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Online Lyric Video Maker for Your Own Music
Our lyric video maker turns a song you own into a lyric video that moves with the music. Upload the track, paste the words, let the free beat analysis find the tempo and pick the part of the song you want to share. Every line lands in time with the voice.
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A Lyric Video Maker That Starts From Your Track
Most music tools hand you a stock song and a stock look. This lyric video maker works the other way round: the song is yours, and the video is built around it. Upload an MP3 or WAV of a track you wrote, produced or have permission to use, and confirm that you own the rights before the upload starts. There is no music library to pick from, so every lyric video you render carries your sound and nobody else's. You also type or paste the lyrics yourself, which keeps every word exactly as you wrote it. That matters on release day: listeners hear the master you approved, and fans can quote the lines you actually wrote, spelled the way you spell them.
Free Beat Analysis That Sets the Pace
Text on screen feels flat when it ignores the rhythm. Run the beat analysis on your clip and the lyric video maker detects the tempo for free, then uses it to drive the pulse of the words, the cuts between backgrounds and the progress bar. Fast tracks are sometimes read at half speed, and slow ballads at double speed. When the detected tempo feels wrong, type the correct BPM by hand and the whole video follows your number instead.
Word-by-Word Lyric Sync for 5 Credits
Lyric alignment listens to the vocals in your clip and finds when each word is sung. After the sync, every line appears as the singer starts it and each word lights up in your accent color as it is heard. The sync costs 5 credits and needs a credit purchase, because a free account can spend only 1 credit a day, on one free Z-Image image. If you skip the sync, the lyric video maker spreads your lines evenly across the clip, which works well for a first draft or a quick preview.
Choose the Exact Part of the Song
You rarely need the whole track. Set where the clip starts and choose a length from 10 to 120 seconds, and the lyric video runs for exactly that long. Pick the hook for a short teaser, the chorus for a sing-along post, or a verse and chorus for a fuller lyric video. One upload can feed several clips, so you can test different moments of the same song across your channels. A useful rule for short platforms: viewers decide in the first two or three seconds, so start the clip just before the strongest line instead of at the quiet intro.
Three Lyric Styles: Bold, Neon and Minimal
Match the type to the genre. Bold gives heavy, confident letters that suit pop, rap and rock. Neon adds a glowing look for electronic tracks and late-night moods. Minimal keeps the text calm and clean for acoustic songs and ballads. On top of the style, you choose the text, background and accent colors, so the result matches your cover art, your merch or your band colors. If you want animated words without a song, try the kinetic typography template instead.
Up to Six Backgrounds Cut on the Beat
Add from zero to six background images, such as cover art, band photos or stills from a shoot. The lyric video maker cuts between them on the beat, so the visuals change with the music instead of on a random timer. With no images, the frame uses your background color and an accent pulse on the beat. Need artwork fast? Create a cover with the AI image generator and add it as a background.
Vertical, Wide and Square Formats
Render 9:16 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, 16:9 for a YouTube upload or a website, and 1:1 for square feeds. The same song, lyrics and style can go out in all three formats, so one session covers every platform where your fans listen. Many artists post the vertical cut first to build interest, then publish the wide version on release day.
How to Make a Lyric Video in Five Steps
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Upload your song
Open the lyric video maker at the top of this page, confirm that you own the rights to the song or have permission to use it, and upload your MP3 or WAV. A clean master or a final mix gives the best results, because the vocals are easy to hear.
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Paste your lyrics
Add the song title, the artist name if you like, and the lyrics one sung line at a time. Use the exact words from the recording so the sync can match them to the vocals. Keep repeated choruses as separate lines, in the order they are sung, and leave out notes such as verse labels.
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Pick the clip and analyze the beat
Choose where the clip starts and how long it runs, from 10 to 120 seconds. Run the free beat analysis, and change the tempo by hand if the pulse feels too slow or too fast.
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Sync the lyrics
Spend 5 credits to align each word with the singing. Skip this step and the lines spread evenly over the clip. If you change the lyrics later, run the sync again.
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Style and render
Choose bold, neon or minimal, set your colors, add up to six backgrounds and pick 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1. Check the preview frames, render, and download the MP4. Rendering costs credits by clip length, from 10 credits for a clip of 20 seconds or less.
Who Uses a Lyric Video Maker?
Independent Artists
Release a lyric video on the same day as the single without hiring an editor. Upload the master, paste the lyrics and render a version for each platform in one session. Keep the same colors across every post so the release looks like one campaign.
Bands Promoting a Tour
Turn the chorus fans know best into a short clip with tour photos cutting on the beat. A familiar line on screen gives people a reason to stop scrolling and buy a ticket. Render one clip per city with a different photo set to keep each post fresh.
Producers and Beatmakers
Share a track with a featured vocalist as a lyric video, so listeners can follow the words and the hook on the first play. The neon style suits most electronic and trap productions, and the beat cuts keep the energy of the drop.
Songwriters Pitching Demos
Send a demo as a clean lyric video in the minimal style. A publisher or artist can read the words while they listen, which makes the writing easier to judge. Short clips of the strongest chorus also work well as a calling card on your profile.
Music Teachers and Choirs
Make a sing-along lyric video for a piece your group performs and has permission to use. Students see each line as it arrives and can practice at home. A square format fits a class chat or a parent newsletter.
Labels and Music Marketers
Create teasers from several parts of one track and test which moment draws the most saves. Pair them with a photo slideshow video from the studio for behind-the-scenes posts.
Podcasters and Creators With Theme Songs
Own your intro music? Turn the theme into a lyric video for a channel trailer or a season launch post, and keep the same colors as the show. Fans who know the theme often share it, which brings new listeners to the episode.
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Make a Lyric Video for Your Next Release
Upload your song, paste the lyrics and let the free beat analysis set the pace. Sync every word for 5 credits and render your lyric video in the format your fans watch.
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