Rotor Videos makes music videos, lyric videos and Spotify Canvas without editing skills. Plans from $9.99/mo, or pay per download with credits.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Rotor Videos is a video creation tool built for music marketing. Artists and content creators upload a track and receive a finished video they can use on streaming platforms, YouTube and social media. The company positions it as a way to produce video content without editing skills or production know-how.
The product covers music videos, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas, Apple Music Album Motion, album artwork videos and videos for social platforms. Its homepage describes it as creative infrastructure for modern music marketing and says over one million artists use it. The site's copyright notice names LyricFind, with an address in Toronto, Canada.
The process starts with adding music. According to the company, its engine analyzes the track and the selected clips, then generates a custom-cut, professional-quality video in just minutes. Users choose from the clip library or upload their own images and footage, and accepted formats include MP3, WAV, MP4, M4V, MOV, JPG, PNG, OGG, AAC, FLAC and AIFF.
After the first cut, users can change the look with over 150 video styles and filters such as VHS Vision, Glitch, Gingham and Retro. They can add text or promotional messaging and use preset cropping tools to resize for each platform. Previewing is free and unlimited. Payment is only required to download, and the export arrives as a watermark-free MP4.
The main draw is format coverage. One account can produce music videos, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas, Apple Music Album Motion and album artwork videos. The company says output meets Spotify and Apple Music technical specifications, and social exports are available in 9:16, 1:1 and other formats.
The content library holds over 17 million video clips, included in the price of a download. Premium clips and exclusive styles are marked with a crown icon in the editor and are included in every subscription. Audio-reactive effects, filters and text tools let users adjust the result.
Ownership terms are stated plainly: videos are 100% the user's to own, distribute and use commercially, and projects stay saved in the account for later editing and re-export.
Rotor Videos is a video creation tool for music marketing. It generates music videos, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas, Apple Music Album Motion, album artwork videos and social videos from an uploaded track. The company says no editing skills are required.
Artist Unlimited plans cost $9.99 per month (Streaming), $14.99 per month (Video) or $19.99 per month (Pro), billed annually. Credit packs range from $9.99 for 1 credit to $299.99 for 50. Enterprise pricing is available through the sales team.
The site offers a free start and says users only pay to download. Videos can be previewed for free as many times as needed before downloading. No separate time-limited trial is described.
The company states that any video created on Rotor is 100% the user's to own, distribute and use commercially. Exports are watermark-free. Users must own or hold the rights to any music and artwork they upload.
According to the company, videos created on Rotor meet Spotify and Apple Music technical specifications and are accepted for distribution. Final exports are delivered as MP4 files.
Credits can be used across multiple artists, which suits small rosters. Subscriptions are tied to a single artist. Larger rosters can ask about Enterprise Accounts, the white-label Plug-In or the Affiliate Program.
Credits are used to buy individual video downloads. A download costs between one and four credits depending on format: Spotify Canvas is 1, Apple Music Album Motion and Album Artwork Video are 2, Music Video is 3 and Lyric Video is 4. Credits never expire.
You can cancel a subscription at any time from your account settings, and the plan stays active until the end of the billing period. All purchases are final, with no refunds on subscriptions or credit packs.