Mark the first few beats and the agent cuts your clips to the rhythm through the whole track.

Can I lower the music when someone is talking?

Yes. Ask the agent to duck the music under dialogue, or set the levels yourself on the mixer.

Can AI make music for my video?

Yes. Describe the genre, mood and length and generate a track with an AI music model inside the project.

Is there a watermark?

Free-plan exports carry a watermark. Paid plans remove it.