Sonilo Launches Licensed AI Music Generator on fal.ai
Sonilo has launched its licensed AI video to music generator on fal.ai, announced in a press release. The model enables creators to generate original, commercially licensed soundtracks directly from video footage without the need for text prompts or manual syncing.
Sonilo analyzes each video's pacing, motion, and emotional flow to compose music that matches its exact duration. The system delivers multiple soundtrack options per clip, providing immediate creative choices. According to internal testing, editors accepted the model's first output for 87 percent of clips, and videos scored with Sonilo saw a 16 percent increase in engagement.
The generated audio is supplied as a separate track, allowing editors to adjust levels without affecting dialogue or sound effects. The model can handle videos up to 600 seconds long and preserve original speech when adding background music. A text to music version is also available for users who prefer to work from prompts with control over musical style and structure.
Sonilo’s training data includes professionally licensed content such as the Shutterstock music catalog, ensuring musicians are compensated. The company’s integration with fal.ai follows its earlier connection with ComfyUI in April, expanding its reach as a music infrastructure layer for AI creative tools.
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