AI Free Lyric Video Maker

Upload the song, and AI reads the words off the vocal track and times them to the singing. There is no typing and no dragging captions onto a timeline.

The whole flow is four steps:

• Upload your audio. MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or OGG, up to 50MB and 10 minutes.
• Let the AI transcribe it. Every word gets its own start and end time, read from the audio.
• Pick a caption style and background. Bold, outline, glow, or minimal, over AI visuals or your cover art.
• Export the MP4. 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, 1:1 for Instagram.

A three or four minute song is usually finished in 5 to 10 minutes. Signing up grants 100 free credits and asks for no card, which covers a full lyric video.

This tool builds a new lyric video from your audio. It does not burn captions onto an MP4 you already made.

So pick by what you are starting with:

• You have the song. Upload the audio here and get a finished lyric video back, background and all.
• You have footage you want to keep. Use a caption editor such as CapCut, VEED, or Kapwing and time each line onto your own clip by hand.

Most people searching this only have a track and a plan to post it on YouTube. That is the case this page handles end to end. Our guide to making a lyric video walks through both routes.

Automatic lyric sync detects the vocals in your audio and times each word to the singing, with no manual transcription.

Manual timing is the other way to do it. You type each line into an editor, then drag it along the timeline until it lands on the beat. For a three-minute song that is roughly an hour of work per release.

Fixed-interval captions are the cheap middle option, and they drift. Words land slightly before or after the vocal, and a verse in, the whole video feels off.

Transcription is strong but not perfect on names, slang, and heavily stylised delivery. You see the transcript before the final render, so you can fix a word before it is burned in.

Each of these is a fair thing to check before you upload a track. Here are the plain answers.

• Free: signup grants 100 credits and asks for no card. That covers a full lyric video.
• Online: everything runs in the browser. Nothing to install, on Mac, Windows, or ChromeOS.
• No watermark: exports are clean on every plan, the free one included.
• Sign up: a free account is required, because that is where your renders are saved. No card, no trial clock.
• Downloadable: the finished video downloads as an MP4 you own and can publish anywhere.

Make the lyric video first. It costs less, it renders faster, and it captures the "[song name] lyrics" searches that send steady traffic on YouTube long after release week.

A full music video is worth it for a lead single, where the visuals are part of the story. For album tracks and back catalogue, a lyric video is the better return.

Many artists ship both from the same upload: a 16:9 lyric video for YouTube, and a 9:16 chorus cut for Shorts and Reels. See the AI lyric video generator for the paid-tier feature set, or the karaoke video maker if you want the sing-along treatment.

MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, and OGG, up to 50MB and 10 minutes per file. Trim to a section in the browser before you render if you only want the chorus.

The audio is never re-encoded. Whatever you upload is what plays in the exported MP4. If your track lives on another platform, SoundCloud to MP4 and the audio to video converter cover the same pipeline from a different starting point.