One idea. An original song, and the video to go with it.
Readkidz writes the lyrics, composes the tune, and animates a music video around your own character — with the words landing on the beat. A finished file you can play tonight or upload to your channel.
A finished music video, start to finish.
Two and a half minutes, made from the one sentence beside it. The song, the animation and the words on screen all came out of that — nothing here was edited by hand afterwards.
Written for your story, not pulled off a shelf.
Lyrics and melody are composed together from your idea. You get two versions of every song and keep the one you like — the other is not billed as a second attempt, it arrives with the first.
Little duckling stands beside the pond, The sunny morning glistens all around, His tiny wings are flapping, left and right, He wants to swim but shivers at the sight.
Two versions, every time
Same words, different performance. Listening costs nothing and neither does changing your mind.
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A real structure
6 song shapes, from a short verse-and-chorus to a full song with a bridge — 16–40 sung lines in all.
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Words that fit the mouth
Lines are written to be singable at the reading age you choose, not paragraphs set to music.
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Synced line by line
Every line is timed against the actual vocal, so the words on screen land with the singing rather than near it.
The same duckling in every shot.
Characters and locations are designed before a single frame is animated, then every shot is built against those designs — which is why the film does not quietly change hero halfway through the second chorus.
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Cast sheets first
Faces, colours and outfits are locked before animation starts.
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Locations, too
The same place is built once and filmed from several angles, so cuts feel like one film.
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Carries into other formats
The same character can go on to a picture book, a comic or an animation.
Pick how it sounds and how it looks.
The mood shapes the melody; the art style shapes every frame. Both are chosen before production starts. These four are from the style library, shown as they render.
Four of the styles you can pick from. The film above uses the first.
How a song becomes a video.
Four short films recorded in the real product — the idea, the song, the shots, and the finished video.
A finished video file, in the shape a channel expects.
Not a project you have to keep the app open to watch.
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Download the video
A finished 16:9 file with the song as its soundtrack. Yours to keep, play offline, or upload wherever you publish.
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Keep the song on its own
The audio can be downloaded separately, both versions of it.
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Words on screen, or not
The synced lyrics can ride along as on-screen text or stay off — a sing-along and a plain watch are the same file away.
Uploading to YouTube is your step, not ours — Readkidz gives you the file, it does not post to your channel. See plans and credits
Is this what you were looking for?
- Video shape
- 16:9
- Song length
- 16–40 sung lines, depending on the structure
- Song structures
- 6 to choose between
- Languages
- 25 languages
- Free to start
- 1500 credits, no card
One story, every format.
Before you start
How do I make a kids music video with AI?
Describe the song you want in a sentence, choose a mood, an art style and a reading age. Readkidz writes the lyrics, composes two versions of the song, builds the characters and scenes, and animates a video timed to the audio. You pick the version you like and download the finished file.
Can I make nursery rhyme videos for a YouTube channel?
Yes — that is what most people making these are doing. You get a finished 16:9 video file with the song as its soundtrack, and the on-screen words can be turned on for sing-alongs. Uploading and scheduling happen on your channel; Readkidz does not post for you.
Is the song actually original?
Yes. The lyrics are written for your idea and the melody is composed with them — it is not a stock backing track with new words over it. Every generation returns two versions of the same song so you can choose the performance.
How long is the song?
16–40 sung lines depending on which of the 6 structures fits your story — from a short verse-and-chorus to a full song with a bridge. The finished video runs as long as the song does.
What can I make for free?
New accounts start with 1500 credits and no card, which is enough to hear a real song and see how the video comes together before paying anything.
Can the same story also be a book, a comic or an animation?
Yes, and the character carries over. The same idea and cast can become a picture book, a comic, or a narrated animation.
Your song is one sentence away.
Free to start, no card. 25 languages.
