Neural Frames alternative
A Neural Frames alternative that guides you from song to video
Audove is an AI music video generator and an alternative to Neural Frames. Both turn a song into a music video. The main difference: Neural Frames is an editor with three ways to work and visuals that react to the sound, and Audove is one guided path. You pick a style and characters, choose one of 3 storyboards and check every scene as a picture, then make the video. Plans start at $15 a month.
Neural Frames's facts on this page come from its own website, checked on .
Audove and Neural Frames side by side
| Audove | Neural Frames | |
|---|---|---|
| How a video is made | One guided path: pick a style and characters, choose a storyboard, check every scene as a picture, then make the video | Three modes: Autopilot ("song-to-video in 2 clicks"), a frame-by-frame editor and a timeline text-to-video editor |
| Storyboard | 3 different storyboards to choose from, or describe your own. Every scene is drawn as a picture first, and you can redo any scene | Autopilot makes a storyboard from the lyrics and music. You can use it as it is or customise it |
| Visuals that react to the sound | Clips are cut on the song's beats. No audio-reactive effects | "8-stem analysis" (drums, bass, vocals, melody and more) and 10+ settings that tie the picture to the sound |
| Free to start | 300 credits, no card. They pay for your characters and a storyboard | Free to start, no card. "The free tier is a real workspace, not a teaser" |
| Plans | Starter $15, Creator $35, Pro $99 a month, with 1,500, 3,800 and 11,000 credits | Neural Knight $39, Neural Ninja $99, Neural Nirvana $299 a month ($26, $66 and $199 a month paid yearly), with 2,400, 7,200 and 24,000 credits. A credit is not worth the same in both tools |
| Price of video | 15 credits ($0.15) for each second at 768p. A 3-minute video is about 3,400 credits ($34) | Paid in credits. "The exact credit usage depends on your video length and chosen model" |
| Extra credits | 1,000 credits for $10, with or without a plan | Top-up credits can be bought at any time. Its pricing page does not list their prices |
| Unused credits | Carry over for 1 more month, up to 2 months of credits | Roll over while you subscribe, up to 300% of a month's credits |
| Longest video | 5 minutes on Starter and Creator, 10 minutes on Pro | "Up to 10 minutes". Its pricing page does not say on which plan |
| Quality | 768p on Starter, up to 2K on Creator and Pro | 1080p upscaling on every paid plan, 4K upscaling on Neural Ninja and Neural Nirvana |
| AI video models | Audove chooses the model for you | Kling, Seedance, Runway and Stable Diffusion, and you switch between them. 7 models on Neural Knight, 10 on the other plans |
| Your characters | Character sheets drawn by AI, or made from your photos | Train your own model: 10 to 20 pictures for a character, 50 to 100 for a style |
| Video shapes | Landscape 16:9, Portrait 9:16, Square 1:1 | Horizontal, vertical, Spotify Canvas and custom shapes |
| Lip sync | In singing scenes, lips follow your song's own vocals | Lip sync is listed on its home page, with a "Lipsync Pro" template |
| Your song | Upload a file (MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, AIFF or OGG) | Upload a file (MP3, WAV or FLAC) |
Which one should you choose?
Choose Neural Frames if
- You want visuals that move with the sound. It ties the picture to the drums, bass or vocals, and Audove only cuts clips on the beat.
- You want to edit deeply. It has a frame-by-frame editor and a timeline editor, and Audove has no timeline editor.
- You want to pick the AI video model yourself, or train a model on your own pictures.
- You want 4K. Its two higher plans upscale to 4K, and Audove goes up to 2K.
Choose Audove if
- You want one clear path with no editor to learn: style, characters, storyboard, video.
- You want to choose between 3 different storyboards and see every scene as a picture before you pay for video. Redoing a scene costs 20 credits.
- You want to know the price before you start. Video is 15 credits ($0.15) a second at 768p, so a 3-minute video is about 3,400 credits ($34).
- You want to pay once, with no monthly plan. A credit pack is 1,000 credits for $10.
A real video made with Audove
A whole song as one video, with the song, style and credits it used. See how Audove turns a song into a music video, step by step.
Coffee at Seven — a claymation music video
The idea: A shy clay commuter, a barista who misspells his name, and one rainy Friday cup that finally asks her to dinner.
- Song:
- Coffee at Seven (Retro soul pop, made with Audove)
- Style:
- Claymation
- Part of the song:
- 0:00–2:45 (165 seconds)
- Storyboard option:
- Your idea
- Credits used:
- 1,958
Audove and Neural Frames questions
- What is a good alternative to Neural Frames?
- Audove is an alternative to Neural Frames for people who want a guided path, not an editor. You choose one of 3 storyboards, check every scene as a picture, then make the video. Plans start at $15 a month.
- What is the difference between Audove and Neural Frames?
- Neural Frames is an editor: three modes, visuals that react to the sound, and a choice of AI models. Audove is one guided path, where you approve a storyboard scene by scene before the video clips are made.
- Is Audove cheaper than Neural Frames?
- Audove's plans start lower: $15 a month, against $39 for Neural Knight. Per video we can't say. Neural Frames says credit use depends on video length and the chosen model. In Audove a 3-minute video is about $34.
- Does Audove have audio-reactive visuals like Neural Frames?
- No. Audove cuts clips on the song's beats, but the picture does not pulse with the drums or bass. Neural Frames does this with its 8-stem analysis, so it is the better choice for that look.
- Which makes longer music videos, Audove or Neural Frames?
- Both go up to 10 minutes. In Audove that is on Pro, with 5 minutes on Starter and Creator. Neural Frames' site says "up to 10 minutes", and its pricing page does not say on which plan.
- Which has the higher video resolution?
- Neural Frames. It upscales to 4K on its Neural Ninja and Neural Nirvana plans, and to 1080p on every paid plan. Audove makes video up to 2K on Creator and Pro, and 768p on Starter.
- Do Audove and Neural Frames both do lip sync?
- Yes. In Audove, singers' lips follow your song's own vocals in singing scenes. Neural Frames lists lip sync on its home page. We have not tested the two side by side.
- Can I try both for free?
- Yes. Neural Frames is free to start with no card. Audove gives 300 free credits with no card, which pay for your characters and a storyboard. Making the video needs a plan or a $10 credit pack.
- Can I use a Suno song with both?
- Yes. In both, you download the song from Suno and upload the file. Neural Frames' site says tracks from Suno's paid plans work. In both, use only songs you have the rights to.
About this comparison
We make Audove, so read this as our view. Neural Frames's prices and features are from Neural Frames' pricing page, its home page, its Autopilot page, its AI music video generator page and its text to video page on 11 November 2026, and they may have changed since. Audove's numbers are on our pricing page. Audove is not connected with Neural Frames, and the name belongs to its owner. Seen something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.
See your whole video before it is made
Upload your song, pick a style and check every scene in a storyboard first. Start free with 300 credits, no card needed.