Lullabies made with AI

Lullabies are the slow songs of the TubeTube gallery: 14 videos that run 2.1 minutes on average across about 18 scenes, and none of them are shorts. The lyrics do the job of a bedtime story. In Mimo and the Sleepy Stars a small character looks up and wonders why only one star is shining tonight. Little Moon, Wait for Me is a child asking the moon to stay a little longer, while Sleepy Little Bear settles under a soft blue blanket. Thirteen songs are in English and one in French. Pixar-style 3D is the style picked most often, with Soft 3D render and Gummy 3D behind it.

Every lullaby here starts with words. TubeTube hands the lyrics to Suno, which composes the song first. A storyboard is then timed to that audio, with one image generated per scene and the character kept consistent from the first verse to the last. A video engine animates each scene before the final edit. Kling 2.6 Pro at 1080p handled 11 of the 14, so the motion stays gentle enough for a sleepy viewer. Open any video to read its full recipe, lyrics included, and remix it with your own child's name or your own bedtime verse. You get 1,000 credits at signup, valid 7 days, no card required.

Best for: Parents, kids' channels and preschool teachers who want a calm sing-along bedtime video with a consistent character and their own lyrics.

14 videos30 min in total~18 scenes each