Is the song included?

No. You record yourself singing and attach the file; the clip's sound is exactly your recording. Use only recordings you made or may use.

Does the mouth match every word?

No. It follows the loudness of the recording, not the lyrics, and keeps moving for about half a second after the sound stops. Short, loud lines look best.

How much does a subway singing AI video cost?

63 credits for 5 seconds at 480P, about $0.62 on the $9.90 first pack; 125 and 188 credits for 10 and 15 seconds. The price shows before you generate, and a failed job returns its credits.

Can I use a photo of a friend?

Only with their permission. Photos of other passengers or strangers are not for this page.

I can't sing. Can I use a synthetic voice?

Yes: make the line on the Gemini TTS page, download the MP3 and attach it here as the recording. Our page sample was made that way, with an original line, not the song's lyrics.

Can I make a video for free?

Sign up and get 1 free video — use it right here. One shared voucher per new account, valid for 7 days. Use it on a supported generation page for its fixed 5-second, 480P watermarked recipe. First-and-last-frame transitions are excluded. Security checks may require email verification; daily free places are limited. Other settings use the displayed credits.

Subway Singing AI Video Generator

Subway singing AI: one photo of you in a train seat plus a recording of you singing become a 5-second clip of you belting it out on the subway. Your own voice, no song included. 63 credits.

Subway singing AI on Cicadas turns one image into a 5, 10 or 15 second video with MiniMax H3 Max, at 480P or 768P, with sound. A clip costs from 63 credits, and the exact quote shows before you generate.

From 63 credits per clip
Image to video
5s / 10s / 15s
480P
Audio available

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Model

MiniMax H3 Max

Browse by task

ImageJPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB

After signing in you can add your own recording as the clip’s sound.

How should the shot move?

A preset fills the prompt below. Edit it freely; results depend on your image and model.

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More settings · Source image · 5s · Audio

Aspect ratio

This mode uses the shape of your input image. Upload a 9:16 image for a vertical video.

Duration

Resolution

Audio

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Estimated cost: 63 credits

Your video

5s · MP4

Your next video starts here.

Add a prompt or choose an idea above. Your result will appear here.

Real results (2026-10-26)

Each clip was produced once by this page's tool from a public AI-made sample photo on this site, not retried; the captions say what sound was used.

MiniMax H3 Max image to video, 5 s at 480P, from an AI-made fictional photo of a man in a subway seat (our sample-subway-seat.jpg) with a synthetic voice attached as the recording: one original line made on the Gemini TTS page, not the song. The mouth opens and closes with the loudness of the voice and the body sways; it is not word-for-word lip sync.

Same photo and the same synthetic line, second prompt (lean forward, raise one hand on the loud parts). Same limits: the mouth follows loudness, the carriage stays as in the photo, no song included.

About Subway singing AI on Cicadas

The subway singing clip is the one where someone in a train seat belts out "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" while the carriage ignores them. This page makes your version from your own voice: the photo is the first frame, and with your recording attached MiniMax H3 Max moves your mouth while the recording plays, with a little sway. The song is not included; you record yourself singing it or anything else, and the mouth follows the recording loosely, not word by word.

Why use Cicadas for Subway singing AI

Your voice, your mouth

Attach a recording of yourself singing, an MP3, WAV or M4A of at least 2 seconds and up to 15 MB, and it becomes the clip's sound exactly. The mouth opens and closes with the singing and keeps moving for about half a second after it stops.

No song inside

This page does not include "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" or any other track. Sing it yourself, or sing anything you like; use only recordings you made or may use.

See the price of every clip first

At 480P, 5 seconds is 63 credits, 10 seconds 125 and 15 seconds 188; at 768P they are 100, 200 and 300. About $0.62 for 5 seconds on the $9.90 first pack. A recording does not change the price, and a failed generation returns its credits.

One photo, your own face

The photo is the first frame, so the clip keeps your face, clothes and the carriage from the photo. Upload only a photo of yourself or someone who agreed.

How to use Subway singing AI

01
Sign in and add one photo of yourself sitting in a train or subway seat, face to the camera.
02
Attach your own singing recording (MP3, WAV or M4A, at least 2 seconds) and tick that it is yours; the clip length follows the recording, and you can change it.
03
Check the quote, generate, and download the MP4 from My videos.

Which photo works

One person seated, face and mouth clear, a bit of the carriage visible for the joke. Even light helps; a vertical photo makes a vertical clip for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Recording tips

Sing one line or a chorus, 5 to 10 seconds, with a beat of silence at the end. Belting with exaggerated expression reads better than a quiet hum, because the mouth movement follows the loudness of the recording.

Subway singing AI prompt ideas

Copy one into the prompt box above and adapt it to your shot. Or write your own shot by shot in the prompt generator.

“The person in the photo sits in a subway seat and sings along to the voice on the soundtrack, mouth opening and closing with the singing, swaying slightly, eyes closed at the high notes. Keep the face, clothes and the train interior as in the photo. One continuous shot, no other people added, no text.”
“The person in the photo sits in a subway seat and sings along to the voice on the soundtrack with big expression, leaning forward and raising one hand at the loud parts, mouth opening and closing with the singing. Keep the face, clothes and the train interior as in the photo. One continuous shot, no other people added, no text.”

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