Drop your song in. The vocal is transcribed with word-level timestamps, so every line appears on the beat it is actually sung on — no typing lyrics, no dragging keyframes. You get finished 9:16 lyric videos, not a project file.
Every lyric video tool asks you for two things: the words, and when each word happens. Typing the words is annoying; timing them is the part that eats an evening. Nudge a line 200 ms and the whole video reads as amateur — the eye notices the mismatch long before the brain names it.
Songbrain skips both steps. The vocal is transcribed straight from your audio with word-level timestamps, so the line changes when the singer changes it. If the transcription misreads a word, that is a text fix — not a re-timing job.
The clips are also cut where the song is strongest, not from 0:00. Most tracks bury their best seconds 20+ seconds in, and a lyric video that opens on the intro throws away the part people would have stayed for.
The vocal is transcribed with per-word timestamps, so lines land with the delivery — including held notes and fast runs.
Kinetic typography, a held lyric quote, a terminal type-out, a spinning-cover look — same song, different feel, so you can post more than once.
The palette is derived from your own cover and the song's mood, so the video looks like your release instead of a stock template.
Every video comes with captions and hashtags per platform, plus a 2-week plan that says which one to post on which day.
MP3 or WAV, full track, 30 seconds minimum. No lyrics file needed — the words come out of the audio.
The vocal is transcribed with word timestamps while the analysis finds the seconds your song hits hardest.
The first clips are ready when your results open; the rest follow. Download the ones you want as MP4.
No. The lyrics are transcribed from your audio with word-level timestamps. You can correct a misheard word afterwards — you never have to time anything by hand.
Then the lyric looks are skipped and you get the visual formats instead — spectrum, cover-art and teaser styles cut to your strongest moment.
Vertical 9:16 MP4, sized for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. If you need a 16:9 lyric video for a YouTube upload, the YouTube kit renders LyricFlow in landscape.
The analysis and the free reel set are free and need no card. Extra template looks and the AI motion video are premium; nothing you need for a lyric video sits behind that.
No. You confirm you own the rights or have permission at upload, and tracks that match a commercial release by another artist are blocked from video generation.
Upload once and the lyric videos come back timed to the vocal, cut around your best moment, with captions ready. Free, about a minute, no card.
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