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Anyscene AI

AI Lyric Video Maker

Upload a song, or use one you made on Anyscene. The words are timed to the vocal, you can fine-tune any line, and you export 16:9, 9:16 or square.

A lyric video frame of Harbor Light: the cover on the left and the chorus line half lit as it is sung

Harbor Light, a song made on Anyscene, drawn live by the renderer the editor exports with.

Format

Lyrics

Font

Background

Accent color

Visualizer

Write a song first

Timing a song's words costs 1 credit on a paid plan or credit pack. Exporting costs nothing, at any size.

What it is

What Is a Lyric Video Maker?

A lyric video maker puts a song's words on screen in time with the vocal, line by line or word by word like karaoke, over artwork or a background, and exports the result as a video.

Anyscene's lyric video maker takes songs you upload and songs you make here, and both open in the same editor.

Word-by-word timing

Songs made here come with timing from the model that sang them. Uploaded songs are transcribed and lined up with your lyrics.

Three formats

16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, and 1:1 square, plus a Spotify Canvas loop.

Exports cost nothing

Your browser makes the video, so exporting adds no credits, in 1080p or 4K.

No watermark

The MP4 shows your song, your lyrics and your background, with no logo added.

Timing

How the Words Get Their Timing

There are two ways in. Both end in the same editor, where every line and every word can be moved.

A song you upload

1 credit
  1. 1

    Upload the file

    MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC or OGG, up to 50 MB and 10 minutes. You confirm you have the right to use it.

  2. 2

    Paste the lyrics (optional)

    With lyrics, the words appear exactly as you wrote them. Without them, the words come from what is heard.

  3. 3

    AI hears every word

    The vocal is transcribed with a time on each word, then lined up with your lyrics.

  4. 4

    Fix what's off

    Drag a line on the timeline, nudge it by a tenth of a second, or set where a single word starts.

Heavy effects, stacked harmonies or a loud mix can trip up the transcription. That is what the editor is for.

A song you made on Anyscene

1 credit
  1. 1

    Open the song's menu

    In your history, choose Music video on the song you want.

  2. 2

    Get the timed lyrics

    Suno, the model that sang the song, returns where each word falls. Nothing is transcribed after the fact.

  3. 3

    Go straight to styling

    The timing rarely needs fixing, and the same editor is there when it does.

The lyrics are the ones the song was made from, so a song made here never comes back with misheard words.

The Timing panel of the lyric video editor: a timeline at 0:46 with the chorus line highlighted, and that line's seven words listed with their start times
The editor at the chorus of Harbor Light: each word of "Carry me home on a paper wing" has its own start time.

Backgrounds

Backgrounds: Cover, Color, Image, Video or AI

Each frame below is the same moment of the same song, drawn by the lyric video maker's renderer.

Lyric video frame with the blurred cover as background and the cover art to the left of the chorus line
Blurred coverThe default: the song's cover, blurred behind the lyrics, with the artwork beside them.
Lyric video frame on a purple gradient, the chorus line centered in a tall condensed font above spectrum bars
Gradient or colorSix gradients and six solid colors. This one uses the Display font and the spectrum visualizer.
Lyric video frame over a photo of a lighthouse, the chorus line in a handwritten font near the bottom
Your imageA JPG, PNG or WebP up to 15 MB. Shown here with the Handwritten font and a shadow.
Lyric video frame over a video of the earth at night from space, the chorus line outlined near the bottom
Your videoAn MP4, WebM or MOV up to 100 MB, looped for the whole song. Shown with an outline on the words.

Or describe a background and AI paints it in the video's shape, for 5 credits.

Lyric styles

Five Ways the Lyrics Can Move

The same chorus line in each style, caught partway through.

Chorus line with the first three words lit and the rest dimmed
Light up as sungEach word lights up the moment it is sung, like karaoke. The default.
Chorus line shown fully lit
Whole lineThe line shows in full while it is sung. Easy to read on a phone.
Chorus line with only the first three words typed out
TypewriterThe letters type themselves out with the vocal.
Chorus line halfway through fading in
Fade inEach line fades in as it begins. Suits slow songs.
Chorus line with the sung words glowing gold and a gold waveform below
GlowSung words glow in the accent color, here a gold picked by hand instead of taken from the cover.

Lyrics can also be turned off. Four fonts, three sizes, outline, shadow and three positions work with every style, and a duet can show the second singer in a color of their own.

Formats

One Song, Three Formats

Pick a shape and the lyric video maker lays out the cover, lyrics and visualizer to fit. Here is the same moment in each.

16:9 lyric video frame with the cover on the left and the lyrics on the right
16:9 landscape1920×1080, or 3840×2160 in 4K. The standard shape for YouTube on a computer.YouTube Help: aspect ratios
Vertical lyric video frame with the cover at the top and the chorus line wrapping below it
9:16 vertical1080×1920, for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, with the cover above the lyrics.YouTube Help: Shorts
Square lyric video frame with the cover above a single chorus line
1:1 square1080×1080, for feed posts that look the same on every screen.

There is also a Spotify Canvas: a vertical loop of 8 seconds with no lyrics or text, as Spotify's Canvas guidelines ask.

Export speed

How Fast Does the Export Run?

We exported the same 30 seconds of a song in each setting, in Chrome on a desktop computer.

The whole song, 3:23 long, as the editor exported it at 1080p: 18.9 MB, untouched.

4.1 s

30 s at 1080p, 5.2 MB

12.6 s

30 s in 4K, 10.1 MB

15.4 s

30 s in 4K without hardware encoding, 27.8 MB

0

credits to export, at any size

No queue

Your browser makes the video on your own device, so it starts at once and never waits behind anyone else's render.

Keep the tab open

The export runs in the tab. When it finishes, you download the MP4 and it is saved to your Videos.

Chrome or Edge

We test exports in Chrome and Edge on a computer. A browser that can't make video says so before you start.

Times depend on your computer and browser. 4K is offered for songs up to 5 minutes.

How it works

How to Make a Lyric Video in 3 Steps

Everything happens in the lyric video maker's editor, opened from the top of this page.

  1. 1

    Bring the song

    Upload a song with its lyrics, or open a song you made here and choose Music video from its menu.

  2. 2

    Time the words

    Get the timing for 1 credit, then drag or nudge any line that is off.

  3. 3

    Style and export

    Pick a format, background, lyric style and font, then export the MP4 in 1080p or 4K.

Compare

Lyric Video vs Karaoke Video vs Music Video

Three kinds of video people make for a song, and how each is made on Anyscene.

Lyric videoKaraoke videoMusic video
PictureCover, image, video or color behind the wordsUsually plain, so the words stay readableFilmed or generated scenes that follow the song
LyricsThe main thing on screen, by line or by wordWord by word, timed for singing alongSubtitles at most, often none
Best forReleasing a song on YouTube, Shorts or SpotifyParties, practice and singing alongA visual story for the whole song
On AnysceneThis lyric video makerThe same editor, with the light-up-as-sung styleThe AI video generator, one clip at a time

Lyric Video Maker FAQ

Yes: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC or OGG, up to 50 MB and 10 minutes. You confirm you own the song or have the right to use it, and an uploaded song is never listed or shown in public.


For an upload, AI transcribes the vocal with a time on every word and lines it up with the lyrics you paste. For a song made here, Suno returns the timing of the words it sang.


Timing the words costs 1 credit per song, on a paid plan or with a credit pack. Exporting costs nothing at any size, and an AI background costs 5 credits.


No. The exported MP4 shows your song, your lyrics and the background you chose, with no logo added.


MP4 at 30 frames per second, in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, at 1080p or 4K. 4K is for songs up to 5 minutes, and a Spotify Canvas loop is one click away.


Yes. Drag a line on the timeline or stretch its edges, nudge it by 0.1 seconds, or open the line and set where each word starts. Shift all moves every line at once.


The video is made in your browser. We test in recent Chrome and Edge on a computer, and a browser that can't make video tells you before you start.


Yes. Make the song here and it comes with Suno's own word timing, or upload a Suno song you have the right to use and it is transcribed like any other file.


Make a Lyric Video

Upload a song or open one you made, time the words for 1 credit, and export with no extra credits.