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Tap a mood and watch a real LYRC lyric video. Drop in your song and the AI writes out your lyrics and cuts to the beat.
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Put moving lyrics over a 15–30 second clip of your song. Choose a preset, add footage, and reuse the song setup for your next post.
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Take the hook you want people to hear and give its lyrics a look: Tiled Wave shifts a tiled composition as phrases arrive; Redline builds bold type with red accents and inversion. LYRC’s lyric video maker starts with a 15–30 second section of your own song. Review the transcribed words and timing, choose a preset, and add footage for a Reel or TikTok. Save the song template to try another visual version of the same section.
Play each silent demo to see the words enter, change emphasis, and pass to the next phrase. These use LYRC’s actual preset renderer with the same excerpt from Loya’s “Atari,” with its original word timing, so you can compare the movement.
Song excerpt: Loya’s “Atari,” at its original 132 BPM. These demos show the preset typography on a plain background. Your words, timing, and settings shape the result.
Explore the lyric animation presets, or follow how to animate your lyrics to compare styles on your own song and adjust the controls each preset supports.
Upload your track and choose a 15–30 second hook, verse, or chorus for your post.
Choose Quick Sync or Studio-Grade transcription, then review and edit the words and timing before saving the song template.
LYRC proposes beat cut markers. Listen through and add, remove, or nudge them where the edit needs a different emphasis.
Save corrected lyrics and timing as a song template, then use it as the starting point for another visual version of the same section.
Add your own clips, use the library, or generate AI b-roll. Fill the footage slots, then shuffle, lock, or swap individual shots.
Paid plans include watermark-free short-form exports with a plan allowance. Check the pricing page for the quota on your plan.
Already filmed a performance? Follow the guide to adding lyrics to your own footage. For generated scenes, see how to make AI b-roll of yourself: one generation gives you separate clips to review and use in your edit.
| LYRC | General editor | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Your real song, trimmed to the part you’ll post | Your media, a blank timeline, or an existing project |
| Lyrics | Automatic transcription with editable words and timing | Type and time lyrics, or use your editor’s caption tools |
| Cut timing | Suggested beat markers you can adjust | Place cuts manually or use your editor’s beat tools |
| Reuse for the same song | Saved song template for another visual version | Duplicate or save a project as your starting point |
| Visuals | Fill, shuffle, lock, swap — or your own clips | Use your editor’s footage and arrangement tools |
| Setup | Set up lyrics and cuts, then fill footage slots | Depends on the editor and footage |
LYRC fits artists making several short posts around a release: choose a hook, correct the lyrics, adjust the beat markers, and try different footage for each version. The saved template keeps the song setup. For a full-song video or frame-by-frame general editing, use a broader editor.
Read the guide to lyric timing, visuals, and export, or check current plans and export allowances before you start. Build and preview for free. Exporting requires a paid plan. Included exports use a plan allowance; eligible paid accounts can also buy extra exports with credits.
These tutorials were recorded in August 2026 and show an older interface and pricing. Current controls and plan details can differ. Watch Creating Templates for the song setup, then the Editor Masterclass to see a template become a video.
No. Trim a song section, review the automatically transcribed lyrics and suggested beat cuts, then choose footage and a lyric style. Watch the finished edit before exporting.
LYRC offers Quick Sync and Studio-Grade automatic transcription. Review the result, correct any words and timing as needed, then save the song template. Accuracy depends on the recording.
Yes. Bring your own clips, or use the built-in library and AI b-roll. Shuffle, lock, and swap until it looks right — you can be as hands-on or as hands-off as you want.
Yes. Save a song template with your corrected lyrics and timing. Start another version from it, change the visuals, and review the new edit before exporting.
It focuses on lyric videos around a song section. For a full-song video or a general editing workflow, use an editor suited to that project.
Set up lyrics and timing once, then use the same song template for your next video.
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