AI music videos: what they are and where to watch them

An AI music video is a music video whose visuals, and often the song itself, were made with AI tools. The place to watch them on glu.tv is the music videos category, with a ranked shortlist at the best AI music videos. Of the 60 music videos in the catalogue on 29 October 2026, Suno was the tool most often credited, on 25 of them.

Published and checked 29 October 2026. Counts and examples from glu.tv are a snapshot of that day; the linked pages are rebuilt from the live catalogue.

Where to watch AI music videos

Music videos lists every AI-generated music video glu.tv has indexed, each embedded from the creator's own YouTube channel. Best AI music videos ranks the current top picks. For the latest additions, new AI films this month lists everything added in the current month, music videos included.

How an AI music video is made

There are usually two parts. The song can come from a text-to-music tool, such as Suno or Udio, or be a human-made track. The visuals come from image and video tools, with an editor cutting them to the music.

On glu.tv's music videos, creators who named their tools credit Suno most often, then Midjourney (12 videos), Veo 3 (8) and Nano Banana (7), as of 29 October 2026. Many credit nothing at all. A tool appears on a film page only when the creator said so.

Is the song AI-generated too?

Not always. A music video can pair AI visuals with a track a human wrote and recorded. Look for the creator's note in the description. glu.tv lists Suno or Udio on a film only when the creator named them.

What to look for

• A creator who names the song's source and the visual tools in the description.
• Visuals that follow the music, with cuts and motion that land on the beat, not a looping clip.
• A channel that has published more than one, which usually means the process is repeatable.