Music creation
Generate songs, beats, and sounds from text prompts, with examples for making songs from lyrics and creating tracks for different genres or purposes.
TwoShot is a browser-based AI creative suite for music, video, images, and scripts, with editing, voice tools, and media import in one place.
TwoShot is an AI creative suite for making and editing music, videos, images, and scripts from one interface. The site positions it as a single assistant that can handle generation, editing, remixing, voice work, and content import across multiple media types.
The product includes a browser-based studio where users can upload files, record audio or video, import content from the web, browse a library of media, and start from prompts or example sessions. The integrations page also shows that TwoShot can connect with external tools through AI assistants, IDEs, chat applications, an MCP server, and a REST API.
Generate songs, beats, and sounds from text prompts, with examples for making songs from lyrics and creating tracks for different genres or purposes.
Create images, album artwork, thumbnails, and other visuals, and edit or upscale existing images from inside the product.
Produce videos from text or images, animate photos, and generate music videos, B-roll, and other motion content.
Handle vocal and audio workflows such as text-to-speech, voice enhancement, vocal transformation, voice swapping, stem separation, and cleanup.
Support writing and arrangement tasks including lyrics, scripts, chord progressions, MIDI projects, remixing, extending tracks, and sound effect generation.
Connect through AI assistants, IDEs, chat tools, an MCP server, and a REST API, so the product can fit into external workflows as well as its own studio.
A musician or producer can turn lyrics, prompts, samples, or MIDI ideas into tracks, then remix, extend, separate stems, or transform audio inside the same workspace.
A video creator can generate clips, music videos, thumbnails, B-roll, voiceovers, and supporting music without switching between separate tools.
A podcaster or interviewer can clean up recordings, separate speakers, enhance voices, and add music or voiceover elements for a finished episode.
A studio or brand team can use TwoShot for production-ready audio, visuals, and localization workflows, while also connecting it to external assistants or API-driven systems.
A writer or marketer can draft lyrics, scripts, and other copy, then iterate on ideas alongside media generation in the same product.
TwoShot is a browser-based AI creative suite for generating and editing music, videos, images, voice, and scripts. The site presents it as one assistant with tools for making songs, art, videos, voiceovers, stem separation, sound effects, and writing.
The source shows TwoShot running in the browser with an in-app Studio and an integrations page that mentions AI assistants, IDEs, chat apps, an MCP server, and a REST API. It also highlights workflows such as uploading files, importing from the web, and working from prompts.
The site explicitly mentions music, videos, images, scripts, voiceovers, MIDI projects, and content libraries. It also shows tools for remixing, splitting stems, animating photos, and generating sound effects, so the output spans both original generation and editing workflows.
The pricing page is present, but the provided source text does not include specific plan names, prices, or limits. Based on the available evidence, it appears to offer a paid product, but the exact structure is not confirmed here.