Add your audio and written lyrics. Set when each line appears, choose a look and make a video in your browser.
Make my lyric video ↓Up to 5 minutes · 720px short side · MP4 when supported, otherwise WebM
Bring the words with you. Timing is manual or evenly spaced; automatic transcription and word-by-word highlighting are unavailable.
Use audio and images you own or have permission to publish. This editor adds visuals; it does not generate rap vocals or animate faces.
Poster preview · Rendering starts only when you click.
Animation reacting to the beat does not tell the editor when a lyric is sung. Choose the timing method that fits your source:
Choose Per-line timing and enter each line’s start in seconds. Or play or pause your audio at a line’s beginning and choose Stamp position for that line. Review and correct the times; this is manual timing, without automatic word detection. Check against the local audio preview. A line stays visible until the next cue; a blank cue creates a gap.
Open Import LRC timestamps and choose a file or paste supported line timestamps. Times refer to the full source track, even when you export a later section. Offset and word-level tags are unsupported.
Use Even spacing, set seconds per line and the first start. The BPM shortcut calculates a uniform interval from beats per line. It does not detect your song’s tempo or align words to vocals.
For a track up to five minutes, keep Clip start at zero and choose Up to 5 minutes. The export stops at the audio’s end. For a hook, listen to the track, pause at the start and choose Use audio position as clip start, then select a shorter length.
Lyric timestamps always use source-track seconds. For newly pasted hook lyrics, Start lyrics at clip start moves the first evenly spaced line to that section. Imported LRC times are not shifted automatically. Longer tracks need a selected section or an editor supporting the length you need.
The example is an eight-second AIRAPV export with original instrumental audio, four original lyric lines and animated visuals. It demonstrates whole-line changes and the visualizer, without rap vocals or lip sync.
Watch the actual MP4 example ↗
Supply both the audio and the written words. This editor does not transcribe, generate music or lyrics, clone voices or animate faces. The rap video guide includes a writing-prompt helper if you are still drafting; it does not create vocals.
The current beta has no account, payment or added watermark. The same duration, file and lyric limits apply to the export, not just a preview. You are responsible for permission to use the audio, lyrics and cover.
Choose Music visualizer under Video content to hide lyrics while keeping your draft. The music visualizer entry starts in that mode.
The editor processes media and drafts in this browser session. Optional coarse action analytics exclude audio, images, titles and lyric text. There is no cloud history. Save your result before leaving; see the privacy notice for details.
Play the exported video to judge sound and timing. When supported, a local soundtrack check reports decoded audio duration and signal presence; otherwise it says unavailable. Optional playback counters describe this device’s playback, not the quality of the encoded file.