Music Library — Add music to clips, perfectly mixed
Upload your own tracks once and reuse them across every clip. Trim, offset, and mix volume on a unified timeline with live preview.
How does music work in MiniMint?
Music makes shorts, so MiniMint puts it on the same timeline as the video instead of in a separate step. Upload your own tracks — MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG or WEBM audio, up to 30 MB each — and they stay in your library, so a signature theme is one click away on the next clip. Attach a track to a clip, trim it, slide it to start where you want, and set its volume against the clip's own audio; music comes in at half volume by default so a voice is not buried under it. The preview plays the actual mix, so the balance you hear before exporting is the balance in the rendered file. There is no stock catalogue to browse: every track is one you upload and have the right to use, which also means nothing you publish carries a licence you have not read.
Music on a real clip
A clip with no audio, then a track on it: picking one already in your library, the swap that replaces it rather than layering, the music volume set against the clip's own sound, and the waveform arriving on the timeline. Sped up - choosing a track takes as long as you take. The tracks are yours; MiniMint ships no catalogue.
Who uses Music Library?
- Creators who want cinematic energy on every clip
- Podcasters adding a signature theme
- Teams standardizing music across brand exports
Why use Music Library?
- Your uploaded tracks stay in your library and can be reused on every clip.
- Volume, trim and offset are set on the same timeline as the video.
- The preview plays the final mix, so nothing shifts at export.
- Music comes in at half volume by default, so it sits under a voice rather than over it.
How do I use Music Library?
Open a clip in the editor
Upload a track, or pick one you have uploaded before
Trim and position the music on the timeline
Adjust the volume — music starts at 50% — and export
Frequently asked questions
- Can I upload my own music?
- Yes, and that is where every track comes from: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG or WEBM audio, up to 30 MB per track. Upload something you own or are licensed to use and MiniMint mixes it into your exported clips.
- Is there a stock music library included?
- No. MiniMint does not ship a catalogue of licensed tracks — your library is the tracks you have uploaded, which stay available across projects so a signature theme only has to be uploaded once.
- Can I use more than one track on a clip?
- One track per clip. Choosing another replaces it rather than layering a second, and deleting a track from your library also removes it from any clip that was using it.
More questions? Visit the full MiniMint FAQ.
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